Amazon revealed a lot of new stuff recently, ranging from a smart oven to really wireless earbuds to another Fire TV Cube iteration. The all-new Echo Dot 3rd Generation Smart Speaker with Built-In Clock, released on October 16th, should not be missed. Adding an integrated clock is a great one, and speakers from Echo Dot are the building blocks of many connected homes. The speaker has a $59.99 list price, but you can add two to your cart today and use DOT2PACK code to drop your total from $119.99 to $99.98. That $20 discount basically means that without the built-in clock, the two new speakers cost the same as the versions.
If you don’t care about the time-teller for LEDs, you can use the same code to get $20 off two smart speakers for Echo Dot, which extends to the beautiful new colorway for Plum. Pre-orders from Amazon include a price guarantee that ensures that you only pay the lowest price if the cost drops before ships placing your order.
Compared to the 2nd-gen speaker, the Echo Dot has 70% improved audio quality and design. You can pair two of them for stereo sound, or connect the speaker directly to another speaker via Bluetooth (or 3.5 mm cable). You can control your smart thermostat, smart plugs, and other smart home gear, as well as convert measurements, find out the local weather, and more. Plays music. It responds to your burning questions, like “How far is the moon?” (238,900 miles) or “Alexa, what is your favorite place?” (in the cloud, of course.) The Echo Dot is a handy helper to any home.
The new LED clock add-on just makes it much better. Place it on your nightstand to see the time without asking or checking your phone, or take a look at your kitchen counter to see your timers. The LED display also shows the current temperature. You can even ask Alexa to set an alarm and tap the device’s top to snooze it, which is much better than groggily asking her to shut down the morning alarm. The speaker has a built-in sensor to adjust the display brightness automatically. Time ticks this discount!
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