in use Google Home / Google Nest Smart SpeakerFriends who are familiar with the situation should be impressed by the sensitivity of its microphone. If they even set up multiple smart speakers, they will often encounter the situation where shouting “OK Google” in the living room results in several rooms “logging in” at the same time. Now, Google is also preparing to improve the user experience in this area, so that you can adjust it according to your needs and no longer alert all the smart speakers just by shouting. Continue reading Google Home can finally adjust the “OK Google” sensitivity. Text of the report.
Google Home can finally adjust the sensitivity of “OK, Google” (tutorial)
Do you always feel that the Google Home / Google Nest smart speaker or Google Smart Display at home is a little too sensitive to detect the Google Assistant passphrase “OK Google / Hey Google”, but you still can’t find the relevant settings? Now it is finally confirmed that there will be a Hey Google voice sensitivity setting, which will allow users to adjust the sensitivity of calling Google Voice Assistant through options.
XDA-Developers Editor-in-Chief Mishaal Rahman recently discovered a new option in the Google Home app, which is used to adjust the detection sensitivity of Google Home / Google Nest related devices when using the “Hey Google” voice command. This feature will allow people to adjust the sensitivity of voice commands with a simple bar for each Google smart speaker and smart display device.
▲Image source: Mishaal Rahman (@MishaalRahman)
According to the official statement, this feature has now begun to be gradually rolled out to all users. As for the editor, we haven’t seen it yet, but I believe it will be available to us soon, right? Please wait a moment longer.
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