A user reported that his Google Home Max works slow to turn on smart light. He mentioned that the smart light is Philips Hue. When he compared, he concluded that Alexa worked faster than Google Max.
Alexa turned the light on in a second, but sometimes faster. Yet Google Max took up to five seconds. This made awkward to use Google Hub Max, and he understood that the terms of user friendliness to send a feedback to Google was pretty slow. He tried to reboot all devices and router, but nothing has changed.
Controlling Lights Using Nest Hub Max
Google Nest Hub devices allow you to schedule and control multiple lights using your voice command. To schedule it, you can enable the Routine. To use Routine, you can open Google Home app, and then tap on Automations and choose Add. Find Household or Personal, then tap and enter what starts the routine, and action that will happen. Tap on the Adjust Home Devices and choose the lights you want.
Fix Home Max Works Slow to Turn on Smart Light
Another user replied, said that he had the same issue. His hue lights were very long to respond, even 10 seconds. Here, we will share to you how to fix this issue.
What you can do first to fix Google Home Max works slow to turn on smart light is to reset your hub and resetup your bulbs. The delay will go away and everything works great. This problem may occur because of the hubs “labs” function. If you enable this before, then reset it and disable this feature.
Here are more things you should know about Google Home Max so you can use it better:
- Google Nest Hub Max Manual For Beginners and Seniors
- 5 Biggest Differences of Nest Hub vs Nest Hub Max
- Google Nest Hub Max Randomly Switching Dark to Light Mode
That is all the complete information we can share when you cannot deal with the slow respon on Google Nest Hub Max to turn on your smart light.
Hopefully with this post, you can use the smart display easily and seamlessly.