October Prime Day hasn't officially started yet, but early deals on Amazon devices are in full swing, including deals on earbuds, Fire TVs, Kindles, Blink cameras—and now, Echo smart speakers. All of the most recent Echo smart speakers are currently on sale for up to 55% off, and you don't need to be a Prime member to buy them.
The Echo Pop speaker is currently $17.99 (originally $39.99). This model launched last summer, receiving an “excellent” review from PCMag for its cost-effectiveness, sound quality, and Eero wifi extender. While not as loud as the Echo Dot and missing touch and temperature sensors, it matches the Echo Dot in most other functions.
If you’re looking for a slightly beefier smart speaker than the Echo Pop, the 5th generation Echo Dot, currently available for $22.99 (originally $49.99), is your best option. PCMag gave this one an “excellent” rating. For the same price, you can also get the bundle that comes with a free smart color light bulb.
The 4th generation Echo is currently $54.99 (originally $99.99). This is the most powerful and complete speaker of the bunch: It has a powerful bass and is the only device here with a built-in smart home hub that allows you to unify your smart devices. For the same price, you can also get the bundle that comes with a free smart color light bulb.
The Amazon Echo Spot just came out this summer, but it's already seeing a major discount, currently $44.99 (originally $79.99). The Echo Spot attempts to be a mix between an Echo smart speaker and an Echo Show, but it lacks in the display department to be considered a true "smart display" device, according to PCMag's review. It's more of a smart speaker with a very basic display. It's not as powerful of a speaker as the Amazon Echo, but it's much cheaper. Like the other speakers, you can also get the bundle that comes with a free smart color light bulb.
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