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Woot is blowing out 4th-gen Echo Dots at just $20 a pop
And free shipping for Amazon Prime members.

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If you have $20 burning a hole in your pocket, Woot is blowing out Echo Dots at just $20 a pop. They usually sell for $50 each. That’s 60% in savings. Plus, free shipping for Prime members.
Amazon’s most popular smart speaker has a sleek, compact design that fits perfectly into small spaces. It delivers crisp vocals and balanced bass for full sound you can enjoy anywhere in your home.

Echo Dot 4th-Gen
Use your voice to play a song, artist, or genre through Amazon Music, Apple Music, Spotify, Pandora, and others.
And with multi-room music, you can fill your whole home with music, radio stations, podcasts, and Audible using compatible Echo devices in different rooms.
For just $20, you can see what all the fuss is about. Just do it sooner than later because these prices won’t last forever. For more details, click the button below.
Again, to get these prices, you’ll have to have an active Amazon Prime membership. If not, sign up for a free 30-day trial and cancel before it expires.

Amazon Echo Dot Smart Speaker (4th-gen)
The 4th-generation Echo Dot is a must-have for any tech-savvy home. With improved sound quality, this smart speaker is perfect for streaming music, setting alarms, and controlling your smart home devices. Plus, with Alexa’s vast skills and capabilities, the Echo Dot makes life easier and more convenient.
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