Echo Plus features a premium speaker for powerful 360° sound, and a built-in Zigbee smart home hub and temperature sensor. Play music, ask questions, call almost anyone, or get information, news, sports scores, weather and more. With the built-in hub, starting your smart home is easy.
The simple way to start your smart home
Echo Plus connects to and controls smart lights, locks, plugs, sensors, and more. Just power on compatible products and say, “Alexa, discover my devices.” Echo Plus will automatically detect and set up those devices so you can control them with your voice. This simple set up process works with dozens of compatible smart home devices that use Zigbee. Echo Plus also supports every work with Alexa smart home device.
Always ready to help
Make your life easier at home. Use your voice to set timers, add items to lists, and create calendar events and reminders. You can also check the news, weather, or traffic. Ask for sports scores, movie showtimes, restaurant hours, or information.
Voice control your music
Echo Plus has a new premium speaker design with Dolby Processing, engineered for high-quality audio. Use your voice to ask for any song, artist, or genre from Amazon Music, Spotify, Pandora, and more, and play music across compatible Echo devices across your home. You can also listen to Audible, podcasts, radio stations, and more.
Connect with others
Call almost anyone hands-free using your voice. Use Drop In to instantly connect to another compatible Echo at home or send an announcement across Echo devices, like calling the family for dinner or reminding the kids to go to bed.
Alexa has skills
Alexa has more than 50,000 skills and counting. Skills are like apps and help you do more such as playing Jeopardy!, meditating with Headspace, and falling asleep to rain sounds. Create your own personal skills and custom responses with Alexa Skill Blueprints. Just say “Alexa, help me get started with skills.”
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