Buy Amazon Smart Oven, Get Echo Show 5 for $10

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Amazon is no stranger to offering discounts or even grouping its devices together for a greater savings. That’s precisely what it’s doing in this deal. It’s offering an Amazon Smart Oven with an Echo Show 5 for just an additional $10 over the standard price of the oven. That’s quite a savings!

The 4-in-1 oven combines a microwave, convection oven, food warmer, and air fryer. Notably, the air fryer may take a little longer than standalone air fryers, but think of the savings of counter space to have all four of these devices in one. It is explained as being struggle-free, tinker-free, and stress-free – what every good device should be.

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The Amazon Smart Oven includes more than 30 built-in presets as well as voice control through Alexa when its paired with an Echo device, such as the Echo Show 5. It can announce when dinner is ready and will also notify you when the oven is preheated. Additionally, you can scan select packaged foods with the Alexa app on your smartphone, and the oven will cook them automatically to the package directions.

The Echo Show 5 that is included in this deal features a 5.5″ smart display that can play cooking videos, play music to cook by, play your messages while you prepare dinner, add items to your grocery list, and even allow you to video chat with your family while you clean up the kitchen.

The oven sells for $249.99 on its own. You can add the Echo Show 5 for just $10 more, a savings of $59.99. Alternatively, you can opt to pair the oven with a free Echo Dot.

Amazon Smart Oven with an Echo Show 5

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