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Panasonic GA10 review: Google Home, but better

Posted on April 3, 2018August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The beauty about Google allowing its voice-controlled Assistant to be added to third-party speakers and headphones is great for multiple reasons: it widens the market with more than just one choice; meaning you’ll be able to get the sound and design you’re looking for, without compromising on the smart home assistant.

The original Google Home and Google Home Mini hardly offer the best sound around, and with the expensive Home Max’s availability being limited to the US, we’re glad that more traditional tech manufacturers are getting their hats in the ring. And the Panasonic GA10 is one of the first to hit the market.

Design

  • 100mm square base, 284mm tall, 1.7kg weight
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