Last year's Consumer Electronics Show brought some of the first third-party devices with Google Assistant — Google's virtual helper had only been released a few months prior. This year, we saw a wide variety of devices running Assisant. Beyond the usual mix of smart lights and speakers, there are mirrors, electric car chargers, water systems, and even Insant Pots with Assistant.For your reading enjoyment, this is every product announced at CES 2019 with Google Assistant (or Google Assistant integration), in no particular order.

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LG

LG Styler Mirror Door

LG started off its CES announcements with a premium smart home product — the 'Styler Black Tinted Mirror Glass Door.' It's is a a steam closet, which eliminates 99.9% of germs found in clothing and eliminates wrinkles. Google Assistant integration is present, so you can ask Assistant to remotely turn it off/on, or ask how much time is left until the clothes are done.

LG 2019 Smart TVs

LG also revealed that all its 2019 smart TVs will feature Google Assistant alongside Alexa. The company's new lineup includes four OLED models (W9, E9, C9, and Z9) and two LCD models (NanoCell SM9X and SM8X). More information is available in our dedicated post.

LG Soundbars

LG announced a premium soundbar with Chromecast support during last year's CES, but this time, the company has built soundbars with the entire Google Assistant. The new products are built in collaboration with Meridian Audio, and feature support for DTS:X and Dolby Atmos. They can be mounted on a wall or placed on a flat surface.

Smart Plugs & Water Sensor

There is definitely no shortage of smart Wi-Fi outlets right now, but more options can't be a bad thing. D-Link announced two smart outlets at CES, the Indoor Plug (DSP-W118) and Outdoor Plug (W320). The company also revealed a battery-powered smart water sensor (DCH-S161), which can detect leaks along a pipe, under a sink, or anywhere else you place it. D-Link claims this is one of the first water sensors compatible with Google Assistant.

D-Link says the water sensor will cost $49.99 and will go on sale Q1 2019. The two smart outlets will be available in Q2 2019. More information can be found in this post.

Exo Router Series

D-Link also revealed its new 'Exo' mesh router series, with McAfee's Secure Home platform built-in. You'll be able to ask Google Assistant (or Alexa) to scan your local network for vulnerabilities, and "emerging threats are identified and blocked thanks to McAfee's Global Threat Intelligence."

The Exo series of routers and extenders will go on sale in Q1 2019.

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Klipsch

Sound Bar 40G/48W

Klipsch, a popular audio brand, announced two sound bars with Google Assistant. Details are light about the Klipsch Bar 40G, but it does have Google Assistant built-in, a remote, and HDMI support. Pricing and availability for this specific model is unavailable.

The larger Klipsch Bar 48W is "compatible with the Google Assistant, Alexa and AirPlay 2." It's not clear if that means the 48W has Assistant built-in or simply functions as a Cast speaker. The sound bar also has support for DTS Virtual:X immersive surround sound. Again, specific pricing or availability is unknown.

Heritage Wireless Three

If soundbars aren't your thing, Klipsh also has the Heritage Wireless Three with Google Assistant. As the name imples, it has Assistant built-in, and will come in various wood finishes with metal accents. Availability and pricing has not been revealed.

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Moen

Flo by Moen

Flo is a "water monitoring and leak detection system", designed by faucet company Moen and Flo Technologies. It can provide information about water pressure, flow rate, and temperature within your home's water supply system. It can be used through a mobile app, Alexa, Google Assistant, and IFTTT.

The MSRP is listed at 7.70, but it's currently available from Home Depot for 9.00.

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Samsung

Samsung 2019 QLED TVs

In one of the more surprising partnerships of CES, Samsung revealed that its 2019 LED TV lineup would support Apple's AirPlay 2 and iTunes streaming service. The company also announced that the TVs would be controllable with Google Assistant and Alexa. You'll be able to turn the screen on/off, change the volume, switch inputs, and more all with Assistant.

