Echo Dot (4th Gen) | Charcoal with Sengled Bluetooth Color bulb | Alexa smart home starter kit
$12.99
Last updated on June 2, 2024 1:59 am Details
- This bundle contains Echo Dot (4th Gen) Charcoal and Sengled Bluetooth Color bulb.
- Control your lights without getting up – Use your voice to control your smart light bulb by saying, “Alexa, turn on the lights” for a hands free experience.
- Simple to set up and use – To set up your bulb, plug in and set up your Echo device, plug in your bulb, and ask, “Alexa, discover my devices.” Use your voice to name your bulb and begin using immediately.
- No smart home hub required – Set up routines and schedules through the Alexa app.
- Expand your Smart Home – Easily manage your smart home using your voice to turn on lights, adjust thermostats, and lock doors with compatible devices.
- Meet the Echo Dot – Our most popular smart speaker with Alexa. The sleek, compact design delivers crisp vocals and balanced bass for full sound.
- Brilliant colors to light up every moment – Turn the color changing light bulb on/off, dim, brighten, set up routines, schedules, and more using the Amazon Alexa App. Use 16 Million brilliant and soft colors plus tunable whites to create the perfect mood; High brightness (800 lumens); Great for parties, entertaining and everyday use.
- Certified for Humans, struggle-free, tinker-free, stress-free. No patience needed – it’s actually simple.
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Echo Dot (4th Gen) | Charcoal with Sengled Bluetooth Color bulb | Alexa smart home starter kit
$12.99
Peres –
I loved the echo dot. I upgraded to the cube to replace the echo and firestick thinking combined would be nice, but it really is t as nice as having them separate. The alexa is way better on the echo. It is not at my store for music playing and I have since added smart plugs to it so she now controls my store showcase which is very handy. I recommend the echo, its a great little device.
Lucian A. Sperta –
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 I’m loving the full sound, a great upgrade. What I don’t like is the white cord, why not black? Not sure 🤔 who made the decision for the cord to be white. For a little tech toy the sound is really nice for the price. I love the new design, why not add a digital clock on the charcoal design was disappointing but not a huge one. Overall a great sound from a little toy, can’t wait for them to add the new feature that allow me to monitor issues when I’m away at work and alert me real time on my phone…..
Shesinstpete33710 –
I have a few Dots around the house. One decided to have an attitude and she had to be replaced. Problem with voice recognition. I still pay the bills around here so she is not here any more!! HaHa!! I replaced her with the new Echo Dot 4th Gen in Blue. How pretty! It matches my home furnishings. Love the ball design. Very different but really kool. Sound is beautiful. I love playing music and the tone is great. I’ll update if I run into a problem but so far I’m really pleased with this new design, color and sound. Highly recommend.
Mira –
I have installed 1 Echo 2nd Gen. and 4 3rd Gen. Echo’s that are all still in use but this 4th Gen. is my favourite. Got it for my wife to use while she cooks and bakes to play music, keep timers and everything else. It sounds great, I think better than the 2nd Gen. that I got for sound purposes mainly that is in our sitting room. Looking for a reason to add another 4th Gen. to the house I like it that much lol.
Zachary Riley –
This is one of the most infuriating purchases I have made. I recently bought a echo dot 3rd generation on prime day special but couldn’t help wonder if the sound quality was different. The 4th generation device’s sound is much better. It is a clear and less muffled. Which is great if I didn’t need to connect it to anything or what to use any Alexa features. I’ve spent 4 hours going through every troubleshoot information I can find and no matter what this thing will not connect to my mobile hotspot wifi. I had some similar issues with the 3rd generation but it just took a few extra tries. I even tried to get assistance and they sent me the instructions already included then switched me over to someone else who wanted to start me over again with the same basic help links.
This is infuriating because not only does this item not work as its supposed to but I also returned my functional 3rd generation which is now double the price and unavailable.
tella –
Works good, but not perfect. Have had to unplug it a few times when the alarm set on it will keep going off. Doesn’t always hear my daughter correctly but that’s more of an annoyance for me as she will start yelling at it when it messes up which doesn’t help it understand either. Overall happy with it though.
