It wouldn’t be Black Friday if the Echo Dot wasn’t discounted and the fifth-generation version if currently 54% off.
Alexa-enabled Echo Dot Fifth-Generation Speaker Currently Selling for Just $22.99 for Black Friday 2023
Given you get a discount of 54%, you can buy 2 of these and still pay less than what you would for a single speaker. This deal doesn’t even require a discount code, coupon or Prime membership. Order now if you want to receive it on time with free shipping.
Buy Echo Dot (5th Gen, 2022 release) | With bigger vibrant sound, helpful routines and Alexa - Was $49.99, now just $22.99
The Echo Dot is one of those smart speakers which you can buy in bulk - they're that cheap. Today, that value gets better with the deal on the fifth-generation model, bringing the price down to just $22.99. If you wanted a smart speaker around your home for whatever reason, today is your lucky day.
Unlike previous models, this Echo Dot actually sounds great and makes it fit for streaming music through various supported services such as Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora and more.
You can ask questions from Alexa and do things like setting timers, alarms, get reminders and even buy stuff from Amazon using your voice. But, the real fun starts when you start using this speaker to control your smart home accessories. As long as there's a "Works with Alexa" badge on your gear, you're just one Skill away from control everything using your voice.
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