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Best Echo Device Deals

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Best Echo deal Amazon Echo Pop $17.99 at Amazon (Save $22)

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Best Echo Show deal Amazon Echo Show 5 $44.99 at Amazon (Save $45)

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Best Echo alarm clock deal Amazon Echo Spot $44.99 at Amazon (Save $35)

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Best Echo Kids deal Amazon Echo Pop Kids $22.99 at Amazon (Save $27)

"Alexa, when do Black Friday deals start?" Right now.

This year, Black Friday falls on Nov. 29, 2024, and while we're still weeks away, the early deals are here. Apple is already unleashing deals across its products, and big ticket items like robot vacuums are dipping in price ahead of the big event. So if you're looking to make your home a little smarter, now is the time to shop Amazon's Echo devices.

Echos are some of the easiest (and most affordable) ways to upgrade your smart home, helping you do everything from play music to set daily lighting routines. Just one month ago, we were tracking deals during Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days, and we saw the lowest price ever on Echo Devices. Way ahead of Black Friday, we're already seeing those deals swing back around.

Here are the best deals on Amazon Echo Devices to shop ahead of Black Friday.

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Best Echo device deal

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$39.99 Save $22.00

Why we like it

The line-up of Amazon Echo devices is sprawling. You can find everything from a multitasking smart speaker to a touchscreen smart home hub. The absolute best deal on Echo devices right now is on the Amazon Echo Pop. This small but mighty device with a quality speaker and built-in assistant so you can play music just by calling out to Alexa.

Currently, it's down to $17.99 — its lowest price ever. That knocks 55% off the regular price for $22 in savings. While we expect this price to hang around through Black Friday weekend, you can rest assured you're getting it at a great deal when you buy now.

More Amazon Echo deals

• Amazon Echo Pop Kids — $22.99$49.99(save $25)

• Amazon Echo Auto — $24.99$54.99(save $30)

• Amazon Echo Dot — $22.99$49.99(save $27)

• Amazon Echo Dot Kids — $27.99$59.99(save $32)

• Amazon Echo Spot — $44.99$79.99(save $35)

• Amazon Echo Show 5 —$44.99$89.99(save $45)

• Amazon Echo Show 5 Kids — $49.99$99.99(save $50)

• Amazon Echo — $54.99$99.99(save $45)

• Amazon Echo Show 8 — $79.99$149.99(save $70)

• Amazon Echo Hub — $124.99$179.99(save $55)

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