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Amazon Echo Dot (4th Gen) Smart Speaker w/ Clock & Alexa (Glacier White or Twilight Blue) on sale for $38.99 ->
now $39.99 or Less with Trade In (see below and forum thread for details)
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Note: Get an Amazon Gift Card + 25% off one new qualifying Echo device when you trade in. Click on "Save 25% with Trade-In" on the product page for additional details.
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Does anyone know how to order the the echo dot with 6 months free Amazon music? It says it's not available for my device (iPhone)
Edit: I live in a small enough place that it's easier for me to actually flip the switch than to ask a speaker to turn the light off for me, so my experience is very limited lol
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I have ordered and just received a brand new Echo Dot 4th gen. The only reason to trade my brand new 3rd gen Echo Dot is because Amazon advertise that the built in temp sensor of the 4th gen Echo Dot can help turn on a device (a heater already on in my case) if the device is plugged into an Amazon smart plug. I looked everywhere in Alex app on my phone trying to create a routine but there's no where to turn on/off a smart plug using an Echo Dot. Then I read online that I should do that via a voice command: 'Alexa, turn the first plug on when room temperature is below 70 degrees'. And the new Echo dot responds: 'First plug doesn't support that'. Of course, if I only say 'Alexa, turn on (or off) the first plug' then the new Echo dot has no problems turn on/off the plug.
I'm confused. Please help. Thanks a lot.
Edit: Another time I try to test the built in temp sensor by saying ' Alexa, what's the room temperature?' and was told 'Bedroom doesn't support that'. I went to activity history in my Alexa app to see if the new Echo dot could recognize my command and I see the transcript is exactly what I have said. It clearly recognizes my commands.