My kids love Ok Google. We ask it all sorts of questions every day, whenever they have a question about something I don't know the answer for. I also use it as a calculator.

I had an Alexa but opted to switch to a Google Home mini as the rest of my life seems to be tied to Google (phone, calendar, contacts, etc). I use many of the common features such as the shopping list and turning on/off lights. I really like having one in the kitchen to help me while I'm cooking to convert measurements. I stream music to my home theater with the help of a chromecast audio adapter. At night I often use the bedroom one to stream podcasts that help me sleep. It also has a fun Star Wars trivia game for the scifi geeks like myself. Writing this, I guess I use it for a lot more than I thought!

I don't use my Google Assistant. I just use my Google bar and type it in. I'm always using it for definitions of words.

My Google Home is my alarm clock. I check the weather in it every morning. Used to get the news , but that is just depressing now. Play music to go to bed. Hooked up to my Chromecast it plays movies. I guess I like the thing.

The weather around here is so ridiculously variable that when I get up in the morning I don't know whether to put on heavy winter clothes or a sundress. So I love being able to ask Alexa what the weather's going to be like. I also use her to start and stop the music on my Sonos system. I like the shopping list too because when I'm busy doing something and realize I'm out of olive oil or whatever I can just tell her to add it to the list. She's not nearly as smart as Google though when it comes to answering questions about different topics. I wish she was. It's a hassle having to unlock the phone to ask a question.

I have a Google Home I got for Christmas. I used it for a few months, my 7yo grandaughter liked to ask it for jokes. A few months after I got it it started coming on by itself and playing music, was hard to turn off with commands. I was also kind of uncomfortable with a machine that was always listening and sending and receiving information. It's now unplugged. I know, I'm old school.

I use it so the government has a voluntary wire tap into my home(kidding)

For me it would be novelty, fun in the beginning but tiresome later on. My nephew has the Alexa one, ask it a question and it cites wikipedia.com. Personally I don't trust wikipedia for answers that really matter.

Haha a I don't. Guess I'd better update my tech! Google assistant keeps popping up and I keep closing it

Most definitely Google Images and Google maps when reading a book. Adding visual images and places on a map to stuff read off a book adds a new dimension to the reading experience !!

In the car, read aloud my latest text a tell said person I will get back to them all hands free all with eyes on the road

In the car hands free navigation

Music of course. I have mine connected to my philps hue hub so I can voice control many of the lights in the house. It's also connected to my honeywell Lyric thermostat for voice control of the HVAC. I really want to get the Egg Minder so alexa can keep track of how many eggs I have and which one is the oldest.

I do not own any such technology.

I use mine as a kitchen timer, an alarm clock, too turn lights on and off, check my calendar, as a white noise machine (rain on the tent is particularly nice), etc etc