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This bundle gets you a Blink Outdoor 4 Camera and a Blink Floodlight Mount for over $40 off their combined price. This wireless setup ... View Deal Amazon Echo Show 5: was $89 now $69 at Amazon ...

the Echo Show serves perfectly anywhere in your home. You can ask Alexa to control the light bulb that comes with it, play music, read out recipes, turn off your compatible smart TV, and more.

There are two (well, technically, three) optimal times of the year to pick up Echo speakers, Kindle ereaders and other Amazon devices: Amazon Prime Day (now multiple days) and the Black Friday and ...

Another very interesting deal has popped up for Cyber Monday, a combo of Amazon’s Echo Show 5 (3rd gen) smart display and the Blink Mini indoor security camera. This combo is now priced at only ...

You can also grab it bundled with a free Amazon Basics smart light bulb. Echo Dot ... wiring. Blink Mini 2 (two-pack) for $35 ($35 off): The newest Blink Mini wired security camera came out ...

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If you want a smart light too, you can get the Echo Pop with a Philips Hue white smart bulb for £23.99 (was £58.98). That's not free, but it's still excellent value for the pair. Amazon Echo Pop ...

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