Amazon has released a discount code which all customers can use to slash the price of its Echo Smart Speaker - and you don't need Prime
Amazon fans can buy a £55 Echo Dot for £8.99 in part of the online retailer's pre-Amazon Prime Day sale. And it's all thanks to an online code that's available to all Amazon customers - whether they have Prime or not.
The Alexa-backed device normally costs £54.99 each, but shoppers can get on device for £8.99 in the latest 'duo' offer. In a new deal shoppers can buy two for £63.98, which slashes the second device to under the £10 mark.To get the device for just £8.99 shoppers have to apply a discount code at checkout, 'ECHODOT' which can be found for all shoppers on its site.
The Alexa-controlled smart speaker can do its usual functions like telling the time, streaming music, setting timers and even controlling smart devices throughout your home, all aspects which have become well-known to the round Amazon devices. The 5th Generation product is set apart with its new temperature control feature which allows Alexa to tell users the temperature of their room and home.
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