Grab the Echo Show 8 at an all-time low price ahead of Prime Day
SAVE $70: As of July 7, the Echo Show 8 is on sale for $59.99 at Amazon. That's a 54% discount and the product's lowest price ever.
Amazon's Prime Day 2023 sales event is happening early next week, so it's no surprise that it has already started to mark down prices on its own products. We're firm believers in the fact that Echo items — like the Echo Dot or Echo Show — are something everyone would benefit from having in their homes. They allow you to stay connected, entertained, and informed with ease (plus they look pretty darn cute sitting on your kitchen counter or desk). If you've been wanting to upgrade your home tech, it's your lucky day — the deal below is one to grab hold of ASAP.
As of July 7, the Echo Show 8 is on sale for an all-time low price of $59.99. That's a 54% discount off the item's regular price of $129.99. For context, in the past three months, the Echo Show 8 fluctuated between a retail price of $129.99 and $74.99 (and was once $69.99 in October 2022). This makes $59.99 a rare deal.
This smart device comes in "charcoal" or "glacier white" color options to fit the unique aesthetic of your space. It's got an 8-inch HD touchscreen, stereo speakers, a high-quality cam for video calls (that automatically pans, zooms, and frames), and smart home compatibility. This last point means you can tell your Echo Show to dim the light or lower the temps on that thermostat and watch the hands-free magic happen before your eyes.
The Echo Show 8 also performs well when it comes to home safety; it allows you to look in on what's going on when you're away via its camera, as well as get notified of glass breaking or the smoke alarm going off. With its ability to show you movies, recipes, photo albums, news updates, and more, it's a smart home jack of all trades.
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