Paul Morris·

Early Black Friday Deal: Save $15 On Echo Dot Today And Pay Just $24.99

To celebrate the birthday of Alexa, Amazon’s most popular smart speaker is currently available with a very nice discount applied. For what is likely to be a limited period of time, the third-generation Echo Dot can be purchased for just $24.99.

Due to its small nature and relatively low price, the Echo Dot is Amazon’s most popular smart speaker. This new version of the speaker comes with an all-new fabric design and is Amazon’s most compact smart speaker that has been designed to fit into small spaces in order to provide great sound in any room.

Amazon has also improved the sound quality and output with this version. When compared with the older second-generation Echo Dot, this third-gen version comes with richer and louder sound and can be paired with a second Echo Dot to give a stereo sound experience. Of course, it’s also possible to pair the Echo Dot with other Echo devices in the home – such as the Echo Show or the standard Echo – to provide stunning multi-room sound.

The built-in voice control allows owners to control and stream music from an array of compatible streaming services and can provide immediate access to weather information, local and global news, and even control compatible home automation hardware, such as lights and plugs. There is, of course, an almost endless slew of other things that you can do with this powerful and highly-affordable speaker.

If you are looking to grab one or more of these smart speakers at this ridiculously low price, then everything that you need is on the direct link below. There are no discount codes or coupons required to achieve the advertised price. Just make sure to celebrate Alexa’s birthday quickly and snap this deal up whilst it’s still on offer.

Buy: Echo Dot Smart Speaker from Amazon: $24.99 | Original price: $40

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