#smart speakers

Is voice assistant tech still worth it in 2026 or did the novelty finally wear off?

Are smart home hubs actually useful in 2025 or just costly add-ons?

Is the obsession with voice assistants just a gimmick hiding the fact they barely understand us?

Should we trust companies with microphones in every room, or is the privacy panic overblown?

Is the convenience of voice assistants worth the constant eavesdropping and creepy ads that follow?

Are voice assistants like Alexa and Google Home actually listening more than we're comfortable with?

Are you using voice assistants like Alexa or Siri more for dictionary lookups now?

Does smart speaker convenience make high-end audio gear completely pointless for most people?

Are smart homes a gimmick or actually worth the setup cost?

Is the new AI in smart speakers helpful or just creepy?

Is controlling your lights with your voice really progress, or just a gimmick that complicates simple things?

Are you reconsidering voice assistants after recent privacy changes?

Should we be worried that every 'smart' device is basically a microphone in your living room, or is that just paranoid?

Are voice assistants like Siri and Alexa still useful in 2025?

Do voice assistants really understand what I am saying?

What's your take on smart assistants actually spying on you?

Has AI assistants made smart home hubs feel obsolete for you?

With AI hub features everywhere, do standalone smart speakers still matter?

Do smart speakers listen way more than we’re comfortable with, and are we just ignoring it?

With new privacy rules, are you unplugging your smart speakers for good?