Connect your Google account with your Fitbit smartwatch from the Fitbit app in order to enable Google Assistant. No, you don’t need a Google Home or Google device. To connect your Google and Fitbit accounts, see this help article.ĭo I need a Google Home or Google device to use the Google Assistant feature on my Fitbit smartwatch?
If you have an iOS device then you will need to download the Google Assistant app on your phone in order to use Google Assistant on Versa 3 and Sense. When setting up Google Assistant on your smartwatch, you will be prompted to sign into your Google account or to create a Google account if you don’t already have one. Yes, you need a Google account to use Google Assistant on Versa 3 or Sense. To use Google Assistant on your smartwatch first connect your Google and Fitbit accounts, see this help article.ĭo I need a Google account to use Google Assistant on my Fitbit smartwatch? The audio response is optional and can be turned off. With Google Assistant you can get answers, set alarms, start Fitbit workouts, control smart home devices, and more by using your voice you’ll see replies in text format and with an audio response. How do I use Google Assistant on my Fitbit smartwatch? Please see this help article for more information on how to update your Fitbit device. If you are in a country where Google Assistant is currently available but you are still not seeing it as a voice assistant option, make sure you have updated your fitbit device to the latest firmware. Please see the available country list at the bottom of this page. Google Assistant is currently not available in all countries. Why don’t I see Google Assistant while I set up my device?
Then go navigate to your device in the Fitbit mobile app and activate Google Assistant by tapping on the Voice Assistant tile. If you are an existing user who has already activated Sense or Versa 3, first make sure your firmware has been updated to the latest version. If you are a new user unboxing your device, you can either activate Google Assistant while you set up your device or you can activate Google Assistant at any time after setting up your device by navigating to your device in the Fitbit mobile app and tapping on the Voice Assistant tile. Which Fitbit smartwatches have Google Assistant functionality? What's stock trading at today? (or just spell out a stock ticker symbol - e.g., "G-O-O-G").What was the score of the game last night?.Start a run (requires a fitness app like Strava, Runkeeper, Runtastic or Endomondo).Enable/disable (and other system features, such as mute).So what are you waiting for? Clear your throat and call your phone into action without having to lift a finger. If you have an older device that doesn't support that option, you can still use the commands listed below you'll just have to tap the microphone icon on your home screen first to start the listening process. Follow the steps there to enable the system and train it to recognize your voice. Next, tap Voice and then "OK Google" Detection. īut before you start talking, a note: For a fully hands-free experience, you'll need to set up always-listening voice control, which will allow your phone to wake up and start listening anytime you say "OK, Google." To do that, open the Google app on your device, tap the menu icon in the upper-left corner and tap Settings. It’s fun to experiment and see what works. In many cases, Android is smart enough to recognize word variations so, for example, it’ll respond whether you say “Turn Wi-Fi on,” “Turn on Wi-Fi” or “Enable Wi-Fi.” That’s not true in every case – for instance, it doesn’t (currently) know that “Pump up the volume” means “Turn up the volume” – but its vocabulary is growing all the time. And when you see a command with two words separated by a slash (e.g., "Enable/disable battery saver mode"), you know to say just one or the other of the words, right? Thought so. We've put words and phrases that are examples in additional explanations are in (parentheses). In fact, Google may be preparing to unveil a newly rebranded and even more conversational version of its virtual assistant later this year, but you don't have to wait to start making the most of your mobile device's listening smarts.īelow, we've listed 160 commands that are fully functional and ready to be used right now.
Android has actually had a robust voice command system in place for ages - and the number of things it can do for you is expanding all the time.
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