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If you're looking for a smart home device that won't take up space or stand out, the Echo Pop is what you've been looking for. The smallest of the Alexa devices, this nifty model boasts all the usual benefits of an Alexa, but without taking up lots of room. And as of April 14, you can buy it on sale, now just $29.99. It's available in a range of colors, all at this discounted price. Choose from charcoal, glacier white, lavender bloom, and midnight teal.

With this device, you can control music, audiobooks, and podcasts from services like Amazon Music, Spotify, and Apple Music with voice control. It also doubles as a smart home hub, so you can use it with compatible devices like lights and plugs. You can even ask it to set timers, check the weather, read you the news, and order items from your Amazon account.

With its small size, the Echo Pop is perfect for tight spaces such as bedrooms. And it can be easily hidden behind pictures or ornaments, so it won't ruin your home aesthetics. It's also made with eco-friendly materials, so it's both functional and sustainable.

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