Amazon Echo And Alexa Smart Speaker Deals

It doesn’t matter if you’re a little kid or an adult, if you’re a fan of The Mandalorian, you won’t want to miss this deal. With the holiday knocking down the price to $56.94, this Echo Dot (4^th Gen) smart speaker with clock featuring a Mandalorian-inspired Grogu stand is one of our favorite picks.

To match your Baby Grogu Echo Dot, check out The Mandalorian-inspired Fire TV Stick. It’s the latest generation Amazon’s best-selling Fire TV device, including Alexa Voice Remote and compatible with home theater audio systems. Now at $38.98, this is a great gift bundle. 

Put down the remote and move straight into a fully voice-activated experience. If you’re looking to re-watch The Mandalorian on Disney+, check the weather, or set a reminder for your favorite TV show, you’ll want to check out the Fire TV Cube. You can access Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, HBO Max, stream 4K content and the set-up is extremely fast. Currently on sale for $79.99, you’ll be saving $40 off the original price.

Released last October, Amazon’s flagship full-size smart speaker boasts surprisingly rich audio plus, of course, Alexa. Pair two for stereo sound and link to Fire TV for a simple and easy wireless home theater setup. At $40 off the original price, this is the lowest price Amazon has ever offered, so you might want to grab one — or two — before they disappear.

Same Alexa smart speaker as the previous deal — at the same price — plus a free Sengled color smart bulb. That’s another $15 in savings compared to the Echo by itself. Seriously — if you’re going to get an Echo anyway, why not start or expand your smart home with this deal? 

At three years old, Amazon’s 3rd generation Echo Dot is a bit long in the tooth — and short on quality sound. But if all you need is access to Amazon’s digital assistant, Alexa’s voice comes through loud and clear. The Echo Dot (3rd Gen) dropped to $18.99 last Black Friday, so $19.99 is a pretty good deal.

Echo Dot Kids isn’t just a more playful version of Amazon’s smaller Echo Dot speaker -- it also comes with a free one-year subscription to Amazon Kids+. That’s Amazon’s premium entertainment and educational offering, full of games, puzzles, and stories aimed at kids aged 3 through 12 - a $36 value. Plus, when you select Kids mode when setting up this (or any) Alexa device, certain features and communication functions are restricted to help keep kids safe.

Same as the previous deal, but with a bonus four months’ worth of Amazon’s alternative to Spotify and Apple Music, which will net you a savings of $68. At this point, most major music streaming services offer more or less the same catalog. So, unless you rely on Spotify’s algorithm for music recommendations or you’ve already got your music library curated in another service, this is a great way to give Amazon Music Unlimited ($8 per month after trial) a try on the cheap. 

Basically, the same as the previous deal on the Echo Dot Kids, but Amazon will throw in an Echo Glow spherical smart light for $15 more, which is half off the full retail price. The light itself isn’t too spectacular or, for that matter, all that “smart” -- it changes color with a tap and does include a fun “disco mode” that responds to music being played, but kids seem to like it. And at these prices, that’s all that matters.

This deal is a bit of a shocker: Just this summer, Amazon updated its five-inch Echo Show 5 — the smallest of the company’s smart displays, which pair Alexa with a touchscreen for improved smart home controls, apps, widgets, and video calling. For a device not even six months old, half off is an incredible deal. In fact, the price has never been lower. Grab this one while you still can.

Over the summer, Amazon also updated its mid-size eight-inch smart display, the Echo Show 8 — however, this is not that updated Alexa device. That doesn’t, however, mean this isn’t still a pretty good deal. The Show 8 does everything the Show 5 does, writ large — bigger screen, bigger sound, and it’s an even bigger help with controlling your other smart home devices. If you plan to do a lot of video calling, you may want to hold out for a deal on the 2nd Gen Echo Show 8, with its improved webcam and speaker array. Otherwise, the OG eight-inch is still a solid buy at this price, as it’s never been lower.

If you've got connection dead spots and buffering zones in your home, check out the Amazon eero, a Wi-Fi extender which claims to cover up to 5,000 square feet. The eero can support 75 or more devices, and doubles as a smart home hub with a connection to Alexa. It’s controlled through the eero app and comes with a 30-day trial for eero Secure. 

The little sibling of the bigger, bolder-sounding Amazon Echo is currently selling for full retail price, even though it went on sale for $45 just last month. The latest-gen Echo Dot has dropped as low as $38 in the past, but with the new $30 price tag, this is likely as low as it will fall this season. Just like with Amazon Echos, you can pair two Dots together for stereo sound, so don’t be surprised if Amazon offers a bigger discount as a twofer.

And starting today, you can also snag a bundle deal featuring the Echo Dot + Echo Auto for $44.98, originally $99.98. 

Identical to the Echo Dot in every way except this one has an LED panel that displays the time of day and, if you ask Alexa about the weather, the current outside temperature, the Echo Dot with Clock is usually priced $10 above its non-clock twin. 

While not currently on sale, it is an Echo product worth noting. This Echo Wall Clock has an LED display and does requires a compatible Echo device to make it a smart timer. So, for example, you can say “Alexa, set a 10-minute timer,” and the display will count down on the Echo Wall Clock. Currently running you $29.99, it’s a great gift for the Amazon devices lover on your list. 

As the best-selling Fire tablet it stands at a solid 4-1/2 star rating on Amazon. The Fire 7 Tablet touts twice the storage, a faster processor and claims to be more durable than the latest iPad mini. You can enjoy movies, check the weather, read an eBook, or answer emails on this multi-purpose tablet. 

Common complaints are an irritatingly short battery life and lock screen advertising, but since it costs significantly less than an iPad, it’s a worthwhile investment.

Built for reading, the Kindle’s glare-free display - even in direct sunlight - is its biggest claim to fame. The Kindle e-reader has adjustable front lighting and a long-lasting battery, and 8GB of storage still means you can own thousands of books and newspapers. It pairs well with Audible, and when tie it together with Whispersync, you can switch from Kindle to the Kindle app without losing your place. 

The Blink Mini is a plug-in security camera with motion detection and two-way audio, designed for inside the home. So, if you’re looking for a little extra visibility when your kids disappear or you want to check in on your pets while away, this could be just what you need. 

Set up is quick – just connect it to the wifi and set up a Blink app. Currently $15 off its already low sticker price, you probably won’t find it at a lower price this holiday season.