Save 25% on an Echo Dot 5th Gen with Clock

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Smart speakers can take on so many duties; they’re a natural for the nightstand, especially in the case of the Echo Dot 5th Gen with Clock. It is everything you expect from a smart speaker and also has the time imprinted on it to fulfill yet another duty. Pick one up today and save 25%.

The 5th Gen Dot has improved audio over previous versions, with better vocals, bass, and overall vibrant sound. Use it to play music, audiobooks, or podcasts through Amazon Music, Apple Music, or Spotify. Also play music from other devices through Bluetooth.

Echo Dot Clock 5th Gen Specs

The display on the side of the Echo Dot with Clock does more than just show the time. It can also show you your alarms, the weather, song titles, and more, with the help of Alexa. Also use the voice assistant to get answers, hear jokes, the news, etc.

Again with the help of Alexa, you can use the Dot to control your other compatible smart home devices, such as smart lights, smart locks, thermostats, etc. Create routines that you can carry out with just your voice. Pair with other Echo devices and Fire TVs in your home to create a home theater system.

Take $15 off the price of this Echo device in Glacier White or Cloud Blue and pay just $44.99. Also check out the options of bundling it with a Smart Plug, Mandalorian Child Stand, Soccer Ball Stand, or eero Mesh Wi-Fi Router.

Echo Dot 5th Gen with Clock

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