06-18-2017, 06:08 PM
How long till they start accessing the front facing camera on your phone. No one covers those lol.
But to what Jake said, yes if neighbors were close enough to hear, they'd probably call the cops for a domestic violence with the names the fiancé shout when the Google home has the music turned up.
Basically it's good for music, kinda. I still start my playlists from the phone to have better control unless it's just one song I want to hear but she's good for like next or pause or louder. The most useful I found it was one day when we were painting, we moved her upstairs (in kitchen otherwise) and while she was out of her normal spot, I brought her in the bathroom for music in the shower and that worked well to change songs but probably not worth it for the 7 minutes I'm in the bathroom. I still pull my phone out for when I need to search something because most of the time she pulls up a useless article to read from that's either wrong or not the info I need.
I don't think I'd use Alexa (if I had her) for ordering even reordering because prices and sellers change on Amazon so frequently, I wouldn't want to pay $5 more on dog treats because I didn't check to see if there was another seller or miss prime shipping cause it didn't use Amazon fulfillment.
My Google home was a gift also and not sure I'd buy one myself but now I kinda want one upstairs and in the garage too mainly for music stuff. Especially because I'm trying to adopt the Google ecosystem and have all my stuff eventually be smart mainly for media purposes and maybe eventually lights and stuff when we buy a place. I'll probably wait until they launch the v.2 with the built in wifi/WiFi booster (if you already have a good dedicated router).
But Google home is on sale for Stone $100 now depending on where you buy. Sam's club is $100. Target might be $110.
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But to what Jake said, yes if neighbors were close enough to hear, they'd probably call the cops for a domestic violence with the names the fiancé shout when the Google home has the music turned up.
Basically it's good for music, kinda. I still start my playlists from the phone to have better control unless it's just one song I want to hear but she's good for like next or pause or louder. The most useful I found it was one day when we were painting, we moved her upstairs (in kitchen otherwise) and while she was out of her normal spot, I brought her in the bathroom for music in the shower and that worked well to change songs but probably not worth it for the 7 minutes I'm in the bathroom. I still pull my phone out for when I need to search something because most of the time she pulls up a useless article to read from that's either wrong or not the info I need.
I don't think I'd use Alexa (if I had her) for ordering even reordering because prices and sellers change on Amazon so frequently, I wouldn't want to pay $5 more on dog treats because I didn't check to see if there was another seller or miss prime shipping cause it didn't use Amazon fulfillment.
My Google home was a gift also and not sure I'd buy one myself but now I kinda want one upstairs and in the garage too mainly for music stuff. Especially because I'm trying to adopt the Google ecosystem and have all my stuff eventually be smart mainly for media purposes and maybe eventually lights and stuff when we buy a place. I'll probably wait until they launch the v.2 with the built in wifi/WiFi booster (if you already have a good dedicated router).
But Google home is on sale for Stone $100 now depending on where you buy. Sam's club is $100. Target might be $110.
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2001 F-150 4X4 6" lift on 37" tires
2007 GSX-R 600
2008 SX-R 800
1992 (slammed by PO) 240sx Coupe (SOLD)
1999 BMW POS ///M3(SOLD)
1998 Honda Civic EX beater (SOLD)
2001 F-150 4X4 6" lift on 37" tires
2007 GSX-R 600
2008 SX-R 800
1992 (slammed by PO) 240sx Coupe (SOLD)
1999 BMW POS ///M3(SOLD)
1998 Honda Civic EX beater (SOLD)