'Google Home' & 'Amazon Echo' Comparison; Tough Competition Seen Between The Two; Consumers Prefer Which One?

Assistant Intelligence packed in what seems to look like a small speaker has been hitting the market sales pretty well, especially now during the holiday seasons. Who wouldn't want to cut movements and time lost especially by just switching the light on or off? This is just one of the few things what "Amazon Echo" and "Google Home" can do.

The two AI speakers differ in $50. Google Home is priced at $130 while Amazon Echo costs $180. Although reviewers say that Google Home is a lot smarter than Amazon Echo (since it answers questions more accurately), some found out that Amazon Echo is more flexible in performing home automations such as turning the television on or controlling lights in your home.

Both devices have problems in understanding users' music preference. Google Home and Amazon Echo does not recognize playlist and albums that well just yet. However, critics say developers will learn how to update the features because of its good rating in the market.

Although Google Home and Amazon Echo seemed to be in a tight competition lately, however, the idea of not dealing with the screen appeals to most consumers. That's why several people eye and predict that tech giants will soon release more devices such as these.

Aside from how much this device eliminates unnecessary activities, it also allows users to enjoy instant comfort when their hands are full. There are quite a lot of times when a person is doing a task (such as washing dishes) which prohibits him or her from performing tasks which require holding up a device. Researchers say most homes will have this kind of device by year 2020.

Since it is a computer and internet integrated device, the possibilities are endless. Users who have eyed the idea see that it will control most of the world's key machines one day, promoting lesser time consumption in several works.