JBL

The long-fabled JBL Link Bar will finally be released this spring, after it was originally scheduled to come out in October of last year. It functions as a soundbar, an Android TV box, and a Google Assistant speaker — all in one $400 package (with an optional $300 subwoofer).

The first in-car Assistant device to come out of CES was JBL's Link Drive. It acts as a bridge between your phone and your car, with the ability to stream music and annouce navigation steps through your car's stereo (connected over Bluetooth or AUX). It's coming this spring for $59.95 — see our full post here.

House of Marley

Get Together Mini

If you want a neat-looking Assistant speaker, the Get Together Mini from The House of Marley is a compelling option. It has a bamboo face plate, a fabric made of cotton and recycled plastic, and built-in Google Assistant. Full specifications aren't available yet, but the release date is set for August, and the price will likely be $199.99.

Harman Kardon

Citation

Harman Kardon previously announced a massive lineup of Assistant-powered speakers at IFA 2018, and now they're all on sale. Each speaker can be used by itself, or as part of a 5.1-channel surround sound system. Prices range from $200 for the Google Home-sized Citation One to $2,500 for the pair of Citation Tower speakers. More information is available in our post.

Jabra

Elite 85h

Jabra revealed a new pair of noise-cancelling headphones with both Google Assistant and Alexa — the Elite 85h. It has an estimated battery life of 32 hours (with noice-cancelling enabled), a rating of IP52, and a two-year warranty that covers water and dust damage. The price is expected to be $299, and pre-orders will start in March.

Kohler

Verdera Voice Lighted Mirror

Among Kohler's many bathroom-related smart products at CES was the Verdera Voice Lighted Mirror. The Alexa version is already available, but it costs a whopping $1,665 for a 24" x 33" model, with the most expensive version being 40 x 33-inches for $2,165. A Google Assistant version is coming soon.

Kohler Veil Lighted Collection

Kohler also announced the Veil Lighted Collection, a toilet, bath, mirror, and three-piece vanity with complementary designs and synchronized lighting options. It can be controlled with Google Assistant, Alexa, and even Phillips Hue. Pricing starts at $199 for a motion sensor, up to $4,849 for the bathtub.

TP-Link announced quite a few smart home products at CES, under its 'Kasa' brand. All of these are compatible with Google Assistant, Alexa, and other assistants/services.

Smart Video Doorbell

First is the Kasa Smart Video Doorbell (KD100), a product very similar to the Nest Hello. It has a 2K camera with HDR support, infrared LEDs for night vision, two-way communication, and face detection. The doorbell will likely launch in the first half of 2019, and pricing is unknown at this time.

Wire-Free Outdoor Security Camera System

Speaking of outdoor security, TP-Link also announced the Wire-Free Outdoor Security Camera System (KC300). It's sold in a pack of one, two, or three cameras, and it supports 1080p recording with two-way audio and night vision. A hub isn't required, but if you do connect one, battery life is extended. The hub also adds "audio recordings that mimic occupancy." As with the video doorbell, the outdoor security system should launch in the first half of 2019, and pricing is unknown.

Spot Indoor Security Camera

If you need to protect the inside of your house as well, TP-Link also revealed the Spot Indoor Security Camera (KC100). It has 130-degree 1080p recording, two-way audio, and support for multiple activity zones. TP-Link says you'll be able to view a live feed on an Alexa smart display (like the Echo Show) or a Google Assistant smart display (like the Home Hub). The camera is expected to be released sometime this spring for $49.99.

Wi-Fi smart outlets

Moving onto smart outlets, TP-Link has a new one designed for outdoor use — the Wi-Fi Outdoor Plug (KP400). It has two plugs and is weather-resistant, but otherwise works identically to the company's indoor plugs. TP-Link also announced the Wi-Fi Power Outlet (KP200), which replaces the power socket in your wall. The former is expected to cost $44.99, and the latter will be $39.99. Both products should be available in February.

Wi-Fi LED Light Strip

The Wi-Fi LED Light Strip (KL430) should be released sometime in the first half of 2019. It's two meters long (6.6 ft), can be extended to up to 10 meters (32.8 ft), has eight controllable light sections, and supports multiple lighting effects.

