€30 off the fourth generation Echo Dot speaker

Every day, the Daily Geek Show offers you good deals on high-tech products likely to please you and make your daily life easier. Today, we invite you to discover the new connected speaker Echo Dot fourth generation. This product also benefits from a great reduction on Amazon.

Thanks to its minimalist and elegant design, the connected speaker Echo Dot will fit perfectly into all your interiors. Indeed, it is made of a state-of-the-art fabric. All round, it is also very easy to install and configure. In addition, it has an improved speaker that provides you with quality sound, with clear voices and powerful bass. It will therefore delight music lovers insofar as it will be able to adapt perfectly and in all circumstances to all styles of music. The Echo Dot is compatible with many applications, such as Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Deezer and many more. Also compatible with Audible, so you can listen to your favorite audiobooks.

This product also integrates Alexa, which will satisfy all of your requests. Now manage your home using your voice! Alexa will allow you, for example, to turn on the lights remotely, to regulate the temperature of your house, to lock the doors… Assuming, of course, that you have the devices and software available. Similarly, you can talk to Alexa personally: ask her, for example, to tell you the weather or the news, to make calls to anyone with an Echo, Alexa or Skype device, to manage the intensity of your lights, launch your games, your music, tell a joke, answer questions, set an alarm…

Finally, it turns out that the security of your data and your privacy is not left out with the Echo Dot 4th generation. In fact, with just one click, you can interrupt all the microphones in the house using the Microphone off button. The Echo Dot (4th generation) exceptionally benefits from a 50% reduction. It is available at only €29.99 instead of €59.99. Don’t wait any longer, click the red button below.

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