How to Shop for Things Using Just Your Voice on Your Google Home.
Google has just enabled a new feature that allows you to enter your credit card and delivery address into your Google Assistant. This allows you to order items through Google Express on both your Google Home and Pixel phone.
For example; if you say, “ok Google,” “Shop for paper towels.” The Assistant will present you a list of choices. The choices include brand name, item description, provider, and price. You are asked if you want to buy an item after all the details are read to you. Saying yes will have the item purchased and sent to you. Saying no will have the Assistant move on to the next item. For some strange reason, quickly saying no twice places an item in your shopping cart.
To enable this new feature, follow these instructions.
You are now ready to shop using just your voice. Try not to go overboard.
As a special promotion, Google Express is waiving additional service or membership fees, including shipping. The offer lasts through April 30, 2017 and only applies to purchases made through Home.
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