Prime Day is the right time to save on the Echo Dot with clock
Get it on Prime Day and save a bundle.
Whether you want to buy your first Alexa-powered device or have a house full of them, Prime Day is a great time to pick up the 4th gen Echo Dot with clock because it's on sale for just $32.99.
This little ball of usefulness has all the features you'll find in the more pricey Echo devices, but it has one thing many others don't — an LED clock built in so you don't have to constantly ask Alexa what time it is.
The small LED display can also show your alarms and timers for a bit of extra functionality, and you can touch the top of it to snooze if you need just a few more minutes in bed.
Of course, it also can control your Alexa-compatible smart devices and tell jokes, answer your questions, or even give you the weather forecast if you ask for it, and its tiny size hides a surprisingly nice set of speakers if you want to listen to some music.
A real super ball
4th gen Echo Dot with clock: $59.99 $32.99 at Amazon
The little round Alexa device has all the features you'll find in bigger models plus a unique LED display to show the time, your alarms, or a timer. It's great for your first Alexa device or to add to a house full of them.
Amazon has built a huge ecosystem around Alexa and Prime Day is a great time to pick up any of Amazon's devices. Whether you're building out a smart home or just want an easy way to play some music, you'll probably love the way Alexa can do it.
Putting together your shopping list for Prime Day? Take a look at our guides to the best Prime Day phone deals and best Prime Day smartwatch deals so you're totally prepped for the big day.
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