Light Switch with Voice Assistant

The last product TP-Link announced is a bit strange — the Wi-Fi Light Switch with Voice Assistant (HS230). It's a light switch with a built-in speaker and microphone for interacting with a voice assistant (the company told us they haven't decided between Alexa or Google Assistant). Whatever lights the switch are connected to also become smart lights. It's expected to launch in the first half of 2019.

Whirlpool

KitchenAid Smart Display

Smart displays are extremely useful in the kitchen, where you can play videos and flip through recipes with just your voice. Whirlpool announced its own Assistant smart display at CES, which promises to be IPX5 water-reistant. It also has a 10-inch screen and "exclusive" extra cooking content from Yummly.

The KitchenAid Smart Display will likely go on sale in the second half of 2019, and cost somewhere between $200 and $300.

KitchenAid Connected Range

Moving onto appliances, Whirlpool revealed the 'KitchenAid Connected Commercial-Style Range,' which combines an oven and stove in one unit. It uses a "unique bow-tie design" and convection fan to improve airflow, and will eventually support voice commands with Google Assistant and Alexa.

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WLabs Smart Countertop Oven

The latest product to come out of WLabs, an 'innovation incubator' in Whirlpool, is the Smart Countertop Oven. It's large enough to cook an entire chicken or a 12-inch pizza, and offers cooking status notifications and integration with Google Assistant and Alexa.

It will be available for pre-order "in a limited quanity" at WLab's website, with an MSRP of $799.

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Whirlpool Smart All-in-One Washer & Dryer

This bad boy can wash and dry clothes without any human intervention, with automatic detergent measurement and remote access through a mobile app. It's available to purchase now, but the Google Asistant and Alexa integration won't arrive until later this year.

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HP

HP Omen 65" Gaming Display

Nvidia first teased a series of gaming monitors with Android TV built-in at last year's CES, and now you can actually pre-order one. The Nvidia x HP Omen 65" 4K gaming monitor is the first of its kind, with a 120Hz refresh rate and HDR support. It has an entire Nvidia Shield TV built-in, so you get Google Assistant and all the Android TV apps your heart desires.

The HP Omen model will become available in February, for a measly $4,999.

General Electric

C by GE

General Electric already sells smart lights designed specifically for the Google Home, and now the company has announced a few more products under the 'C by GE' brand. There's an LED light strip, a light switch, a smart plug, colored bulbs, and a motion sensor.

The lights will apparently cost between $40 and $75 and the smart plug will be $25, but we don't know prices for the switch or motion sensor yet.

Vizio

SmartCast 3.0

The third major update to Vizio's TV operating system, SmartCast, will begin rolling out to new and existing smart TVs in Q2 2019. It includes support for Apple AirPlay 2, HomeKit, Google Assistant, and Alexa. That means you can use Siri, Assistant, or Alexa to control your Vizio TV.

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Vizio 36" Sound Bar

Vizio also announecd a sound bar with support for Google Assistant. The 36" 5.1.4 and 36" 3.1.2 models will be controllable using Assistant (it's not built-in), and will also function as audio-only Chromecasts. Pricing and availability has not been announced yet.

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Daikin

Daikin One+ Thermostat

The North American branch of Daikin announced its own smart thermostat at CES, the One+. In addition to adjusting the temperature, it also can serve as a controller for a professional HVAC system, making it a great option for office buildings. Daikin also plans to offer indoor air quality modules and other components that can interact with the One+, and the system supports Alexa and Google Assistant.

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Verizon

Hum by Verizon

A few carriers already sell connected car accessories, and now it's Verizon's turn. 'Hum by Verizon' plugs into a car's OBD port and provides diagnostic information, the location, trip history, and more. It also functions as a Google Assistant speaker. Verizon expects Hum will go on sale in Q1 2019.

