Which AI assistant do you prefer to use - Android

Do you let Google Assistant take over your home? Or maybe you prefer Alexa?

Google, Samsung, and Amazon all have AI assistants available on the best Android phones. Each of them have their pros and cons, but they all exist for one purpose; to make our lives just a little bit easier. Several other AI assistants are out there, like Microsoft's Cortana, but none of them have quite the reach that these do. With that in mind, we would like to know which AI assistant you prefer to use? Let us know in the comments why you chose one over the others.

Google Assistant and Alexa

Google Assistant and Alexa both have a robust ecosystem, thanks to the vast amount of products behind them. Both companies have focused on growing their AI assistants through hardware like the Nest Hub (2nd Gen) and Echo Show 10 (3rd Gen) and with products to turn your home into a connected home. Google Assistant takes this a step further by integrating with Android smartphones. Amazon Alexa is also available on Android phones as a standalone app and even offers hands-free access using just your voice.

We have a pretty in-depth comparison between the two services: Google Assistant vs. Amazon Alexa

Bixby and Siri

If you own a Samsung device, you'll have access to another assistant in the form of Bixby. With it, you can control devices connected to Samsung's SmartThings ecosystem, and thanks to Samsung and Google's newly rejuvenated partnership, that functionality extends to Google Nest products as well.

Bixby is accessed through the power button on newer Samsung phones, although there are ways to completely disable Bixby if you so choose.

Of course, if you're ingrained in Apple's ecosystem, there's a good chance you mainly use Siri. Apple doesn't have a family of smart speakers outside the HomePod and HomePod Mini. It does, however, make some of the best streaming devices like the Apple TV 4K, which usually come with a remote that has one-touch access to Siri, making it easy to search for your favorite shows and movies.

Great sound, multiple assistants

Sonos One

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Get great sound whether you use Assistant or Alexa

Sonos is mighty proud of its speakers — with prices to match — but it's not unearned. Sonos produces great sound, integrates with both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa in addition to Sonos' unbeatable multi-room audio system, and it has excellent build quality and design. Whether it's going in the living room, bedroom, or even the bathroom, the Sonos One looks and sounds great,