SAVE $25: As of August 22,Watch Pinku katto: Futoku aishite fukaku aishite Online get the Amazon Echo Spot for just $54.99, down from its normal price of $79.99. That's a 31% discount.
Still having trouble rolling out of bed in the morning? You aren't alone. It can be a struggle to wake up when you're snuggled in bed all warm and cozy. Make it a little easier with one of Amazon's most useful devices that can double as a smart alarm clock – and one that can help you out even long after you're finished snoozing.
As of August 22, the Amazon Echo Spot is on sale for just $54.99, which is marked down from its standard price of $79.99. That's a 31% discount and savings of $25.
This Echo device is small enough to place on a bedside table or a nightstand, and it has plenty of awesome features that can help with a variety of life's little tasks. It's a smart speaker, so you can listen to all your favorite music and podcasts, assign tasks via Alexa to control your smart home, and rise in the morning with the onboard smart alarm.
The Echo Spot can play your favorite sound or tune at the volume you set it to, with Alexa taking over to ensure you wake up at at the right time. You can also link it with other Alexa-enabled devices to help wake you in the morning, like a light to give you some soft, gentle light instead of just a noise ringing in your ears. It can display a calendar as well so you know what's going on for the day, too.
If you want some help rising each day and a new companion you can rely on as soon as you open your eyes, this is one deal you won't want to pass up.
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