DeltaFaucet VoiceIQ Module for Delta Touch2O Kitchen Sink Faucets, Alexa and Google Assistant Voice Activated, Smart Home, EP100855

I have had the Delta Touch20 faucet for many years, so when I bought a new house the first thing was to replace the kitchen faucet with a Delta Touch 20 faucet. Had to purchase the Voice module separately. It was an easy install. The under sink outlet was only for 2 plugs and the electrician said the power was more than enough for the intermittent use of the Delta Faucet, dishwasher, and garbage disposer. So got a plug adapter to plug in the dishwasher and the Delta Touch20 with Voice IQ and have never had a problem. Wifi setup was straight forward. Interestingly I found using my iPad or iPhone for setup was a bit wonky so tried my Dell desktop and it connected first try. I use the voice function ALL THE TIME. “Alexa ask Delta to turn off” and that’s all there is to it. All Alexa commands work great (some people report Alexa doesn’t understand) and you can set up your own “skills”. For example, a water kettle holds 5 cups so you can set up a skill for 5 cups instead of telling Alexa to fill 3 cups and 2 cups. Plus, Delta has a no quibble 100% Lifetime Product Warranty (for original buyer) they stand behind. Does the soap pump spring no longer work? Call Delta and there is a replacement in 2 days. We work hard for our money and want value in return. Delta always comes through. Bottom Line: I thought the Voice IQ module would be a novelty and found I use it every day.

So it arrived on time and got the way it’s supposed to. No issue with installation. Quick and easy to attach

I bought this cause I got tired of changing batteries on my Delta faucet but the game changer is the commands I give Alexa and BAM it works. I guess I found it interesting and useful. As for install, it was easy as just following the instructions. Connecting to Alexa wasn't hard either. Now since this is under the sink and out the way I won't comment on sturdiness cause again its just there under the sink. All in all its pretty cool to have and also saves you time on changing batteries. I'm sure it doesn't pull alot of electricity. Oh one last thing, make sure its on an electrical outlet preferably under the sink that can't be turned off by a switch. I guess you'll probably lose the connection between this product and your Alexa. I would definitely recommend.

The module is very easy to install, less than 10 minutes, assuming you have a correct 2018 or newer faucet. The online setup is through a phone/tablet and also very easy to connect to the network. It should be noted that there is no app to access the faucet but there is a website that you can save in your phones browser that allows you to turn it off and on remotely as well as pour out one the programmed amounts remotely. My only issue is with connection with Alexa, after adding the skill every time you tell Alexa any command with "Delta" it tries to bring up air traffic tracker for delta flights. No option to rename the faucet to not be "Delta." Have tried power cycling everything and even disabling and re enabling the skill. I have an entire home controlled via Alexa and am quite familiar with it, this is the only product that seems to have issues. **Update** After disabling and enabling the alexa app and logging out and back in to the app on the phone a few times it just started working. No rhyme or reason but now seems to work on alexa. I tried calling Delta support before but it was a waste of 30mins as the representative was following a manual and didn't know the product.

Love the many options to use the faucet just by speaking to Alexa or using the delta app. One word of caution, make sure your wi-fi is set to 2.4g and most importantly your WPA is set to 2, not 3.

I bought this with the intent of using with Google Assistant instead of Alexa - the package does say it supports Google Assistant. As of 2/27/2023, doesn't work. Don't make the same mistake. I noticed some other reviews complaining about Google Assistant not working and foolishly dismissed them. I've read just about every possible suggestion on how to get it to work. Spent hours upon hours trying to get it to work. Everything failed. Contacted Delta. Waste of time. Nice rep, but clueless on this.Connecting the module to the internet was easy. Connecting to Google Assistant is a no-go.Bought a $20 Alexa Gen 3 Echo for the sole purpose of this faucet. THAT works great! (Even better if you set up shortcut routines so you can bypass "ask Delta to...") But now I have Alexa listening all the time.... Oh well.If you enjoy being irritated by poor product support, go ahead, try to set it up for Google Assistant use. (Take note: Delta support/setup videos do a great job of skimming right over any details for Google home/assistant setup. They always reference Alexa setup.)Overall voice commands are kind of slow. Doubt I'd use the on/off commands. "Preheat water" is cool. Auto-measurements are cool - core reason I opted to get it. Checking against a pyrex measuring cup, I'd suggest it's off by no more than 5% for me. "2 cups" = ~16.5oz. For my half-gallon water bottle, I created a preset of 58 oz. "8 cups" had it overflowing by a few tablespoons. I assume 8 real cups would be brimming-full.Cool product, but Delta absolutely should NOT be saying it's compatible with Google. Was it? I'm sure it used to be. I don't think enough people use Google for smart home stuff though, so it seems less "cared" about/maintained.For the record: tried setting up Google Assistant access using a Google Pixel 6 Pro phone, fully up-to-date.