Use Google Assistant on your Samsung Chromebook

Navigate to and open Settings.

Select Search and Assistant on the left-side menu.

Select Google Assistant under the Search and Assistant section.

Select the switch at the top of the page to turn on Google Assistant.

Select the drop-down menu under “Ok Google” and make sure it is set to On (Recommended).

Note: When using the On (Recommended) setting, the Voice Match feature will only work when the Chromebook is connected to a power source. If you’d like Voice Match to be enabled at all times, select Always on instead.

Next, you should make sure Google Assistant will recognize your voice.

When you want Google Assistant to appear, simply say “Ok Google” or “Hey Google” to wake up the assistant. Check out the next section to learn more about giving commands to Google Assistant. Depending on your settings, the Chromebook may need to be connected to a power source in order for Google Assistant to wake up.

Navigate to and open Settings.

Select Search and Assistant on the left-side menu.

Select Google Assistant under the Search and Assistant section.

From here, you can change certain settings.

Select the switch next to Notifications if you’d like to the Assistant to show you notifications.

If desired, you can change your Preferred input from the keyboard to voice. Keep the switch off if you want the keyboard as your preferred input, or turn on the switch if you prefer to use voice.

Select Google Assistant settings at the bottom of the screen to get access to even more settings for your Assistant. From this menu, you’ll be able to adjust your desired language, view your Assistant’s activity, and many other settings.