How to Play White Noise on Google Speaker: A Simple Guide
May 17, 2024
In recent years, white noise has increasingly gained popularity as a sleep aid and concentration booster. And if you own a Google Speaker, you're in luck – you can easily enjoy the benefits of white noise And if you own a Google Speaker, you're in luck – you can easily enjoy the benefits of white noise And if you own a Google Speaker, you're in luck – you can easily enjoy the benefits of white noise And if you own a Google Speaker, you're in luck – you can easily enjoy the benefits of white noise at your command. In this article, we'll outline the simple steps to play white noise on your Google Speaker using voice commands and the Google Home app.
To initiate white noise using voice commands, simply say, 'Hey Google, play white noise,' or 'Hey Google, help me relax.' Your Google Speaker would then generate a soothing white noise sound that will continue playing for a default duration of one hour. If you wish to play white noise longer for a specific duration, say something like, 'Hey Google, play white noise for two hours.'
Another way to play white noise on your Google Speaker is through the Google Home app. First, ensure your Google Speaker and the device with the Google Home app are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Once you open the app, follow these steps:
- Tap the '+' sign located at the top left corner.
- Select 'Set up device.'
- Tap 'Set up new devices in your home' and follow the on-screen prompts.
- Under 'Home' or 'Media,' you will see the option 'Play relaxation sounds.'
- Select the white noise option and adjust the volume as desired.
There is also an option to play white There is also an option to play white noise from third-party apps such as Spotify and YouTube, which can be connected to your Google Speaker through Bluetooth.
And that's it! Now you know how to play white noise on your Google Speaker to help improve your sleep and focus. Enjoy the benefits of this relaxing sound with a few simple commands or clicks on your device.