Save on Amazon Echo speakers ahead of Valentine's Day

By What Hi-Fi?
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The Echo (2nd gen) is a real steal at $69.99

Amazon is currently offering savings across several of its Alexa-powered smart Echo and Fire devices, so if you're looking for a last-minute Valentine's present (now that the Super Bowl is done and dusted) you may want to head over to Amazon.com (opens in new tab).

Because what says "I love you" better than the gifting of a smart speaker? (Don't answer that.)

The Echo (2nd gen) is now only $69.99 (opens in new tab), down from $99.99, matching the price it was discounted to over the holidays. 

The Echo Show has dropped from $229.99 to $179.99 (opens in new tab), while the smaller Spot is $99.99 (opens in new tab) after receiving a $30 discount. 

The Fire TV Cube is now $79.99 (opens in new tab) (usually $119.99), too.

These are all 'limited time' deals running until Valentine's Day.

Amazon Echo 2nd gen (opens in new tab)

Amazon Echo 2nd gen $99.99 $69.99 (opens in new tab) The new Amazon Echo 2 is cheaper, looks smarter and is better at hearing your commands,  remaining a good buy for someone after Alexa functionality and a sound better than what's offered by the Echo Dot.

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Amazon Echo Spot (opens in new tab)

Amazon Echo Spot $129.99 $99.99 (opens in new tab) You might want your smart speaker to have a screen, of course - which is where the Echo Spot comes in. The Spot is a small, round speaker that looks like a clock, with the same built-in voice assistant and functionality of the Echo Dot. 

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Amazon Echo Show (opens in new tab)

Amazon Echo Show $229.99 $179.99 (opens in new tab) The Echo Show expands upon the Spot with a larger touchscreen and introduces a unique feature: video and voice calling so you can call people with an Echo or who have downloaded the Alexa app.

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Amazon Fire TV Cube (opens in new tab)

Amazon Fire TV Cube $119.99 $79.99 (opens in new tab) A fusion of the Amazon Echo speaker and Fire TV stick, the Cube plugs into your TV via HDMI, giving you access to the range of apps and streaming services as well as voice smarts and a speaker.

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