Amazon's own hardware is once again the center of attention on Black Friday. Right now you can pick up the company's fourth-generation Echo Dot as well as their Smart Plug for a low price of just $33.99.
Black Friday Deal Offers the Fourth-Generation Echo Dot and Amazon Smart Plug for a Low Price of Just $33.99
No matter how you slice it, the Echo Dot is one of the best smart speakers around. It's priced low, features one of the best smart assistants around and it works with millions of other devices which are compatible with the Alexa ecosystem.
Right now, you can get your very-own Alexa powered smart speaker, the Echo Dot fourth-generation, for a low price of just $33.99. But here is the part where things get really exciting: this price includes Amazon's Smart Plug as well. If you ever wanted to make things smart at home without dropping too much money, this is an absolutely wonderful starting point.
Once plugged in, connected to Wi-Fi and set up, you can use the Echo Dot to control things that are plugged into the Smart Plug. It's a simple case of saying 'Alexa, turn on the lamp' and the power of the internet will take it from there. You can also control the Smart Plug if you aren't at home. Just make sure your home internet is working before you do that.
Meet the all-new Echo Dot - Our most popular smart speaker with Alexa. The sleek, compact design delivers crisp vocals and balanced bass for full sound.
This bundle contains Echo Dot (4th Gen) with Amazon Smart Plug.
As for the Echo Dot itself, it's the latest-generation model, featuring a new round design. It not only looks good, but blends in nicely with pretty much any type of surrounding.
Add the combo to your cart, checkout and wait for it to arrive. There are no discount codes or coupons you need to know about.
Buy All-new Echo Dot (4th Gen) + Amazon Smart Plug - Was $74.98, now just $33.99
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