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Custom Favorites Arrive on Google Home for Wear OS

by Salman Hafeez
August 19, 2025
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A new update, ‘Custom Favorites’ has become easier and faster by Wear OS users. The roll out comes with new personalizable Favorite. It enables users to pin their most frequently used smart devices such as lights, thermostats, security cameras on their smartwatch. 

The feature allows you to pull up some essential controls directly to your wrist, with simply tapping on your wrist. This small detail introduces additional convenience, faster speed of interaction, and individualization of interactions within a smart home.

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  • Custom Smart Home Access
  • Flexible Device Preferences
  • Favorites That Fit You
  • One-Tap Setup Experience
  • Broadening Smart Home Reach
  • Currently Available for Public Preview Users
  • Conclusion 

Custom Smart Home Access

The new feature of Favorites custom allows an additional step of individualization in smart home management. Now, it is possible to choose and pin particular actions or devices that are the most important to you.

The smart home controls will become more effective and based on your daily actions.  By giving you the capacity to place these controls directly on the watch face, you can simplify interaction.

Flexible Device Preferences

One of the greatest features of this update is the autonomy of customization on various devices. 

Users are also able to generate individual groupings of Favorites. It would apply to the Wear OS watch, their phone, and even to their smart TV interfaces. 

This could mean that your watch would be able to show proper controls to your current surroundings. This makes the experience consistent and yet flexible within Google ecosystem.

Favorites That Fit You

The main difference, and the selling point of several sources, would be the possibility to create specific device Favorites. The user is allowed to customize the devices that appear on their Wear OS watch separately. 

Each device can play a different role in the wider ecosystem. It may strengthen Googles push to smarter more responsive home automation arrangements.

One-Tap Setup Experience

The process of configuring these special Favorites is supposed to be simple and easy. All the controls are held by the Google Home, that is downloaded and controlled by your paired smartphone. 

As soon as you attempt to add your preferred devices or actions to Favorites in the phone app, all the modifications will be displayed on your Wear OS watch upon a brief real-time refresh. 

This smooth integration makes the customization process simpler and maintains the experience of user experience consistent.

Broadening Smart Home Reach

This rollout is a certain sign of the fact that Google keeps working on enhancing cross-platform smart home controls. 

With improved Wear OS experience, Google is strengthening the vision of the integrated smart home. This is the point where device control is not only straightforward but also available wherever you are. 

This also follows general trends in the industry, which concentrate on developing integrated and streamlined smart home environments.

Currently Available for Public Preview Users

To try this new functionality, it is already provided to the participants of the Google Home Public Preview program. Importantly, you must have the latest versions of both Google Home and Wear OS on your smartwatch. 

No specific date of the official release of the channel is available yet. Factually, this presence may bring about more convenient smart home control to an increasing number of users in the future.

Conclusion 

The introduction of custom Favorites on Google Home makes a significant advancement towards smart home personalization with Wear OS.

Having few features, users can now manage their most frequently used devices. It incldues such as lights, thermostats, and cameras, in seconds and without hesitation. 

This change is not only more convenient to use with one hand, but it is also another layer of effort by Google. The company is to show interest in cross-device adaptability and smart home applications to meet user needs.

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Salman Hafeez is a seasoned tech writer with over five years of experience covering emerging technologies, smart devices, software updates, and digital trends. His work has appeared on multiple industry platforms, where he breaks down complex topics into clear, engaging insights. Salman’s passion lies in helping readers stay informed and empowered in an ever-evolving tech landscape

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