I am trying to add Google Assistant to Sonos. Each time I try to do so, the Google Assistant app says that no devices are found. I've reset my router factory reset my Sonos one with no luck.
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Thank you, Simon.
What exactly do you mean by "device controller"?
In a separate home than the one in which the Sonos One is located, I own a Sonos Beam which I've successfully set up with Google Assistant. To be sure, the Sonos Beam is associated with a different google account and sonos account than the Sonos One.
I have two Google accounts on my phone. I use one account for the home in which the Sonos one is located in one account for the home in which the Sonos Beam is located.
I experimented with Alexa on the Sonos one and had no issues connecting to Alexa.
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Thank you for the clarification, Simon. I will try to connect Google Assistant to my Sonos using a different device controller such as my iPad. I've been using my phone after this point.
With respect to your second point, I am using a different Google account on the Sonos Beam. As such, I would presume there wouldn't be any interference or conflict. So to answer your question, I am using a different Google account than the one I am using on the senos Beam to try to set up the Sonos one.
I will try a different device controller and see if that resolves the issue.
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Sometimes this just happens - setup of Google Assistant on Sonos won’t work for a couple of days. I’ve seen it 3 or 4 times since GA on Sonos was introduced. In such cases you just have to wait until whatever is wrong gets fixed. So if you’re sure you are following the instructions correctly, don’t spend too much time trying to fix it until you have given it a few days to see if the problem resolves itself.
Thanks, Doug. Unfortunately this has been going on for months. I wish it was just a few days.
That said, Simon's advice above to use a different device controller (e.g. phone, ipad) to connect resolved the issue. For some reason my Pixel 3a did not want to connect to the Sonos one. I went through the same process using the Sonos app and Google home app on my iPad and was able to get Google Assistant setup. Go figure.
Thank you Simon B for your help!
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