Amazonās Echo Spot Now $50, Because You Need Alexa for Bedtime
Amazon is excited to announce its fall Prime Day sale, affectionately rebranded as Prime Big Deal Days, kicking off on Tuesday, October 7th to October 8th. Early bird specials include wireless earbuds ranging from Beats Studio Buds slashed from $149.99 to a pandemic-era bargain of $79.95 at Amazon, to Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 dropping from $229 to $179 at multiple stores, proudly supporting everything but your dignity at checkout. Echo Buds are down 70%, now just $34.99. Meanwhile, the Echo Spot smart alarm clock, the bedside companion with no camera to judge your sleepy face, is discounted from $79.99 to a psychologically compelling $49.99. Dustproof Bluetooth speakers like UE Wonderboom Play aim to soothe yet taunt you with their āonly 82 degreesā low in Arizonaāthe brutal undercooling. Kindle Unlimited gives you three months free, because nothing says binge-reading responsibly like a deal that makes books frighteningly affordable.
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Amazonās wireless earbud fire-sale is so deep itās practically your new noise-cancelling therapy session. Meanwhile, the Echo Spot smart clock is $50 off because, letās face it, who needs privacy when Alexa crashes your dreams?
The true Prime Big Deal? Selling you earbuds and clocks you never knew you needed at prices that feel suspiciously like emotional bribery.
Nothing says āfall vibesā like a dustproof Bluetooth speaker mocking you with a 10-hour battery life while your social life evaporates.
Source: Theverge | Published: 9/29/2025 | Author: Brandon Russell
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