Amazon is offering the Echo Show (2nd generation) at a huge discount and is making the deal even sweeter by throwing in a free Echo Dot alongside a smart bulb.
If you want to step up your Alexa game, then invest in something like an Echo Show. It has a beautiful large display for viewing everything in one place, giving you a more sense of context when you ask Alexa to do a variety of things. Right now you can own the 2nd generation Echo Show at a steep discount, bringing the price down to just $159.99. But wait, since this is a Prime Day 2019 special, therefore you can expect it to have a few more bells and whistles too.
For a limited time only, apart from the discount, Amazon is throwing in a free Echo Dot with the Echo Show, and is wrapping things up with a free Philips Hue light bulb which you can control using either one of the Echoes in the bundle.
This bundle contains Echo Show (2nd Gen), Echo Dot (3rd Gen), and Philips Hue bulb.
Premium speakers with Dolby processing let you stream music and books in crisp, stereo sound. With a vibrant 10.1" HD screen for watching videos, movies, and TV shows—in a new fabric design.
Ask Alexa to see lyrics and album art with Amazon Music. See weather forecasts, calendars, to-do lists, and your favorite playlists.
If you are interested in this deal then head over to the link below.
Buy Echo Show (2nd Gen) Charcoal Bundle with free Echo Dot Charcoal and Philips Hue Bulb - Was $300, now just $159.99
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