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The parent comment itself describes dissatisfaction while using Google products. Perhaps this use, or at least the dissatisfaction it inspires, began then? Regardless, this sort of questioning seems unfair.

There are certain things in the original comment that I agree with(in certain situations I too have found Alexa to be better performing than Google Home), certain things maybe not so much(like this statement "Google used to under promise and over-deliver. Now it has been taken over by marketers who tend to over promise and under deliver.")

One of the things I've decided to do these days when I find things that make no sense when I read them, is to figure out if the commenter had any pre-existing biases.

Maybe they bought a Google Home? :)

It's not irrelevant, it's a fallacy to attack the messenger as opposed to the message.

It's only a fallacy if you use the attack to claim the comment is wrong. Right now it's just a question