how to connect google home and philips hue?
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['Open the Google Home app on your phone or tablet..', 'Select Accounts at the bottom.', 'Select Set up or add.', 'Select Set up device.', 'Select Works with Google.', 'Scroll through the list, and select Philips Hue.', 'Fill in your Email, and Password for your Philips Hue account, then select Sign in.']
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But for it to work you need a smartphone, a tablet or a mobile device of some kind. In most cases, you will require a home automation hub that will allow you to operate the smart bulb wirelessly. Most home automation hubs use communication standards like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Z-Wave or ZigBee.
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['Open the Google Home app .', 'Tap the device you want to pair. Settings .', 'Scroll down to "General settings," then tap Paired Bluetooth devices. Enable Pairing Mode.']
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['Make sure that your mobile device or tablet is connected to the same Wi-Fi as your speaker or display.', 'Open the Google Home app .', 'At the top left, tap Add Set up device. ... ', 'Tap the home that you want to add the device to Next.', 'Tap the device that you want to set up Next.']
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Philips Hue Bluetooth lights are compatible with Google Home, Google Home Mini, Google Home Max and Google Nest Hub.
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The bulbs also have to be installed on every single device you want to control them with. ... Each bulb supports Bluetooth and Zigbee so they can be eventually connected to the wireless Hue Bridge to take advantage of all the Philips Hue features. Only three of the Hue bulb products now include Bluetooth support.
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Answer: Well, when you combine the innr bulbs with the Philips Hue bridge, you could control them with Hive too. But the only Hive hub would not work, as they do not allow the innr bulbs to be connected directly.
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['Make sure your phone or tablet is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your Chromecast built-in TV or display.', 'Install the Google Home app. ... ', 'Open the Google Home app .', 'Follow the steps. ... ', 'Set up is successful.']
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['Download Replica from the App Store.', 'Setup your Chromecast with the Google Home App.', 'Make sure both devices are connected to the same Wi-Fi Network.', 'Connect to the Chromecast Device from the device list. Connect Step in the iOS App.', 'Start the Screen Mirroring.']
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['Turn on your WiFi hotspot.', 'Join another device to the WiFi hotspot.', 'Open the Google Home app on this device.', 'Follow the normal setup steps\u200b and connect your Google Home to the Wi-Fi hotspot.']
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['Plug your Chromecast into your TV and make sure all cables are connected properly.', "Make sure the Chromecast and the mobile device you're using to set it up are on the same WiFi network.", 'Download the Google Home app on your mobile device.']
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The Innr Smart ZigBee Bulb range delivers premium light quality and works directly with your Samsung SmartThings or Philips Hue system*. With a compatible hub, these lights are suitable for voice control with Alexa and Google Assistant.
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Sengled announced its Element smart energy-efficient LED light bulbs now offer voice control using Google Assistant. The voice commands will work with Google Assistant on Google Home and with eligible Android phones and iPhones equipped with the Google Assistant app.
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['Open the Google Home app .', 'Tap your device. Settings .', 'Scroll down to "Device settings," then tap Guest Mode.', 'Turn on Guest mode .']
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['Step 1: Set up your devices. ... ', 'Step 2: Prepare the apps. ... ', 'Step 3: Discover your TV in the SmartThings app. ... ', 'Step 4: Discover your smart speaker in the Alexa app. ... ', 'Step 5: Connect the apps. ... ', 'Step 6: Select your TV in the Alexa app.']
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You can connect Google Home both to your TCL Roku TV or TCL Android TV. However, of the 2, it's obviously with Android TV that you can get more control and use more voice commands.
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The Philips Hue bridge uses the Zigbee Light Link standard, which makes it, according to Philips, compatible to all such light bulbs and devices. Of course all Philips lights should be compatible – but there are some interesting alternatives on the market!