Michael L. –
I don’t know what happened to echo. We have a previous version and it works perfectly, but this new one is very bad, it doesn’t have an accurate answer, it takes a long time to answer and it almost always answers “I didn’t understand what you said”.
We did a test with this and the previous version and the difference between them is ridiculous. I really regret buying it. The lamp did not come.
C –
I purchased this as i always do with the latest and greatest echo devices. This was a sour Disappointment for someone who is used to amazon improving on their devices yearly.
Complaints:
1. They shipped my Black echo, with a WHITE cord, In the past the cord color matched the device, why change?
2. The charger is Noticeably larger and cheaper looking, sporting rounded corners and a bulky design.
3. The sound quality vs my 2nd Gen Dot has actually gotten worse. This speaker lacks bass and is very “hollow” sounding. The gen 2 speaker blows the gen 3 out of the water, IMO they majorly cheaped out to get you other features like an Ai core and a bulkier bigger device, in bigger packaging, requiring more shiping cost, a poor trade off for quality.
4. Its fabric mesh, and construction seem cheaper than previous generations, it is significantly lighter than a previous gen (my guess is a small speaker magnet and more airspace due to its odd shape)
5. Its small, i thought the ball was cool, big and substantially, Like a speaker should be, but its tennis ball sized and looks like a childs toy, or a cheap bluetooth speaker you got for $5…..
6. It has this awful “sheen” to the plastic that makes it look like some Chinese garbage product….
7. The buttons feel awful and cheap compared to previous generations.
Pros:
It has underglow now.
Overall its clear this product was rushed, or had a strict budget in which a lot of its features, and quality were stripped. The gen2 dots are amazing, and if you weren;t going to make them better, why release a gen 3?
It costs more, its much much worse in basically every category, and in my opinion, is a complete fail. Its supreme selling a brick because you want it. Buy a gen2, you’ll be happier
Amazon Customer –
The sphere shape is good but I like the color ring on top instead of bottom.
The sound seems more echo cause it is front firing speaker. And it is the same config of the 3rd.
I do not know whether it is common but mine delivered speaker occasionally had cracking/blur sound.
Minifig –
Much smaller than expected but the sound is phenomenal. I have almost every single version of the Echo and Echo dot in my house for an easy to use Spotify music setup to surround my upstairs with music but this little orb is the best sounding of the lot. Highly recommended and a great improve over the Dot. I hope that Amazon keeps this style for a while.
Lucian A. Sperta –
This new 4th Gen Echo Dot brings a new spherical shape to the Echo Dot lineup. It is about the same width as the previous Echo 3rd Gen, but since it is a ball now it is obviously a little taller. The blue light is now on the bottom. Here are my thought so far:
THE GOOD
– Bottom ring light. The new blue light on the bottom actually illuminates the surface that the Dot is sitting on. This actually makes the light considerably more noticeable, especially if sitting on a semi-reflective surface.
– Slightly better sound. The actual speaker hardware is the same as the 3rd Gen Dot, but this one sounds slightly better to my ear. This could be because the speaker is pointed toward the front, instead of pointing straight up like it was in the previous model.
THE BAD
– Aesthetics. This is personal opinion of course, but I think I prefer the smaller, less noticeable “hockey puck” shape of the previous models. This one is closer to a softball, and stands out much more. Sure it might be better for creating sound, but I don’t use Dots for music listening anyway. If I wanted to do that I would use a regular Echo or Echo Studio, which of course sound much better than this Dot. The whole point of the Dot for me was to use it in locations where I wanted a small device that doesn’t take up much space.
– Price. The old Gen 3 Dot is now $10 cheaper than this version, and it is really hard for me to justify choosing this Gen 4. It really seems like you are just paying for the new shape and very slightly better sound, but that doesn’t currently seem worth it to me. There just aren’t enough improvements from what I’ve seen so far.
All in all, this new Gen 4 Dot might be worth it for you if you really dig the ball shape and bottom ring light, but otherwise I’d have to recommend sticking with the Gen 3 for $10 less.
Michael Russo –
Device is great, but beware… the black ones come with a white cable… unlike the previous model. No idea why they did this.