OK Google? Voice commands to wake up Google Assistant?
0Here's how to use OK Google on your Android.
i. **Here are the voice commands you can use to wake up Google Assistant:**
**Primary wake words:**
* **"Hey Google"** (most common and recommended)
* **"Ok Google"**
**Additional wake words on some devices:**
* **"Hey Boo Boo"**
* **"Hey Assistant"**
* **"Hey Big G"**
**Important considerations:**
* **Device compatibility:** Not all devices support all wake words. Check your device's settings to see which ones are available.
* **Voice Match:** If you have multiple users on your device, you can set up Voice Match so that Google Assistant only responds to your voice.
* **Settings:** You can adjust settings for wake words and sensitivity in the Google Assistant settings on your device.
**Additional tips:**
* **Speak clearly and directly to your device.**
* **Avoid speaking too loudly or softly.**
* **Enunciate your words carefully.**
* **Avoid background noise when possible.**
ii. here are some tips for using Google Assistant to get the most out of it:
**Master the Wake Words:**
* **Hey Google:** This is the most common and recommended wake word.
* **Ok Google:** This is another option, though slightly less common than Hey Google.
* **Hey Boo Boo:** This playful wake word is available on some devices, like Google Nest speakers.
* **Hey Assistant:** This is a newer wake word available on some devices.
* **Hey Big G:** Another fun option for some devices.
**Pro Tip:** You can even set up custom wake words in the Google Assistant settings!
**Speak Clearly and Concisely:**
* Google Assistant is good at understanding natural language, but it's still important to speak clearly and avoid using slang or jargon.
* Enunciate your words carefully and avoid speaking too quickly or softly.
* Minimize background noise for better accuracy.
**Ask the Right Questions:**
* The way you phrase your request can make a big difference in how well Google Assistant understands you. For example, instead of saying "What's the weather like?", try saying "What's the temperature in London right now?".
* Don't be afraid to ask follow-up questions. For example, you could ask "What's the weather like this weekend?" after asking about the current temperature.
**Explore the Features:**
* Google Assistant is constantly learning new things, so it's worth exploring the features and commands that are available. You can find a list of things you can ask Google Assistant on the Google website.
**Hands-Free Control:**
* Ok Google is great for hands-free control of your devices. You can use it to play music, set alarms, make calls, send messages, and much more.
**Here are some additional tips:**
* **Use Google Assistant routines:** Routines allow you to automate a series of actions with a single voice command. For example, you could create a bedtime routine that turns off the lights, plays relaxing music, and sets an alarm.
* **Personalize your Google Assistant:** You can change the language, voice, and nickname for Google Assistant in the settings.
* **Give feedback:** If Google Assistant doesn't understand you or gives you the wrong answer, you can provide feedback to help improve it.