If your answer is yes, then, you are not alone! Even though the ThinQ technology has been a thing since 2018, there are still quite a few folks who are struggling to sync their LG TV to their Google Home. And, let’s not deny the fact that… It’s sad when you’re not getting the maximum perks. Nobody wants that, right? But don’t worry, we got you! Let JOA help you with some quick fixes to make sure you and your family are enjoying the maximum potential of living the “smart” life. Related Reads:
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Before We Dive In…
Not all LG Smart TV available on the market is supported by Google Assistant and Google Home. This technology is only available on Super UHD LCD TV or if your LG TV is running on WebOS 4.0. This means that the feature could be limited only to models like the B8, B8s, C8, E8, W8, LK64, LK54, SK80, SK90, SK95, UK 62, UK63, UK65, and UK77. Not sure what operating system your LG Smart TV is running with? Using your LG remote, do a long press on the “Settings” Button Select General > About This TV. If you don’t find the same button on the remote that came with your smart TV, you can try by pressing the “Home” Button > Settings > Advanced > General > About This TV. Let’s get down to it.
Method 1: Connecting Your LG Smart TV
Step 1: Set Up Your Google Home App.
To start the process, make sure that your Google Home is properly set-up beforehand. If this is your first time doing so, this post will guide you with everything you need to know in setting up your Google Home seamlessly.
Step 2: Register Your TV.
From your LG remote, press the Home button and select “Set Up TV for the Google Assistant” app. Simply follow the instructions to complete the registration. It would ask you to sign-in with your Google or Facebook account. If you don’t want to link these accounts, you can create a separate LG account. From your TV, select Settings > General > Account Management. Otherwise, you can download the “LG ThinQ” app from the Google Playstore and create your account from there.
Step 3: Link Away!
Using the Google Home App, you can link both devices by following the steps below: Alternatively, you can open the “Google Home” app, say “OK Google, talk to LG” and select “Link to LG” in the Discover tab. Just sign in and you’re all set.
Method 2: Using Google Chromecast or Chromecast Ultra
You can use Google Chromecast or Chromecast Ultra which connects via an HDMI port somewhere behind your TV. Here’s what you need to do.
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You’re All Set!
Connecting your LG Smart TV to Google Home is pretty simple for the techy ones. Otherwise, you need a few more patience especially if you need to update your OS or use a Chromecast. Either way, the convenience that comes afterward could be rewarding. How long did it take you to sync your smart appliances to your Google Home? Share your experiences with us in the comments section below!
