Get an Amazon Echo Show 5 Kids and Echo Glow for Under $55

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This bundle would make a great gift for your kids, and at this price, you can buy one for each of them. Get an Amazon Echo Show 5 Kids (3rd Gen) and Echo Glow for at a Cyber Monday price of more than half off. They will stay entertained and get homework help, while also basking in the Echo Glow light, helping them learn when it’s time to wake up and power down.

Forget your worries about your children having smart home devices, as easy-to-use parental controls are included, allowing you to set bedtimes and time limits, filter for certain content, and review your child’s activity. Amazon will not sell your personal information to others, and the device has multiple layers of privacy controls. You can even shut off the mic and camera.

Amazon Echo Show 5 Kids Echo Glow Bundle

Your kids will certainly be entertained on the Echo Show 5 Kids. It includes one year of Amazon Kids+ (designed for ages 3 through 12) that gives them thousands of videos, audiobooks, games, music stations, etc. Access the subscription on your other Echo, Fire, Kindle, Android, and iOS devices as well. After the first year, your subscription will automatically renew for $4.99 a month plus tax. But you can cancel at any time if you decide it’s too much via the Parent Dashboard or Customer Service.

The new Disney voice assistant for Alexa allows kids to hear Mickey give the weather, get jokes from Star Wars robots, and partake in adventures with Olaf or Dory. Your child will be able to make video calls only to their approved friends and family who have compatible Echo devices with a screen or the Alexa app. The device can also network with other Echo devices in your home to create an intercom system. With a two-year worry-free guarantee, if your child breaks the device, Amazon will replace it for free.

Add the lamp and pair it with the Echo Show 5 for Kids to put color behind your child’s daily routines. The Glow will change colors with the help of timers, to let them your child know when it’s time to stop gaming, get in the bathtub, get ready for school, etc.

Save $74.99 on this Echo bundle for kids and pay just $54.99.

Amazon Echo Show 5 Kids (3rd Gen) and Echo Glow

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