Moto 360 rarely recognizing "OK Google"

[natecarrier]

My Moto 360 only recognizes when I say "OK Google" about 10-20% of the time. Is there a way to voice train it like the Moto X? Is anyone else having problems with this? I am making sure that the watch is active (showing the second hand), where a simple tap activates OK Google. For some reason, it just doesn't like my voice.

 

[Cincybearcatfan]

I have a Droid Maxx and yes I have this problem at times. I don't think there's a way to train it. However, my phone will answer me when I say Okay Google instead of my 360 when I don't want it to. Do you have that Problem?


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[SpookDroid]

Is there anything covering your microphone? I've had no issues with mine EXCEPT when my sleeves cover the mic. But for the rest of times, when I turn to look at it, the screen comes on, I can say OK GOOGLE and it fires it up.

 

[Funkpod]

Hmm...It works for me almost every single time.

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[crxssi]

Hmm...It works for me almost every single time.

Me too

 

[TabGuy]

Is there anything covering your microphone? I've had no issues with mine EXCEPT when my sleeves cover the mic. But for the rest of times, when I turn to look at it, the screen comes on, I can say OK GOOGLE and it fires it up.

Where's the microphone?

 

[SpookDroid]

Where's the microphone?

Little pinhole on the left side of the watch.

 

[jokarak]

I find that there is a small delay from when the screen lights up and the watch is ready to accept voice input - must be a side effect of the slower processor they chose for the Moto 360.

 

[heack]

Maybe your tone is not regular...

 

[dungoyle]

For daily usage, I never use "OK Google" as my trigger, although I have tested it and it works. When I want to actually use voice control, I just tap the screen when my watch face is displayed, and the watch displays the phrase "Speak now", and then I speak. Is this a practical alternative?