QUOTE(henryj8 @ Oct 14 2017, 11:24 AM)
Google home compatible devices very expensive and less choice
Do not worry about compatible devices yet.Understanding and
working around Google Ecosystem took almost a year for me.
I actually only add a 3rd party device to the Google Home only last month.
That is the Wemo smart Plug.
And the recent purchase of the Mi A1 smartphone.
So be smart when you purchase your next item-if it is
-coming Apple's HomePod-then buy everything apple from now.
(devices, including iPods, iPads, MacBooks, and iPhones)
-Google Home-then it is everything Android.
Only 3 players that can provide that kind of services.
Amazon Echo, Google Home, and Apple Homepod.
Actually, it is not that expensive if you look at at the point of
it's integrating with the whole lot of Google ecosystem(its existing massive
library of existing service)
For me, music and services are just two parts of the smart speaker equation.
Google Play Music with the Google Cast ecosystem.
Planning routes using Google Maps
Translating using Google Translate
Draw information from your Google Calendar.
Play content on an external TV with its Chromecast
Play music through the speakers it's connected to Chromecast Audio
Google's impressive search abilities, means the speaker has a lot of information
at its disposal.