Firstly, the original Google Home has a sleep timer that you can set and cancel with voice commands! So in this piece, we demonstrate the set sleep timer on Google Home procedure.
to summarize, you start your speaker playing content from an internet radio station, podcast, news source, or some other streaming service. Then, you ask Google Home to play the stream for only as long as you say.
For example, here are some sample commands that we verified to work on our original Google Home voice activated speaker.
Furthermore, when you specify a sleep time with one of the above commands, Google Home answers back as follows: “[speaker name] will stop playing in [specified time].” E.g. If you say something like, “Okay Google, set sleep timer ten minutes,” to your speaker named Living Room, the speaker replies, “Living Room will stop playing in ten minutes.”
Moreover, when the sleep timer runs out, the unit says nothing more. Indeed, the only thing to happen at that time is that the speaker stops playing whatever it was playing, and the volume gradually fades.
Finally, you cannot set a sleep timer on the speaker unless it is playing some media.
Easy but useful too!
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