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Echo Spot vs Echo Show: Amazon’s Alexa screen showdown

Posted on December 19, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

It’s not unfair to say that Amazon’s Echo line-up is getting pretty crowded. The arrival of the Echo Spot brings a second display to the range, but there’s more to the spherical smart home gadget than that. The big decision many are facing is do they pick a new Echo Spot or go for the existing Echo Show… read on for five things you should consider before ordering.

You want to listen to music

At about a quarter of the size of the Echo Show, it’s no surprise that the Echo Spot doesn’t have the same audio system inside. The larger smart speaker finds room for dual 2.0-inch speakers and Dolby stereo sound support. The newer, smaller model has a single, 1.4-inch mono speaker.

Now, the Echo Spot definitely sounds better than the Echo Dot, low bar that that is.
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