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McAfee

McAfee Secure Home

McAfee currently offers a 'Secure Home' platform for companies to integrate into their routers, for some reason. At CES, the company announced that Google Assistant is now integrated into its Secure Home platform. Assuming you have a router with McAfee's software, you can now say commands like "how many devices are connected to my home router network" and "scan my home router network."

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Sengled

Sengled Smart Lights

Sengled, a company specializing in smart lights, announced a range of new light bulbs at CES. The 'Smart LED extra-bright 100W replacement bulb' (excellent name) claims to be the first smart bulb with 1500 lumens in a traditional A19 size. The company also revealed a multi-color lightstrip, a multi-color A19 bulb, and other smart lights.

The extra-bright 100W bulb is expected to come in the first half of 2019, but pricing is not available yet. The multi-coloir A19 bulb will go on sale "in early Q2."

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Sylvania

Sylvania Smart

Sylvania's smart home products are a bit unusual — instead of connecting over Wi-Fi or another wide-range wireless protocol, the company's products use a mesh Bluetooth network. At CES, Sylvania announced its smart bulbs can now work with Google Assistant, assuming an Android device with Sylvania's app is within range of the mesh network.

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Capstone

Connected Home Smart Mirror

Capstone Industries announced the first product in its 'Connected Home' lineup at CES — a mirror with Google Assistant. The company says the 19x22 mirror will be able to check the weather, play YouTube videos, run applications, and more. No specifications or pricing is available.

Third Reality

RealitySwitch

If you rent your house or apartment, you might not be able to replace the light fixtures or change electrical wiring. Third Reality aims to fix this with smart light switches that sit on top of your existing wall switches — no electrical wiring required. They work with Google Assistant and Alexa, and they're already available from Amazon.

nVent Electric

NUHEAT Signature

If you happen to own the NUHEAT Signature, a smart floor thermostat from nVent, I have some good news for you — it now supports Google Assistant, Alexa, and IFTTT. Now you can make your floor warm with voice commands.

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Phillips Hue

Phillips Hue was one of the first smart home products to integrate with Google Assistant, and now the service is adding a few extra features. Hue bulbs will soon be able to do 30-minute wind-down and wake-up routines in conjunction with the Google Assistant. For example, you could say "sleep the lights" to gradually warm and fade. Users will also be able to choose what setting lights power on with — full brightness, the last used setting, or a custom option.

Instant Brands

Wi-Fi Instant Pot

What's better than a Wi-Fi-enabled pressure cooker with 13 smart programs? A Wi-Fi-enabled pressure cooker with 13 smart programs and Google Assistant support. That's right, the 'smart' version of the Instant Pot will soon offer Google Assistant integration, so you can start your roasts with a simple voice command. See our full post here.

SolarEdge

EV Single Phase Inverter

SolarEdge announced at CES that its home charging station for electric cars, the EV Single Phase Inverter, is now integrated with Google Assistant. The charger claims to top up electric cars "up to six times faster than standard Level 1 chargers." Owners of the system can now start/stop EV charging using Google Assistant, and additional functionality is planned for the future, like checking the car's battery capacity and scheduling a charge.

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Sonos

Sonos One & Beam

Sonos has promised Google Assistant would come to its speakers since 2017, and it's... still on the way. No release date has been set, but Assistant will arrive on the One and Beam speakers first. See our full post for more details.

Lenovo

Smart Clock

While it isn't quite a smart display (there are some software differences), the Lenovo Smart Clock does have Google Assistant and a handful of custom clock faces. It's covered in a white fabric, and even has a USB port on the back for charging your phone. It will go on sale this spring for $79.99 — see our full post for more info.

Anker

Roav Bolt

Anker also announecd a Google Assistant device for the car, the Roav Bolt. Like the JBL Link Drive, it can respond to questions, stream music, and provide navigation directions. However, Anker's model is cheaper than JBL's, at just $49.99. It also has two fast-charging USB ports, while the JBL Link Drive only has one slow-charging port.

It's slated to arrive sometime this spring, and you can read more about it in our post.

