SAVE $20: The fingering videosAmazon Echo Spot is on sale for just $59.99, down from $79.99 as of June 2. That's the lowest price its seen all year. Not to mention, it comes with a free WiZ smart bulb.
One of the newest additions to the Amazon Echo family, the Echo Spot serves as a fancy alarm clock to help you wake up and wind down each day with smart features. If your morning routine could use a boost, now's a great time to grab one, as it's down to its lowest price this year.
As of June 2, the Echo Spot is on sale for just $59.99 at Amazon. That's $20 or 25% off the list price of $79.99 and the first time it's dropped this low without a coupon code since Black Friday 2024. Plus, when you purchase the Echo Spot, you'll unlock this deal on a WiZ smart bulb for $1.99 (reg. $10.99).
While it doesn't have an integrated camera like other Echo devices, as that would be very creepy, it does most of the things you'd expect from an Alexa-enabled gadget. It'll wake you up with your favorite tunes or a custom alarm, lull you to sleep with white noise, check the weather, stream music, set reminders, and even control your other smart devices – including the WiZ smart bulb you can snag with this deal. You can have it gradually brighten your smart bulb as you wake up to your morning playlist for a full-blown wake-up routine.
The Spot is a little bigger than the Echo Pop and Echo Dot at 4.5 inches by 4.4 inches, but it's just the right size for a nightstand. It also comes in three color options to suit your palette — and all three are on sale.
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