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The Battle of the $100 Smart Speakers: Which Sounds Best?

The Battle of the $100 Smart Speakers: Which Sounds Best?

Posted on December 7, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Amazon Echo, Nest Audio and HomePod mini are all smart speakers that cost $100. But which one sounds best? We tested all three to find out.

This is the first year that Amazon, Google and Apple all have a new smart speaker that costs $100 (give-or-take a buck). As usual, both Amazon and Google have released new-and-improved versions of their $100 smart speakers. And Apple has finally got into the action, releasing a smaller and more affordable version of its HomePod ($299), called the HomePod mini.
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