ADT

Command and Control system

ADT announced a brand new home security system at CES, the 'Command and Control'. It consists of a 7-inch touchscreen hub, a phone app, and integration with Google Assistant and Alexa. See our full post for more details.

LaMetric

LaMetric Sky

This wall-mounted LED smart light has 32 triangular sections, each of which can be set to different colors. It can also display social media counts, sales figures, the weather, and other bits of information. The unit can also be controlled with Google Assistant and Alexa — see our post for more info.

Lutron

Caseta by Lutron

There are plenty of smart light switches, but what about smart fan switches? Lutron made one called 'The Caseta by Lutron Fan Speed Control,' which isn't at all a pretentious name for a fan switch. It supports four fan speeds and has integration with Google Assistant.

First Alert

First Alert has been making smart smoke detectors and other similar gadgets for a while, but it announced a new video doorbell at CES. It has a resolution of 1080p, a 180-degree lens, night vision, two-way audio, and integration with Google Assistant and Alexa.

Vuzix Corporation

Vuzix Blade AR Glasses

Google Glass never made its way into the consumer market, but this might be the next-best thing. It can overlay GPS directions, menus, weather information, and more. Vuzix plans to add support for Google Assistant soon.

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Dish

Dish Hopper DVR

Last year, Dish added Google Assistant compatibility to its lineup of Hopper DVRs. You could ask Assistant to turn off/on the box, change the channel, rewind a show, and so on. At CES, the company announced that Google Assistant will be baked directly into its DVRs. The Hopper, Joey, and Walley boxes will all get Assistant — as long as they also have a voice remote.

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Leviton

Decora Wi-Fi Outlets

TP-Link wasn't the only company that brought in-wall smart outlets to CES. Leviton revealed its own 'Decora' Wi-Fi outlet, compatible with both Google Assistant and Alexa. If you don't want another device connected to your home internet, Leviton is also making a Z-Wave model. Both versions are expected to go on sale in mid-2019.

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Decora Voice Dimmer with Alexa

This isn't your ordinary smart light switch — it's a light switch with a tiny built-in Alexa speaker. You can also turn the connected lights on or off from an external Google Assistant or Alexa device. This is also expected to become available in mid-2019.

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Decora Wi-Fi 4-Button Controller

Leviton's final CES announcement was this 4-button controller, which can be configured to different actions in the 'My Leviton' mobile app. You can turn all the lights in your house on or off with a press, or switch to a pre-defined scene. This is expected to be released in mid-2019.

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Resideo Technologies

Honeywell Home T-Series Thermostats

No, these aren't the official line of thermostats from YouTube channel T-Series — they're just Honeywell's latest smart home products. The T9 is designed for regular consumers, with features like people detection (it won't heat unoccupied rooms), a 200-foot range, and Google Assistant/Alexa integration. The T10 is intended to be installed by contractors and other professionals, and includes humidity and ventilation controls.

The T9 Smart Thermostat will be available soon for $199.99. The T10 will only be offered to professional heating and cooling contractors. Additional smart room sensors will be sold in packs of two for $79.99.

Panasonic

Technics SL-G700 CD Player

A CD player? What year is this? Panasonic announced the premium SL-G700 "Network / Super Audio CD Player" at CES, which features a high-grade D/A converter, a discrete AMP module, digital noise isolation, and more.

In addition to playing CDs, it can also act as a receiver for Bluetooth, Apple AirPlay, and Google Chromecast. Panaonic mentions some level of integration with Google Assistant. Pricing and availability was not announced.

Simplehuman

Sensor Mirror Hi-Fi Assist

If you want a smart mirror, and the above-mentioned Kholer Verdera mirror is slightly out of your price range, Simplehuman has a smaller (and cheaper) option. The 'Sensor Miror Hi-Fi Assist' is a small bathroom mirror with the company's "proprietary tru-lux light system" and a custom 2.5-inch accoustic driver. In addition to functioning as a Bluetooth and AirPlay 2 speaker, it also has Google Assistant built-in.

The mirror will go on sale this spring for $400, and a version without Google Assistant will be $350.

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