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Amazon’s new Low Power Mode for Echo actually sounds pretty useless

Amazon’s new Low Power Mode for Echo actually sounds pretty useless

Posted on September 25, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Amazon just announced a new Low Power Mode for its next-generation of Echo products, which is designed to ensure less electricity is consumed when the device is inactive. However, it seems there’s only a few scenarios when it will actually be useful.

Amazon has listed a host of exemptions for the Low Power Mode that covers plenty of really common use cases. For instance, it won’t work if you have a Spotify account linked to the device, or have smart home devices connected to the product.
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