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Save 72% on an Amazon Echo Dot with GE CYNC Smart Bulbs

By Laura Tucker
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This is a deal that’s really difficult to pass up. The Amazon Echo Dot with GE CYNC Smart Bulbs bundle provides you with both access to Alexa via the speaker and a smart home device in the pair of light bulbs that can be installed anywhere in your home. Unbelievably, it’s being offered at a price below $20.

The 3rd Gen Echo Dot will fit into nearly any small space in your home or office and has improved speaker quality that is richer and louder. Amazon vows that the speaker is designed to respect your privacy and that the company does not sell your personal information.

The built-in Alexa voice assistant allows you to request a song, artist, or genre from Amazon Music, Apple Music, Spotify, SiriusXM, and more. It will also tell you the weather and news and answer questions. Call your friends and family who also have an Echo device or the Alexa app or use it as a speakerphone to other rooms in your home to let everyone know dinner is ready.

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Along with controlling the Echo Dot, Alex’a can also be used to control smart home devices, such as the pair of GE CYNC Smart LED Color Bulbs that are included in this bundle. Turn the lights on in your bedroom before you walk in with an armful of laundry, and never again worry about coming home to a dark house.

The smart light bulbs fit into medium base sockets designed for 60W incandescent A19 bulbs. They use 84% less energy and will last 15 times longer than 60W incandescent bulbs.

The Echo and bulbs are easy to set up. Plug in the Echo, open the Alexa app on your mobile device, add it, and follow the directions. The bulbs connect directly to your Wi-Fi router and can be controlled by Alexa or the app, which allows you to set millions of colors.

Save $45.99 on this smart home deal and pay just $17.99.

Amazon Echo Dot with GE CYNC Smart Bulbs

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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