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Asus Lyra Voice (AC2200) review

Posted on June 16, 2019 By Jarvis

The next step for mesh routers appears to be integrating voice assistants into their repertoire. With the release of the Lyra Voice, Asus joins the likes of the Netgear Orbi Voice by releasing a router that also takes a turn as a gateway to the wonderful world of Amazon Alexa.

There are a few important differences between the two solutions, which we’ll come to in due course, but the headline is very much the same: why buy a separate Amazon Echo, Echo Dot or Echo Plus, when you can get your router to do it all?
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Wearables Tags:Amazon, Amazon Alexa, Amazon Echo, Asus, echo, Echo Dot, Echo Plus, gateway, Netgear Orbi, Netgear Orbi Voice, review, TechRadar

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