Use Google Assistant on Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

How to Install and Use Google Assistant on Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Android is one of the best smartwatches in the country. It runs on the latest version of Wear OS and has a good set of features Despite running Google's Wear OS, the Galaxy Watch 4 was not shipped with Google Assistant.

Finally, after months of waiting, Samsung has come up with the Google Assistant update for Galaxy Watch 4. If you are looking forward to using a higher voice assistant on your watch, here is how you can install and use Google Assistant on Samsung Galaxy Watch. 4.

How to Install and Use Google Assistant on Samsung Galaxy Watch 4
How to Install and Use Google Assistant on Samsung Galaxy Watch 4


How to enable Google Assistant on Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

The process of activating Google Assistant on the Galaxy Watch 4 suggests that you install a software update app. However, it has been disabled or not updated. The process of fixing this is simple. Here's what you need to do.


Step 1: Go to the settings app of your Galaxy Watch 4 and update it to the latest version. You can use the Galaxy wearable app to do the same.

Step 2: Swipe from bottom to top to access your Galaxy Watch 4 app tray.

Step 3: Launch the Google Play Store on the watch.

Step 4: Scroll down and tap on it until you find the My Apps section.

Step 5: You should typically see the Google Help app here with a pending update.

Step 6: Select the Update all option to update the Assistant app and you will be able to use it.


While this is easy to understand, some users have reported that they can't find Google Assistant in the update queue. If this is the case with your Galaxy Watch 4, you need to do this.


Step 7: From the Play Store app, tap the search bar to find the Assistant app.

Step 8: Type Google Assistant and press search button.

Step 9: When the app shows results, press the Install or Update button.

Install or update your Galaxy Watch 4 Google Assistant app.


How to use Google Assistant on Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

After installing the app, you will not be able to use it like this. You need to set it up. Here's how to do it and use Google Assistant on your Galaxy Watch 4.


Step 1: Unlock Galaxy Watch 4 and swipe from bottom to top to access the app tray.


Step 2: Turn on Google Assistant on the clock.


Step 3: Tap the Start button to start the set up.


Step 4: Select the 'Open on phone to activate' button. This will continue the setup process on your phone.


Step 5: Unlock your phone and you should have a prompt to allow you to find nearby devices. Tap Allow.


Step 6: If you are asked if you want to activate Google Assistant on the clock with your voice, select Activate.


Step 7: Tap Continue.


Step 8: If you want the assistant on the clock to trigger Google every time you say Oops, select Next.


Step 9: Voice Match is a feature that shows personal results on your watch when interacting with Google Assistant. If you want to enable it, tap the I agree button and select the Start button.


Step 10: Finally, tap Got it and then Done.

Google Assistant on Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 is now ready to use. Launch the app or use Hey Google to ask a question.


How to set Google Assistant as default in Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

After installing and setting up Google Assistant on your Galaxy Watch 4, you may want to set it as the default voice assistant. Press and hold the back button on the side of the watch and it will appear. Here's how to do it.


Step 1: Unlock your Galaxy Watch and swipe from the top to quickly bring up the toggle. Launch the Settings app.

Step 2: Scroll down to Advanced Properties and tap on it.

Step 3: Select the Customize Key option.

Step 4: Press and hold.

Step 5: Select Assistant from the list of available options.


The default voice assistant on your Galaxy Watch 4 is Google Assistant instead of Bixby. Many users want to use Google Assistant in Galaxy Watch 4 for many things. After Google and Samsung release the update, you can install Google Assistant and use it from your wrist.

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