The Amazon Echo Dot (5th gen) is both the cheapest entry point into the Alexa ecosystem and perhaps the only smart speaker that a lot of people will need to buy.

Amazon announced a slew of new devices today, including the next generation of some of the company’s favorite Alexa-enabled speakers, the Echo Dot, Echo Dot with Clock and Echo Dot Kids, as well ...

At first glance, the Echo Dot with Clock looks a lot like the fourth-gen model, with fabric covering the top half of the sphere-shaped device, while the bottom is wrapped in matte plastic.

The Amazon Echo Dot (5th generation) is a highly affordable smart speaker that doesn't scrimp on essential features. With a remarkable amount of depth to its Alexa skills, a lot can be done here.

This isn't something I can say about the latest Echos, as the Echo Studio, Echo (4th Gen) and, to a much lesser extent, the Dot (5th Gen) are all quite capable as music speakers.

When the first Echo Dot came out, it propelled Amazon to a huge lead in the smart home arena. At $49, the Dot was an inexpensive way to get Alexa into your home, and it made for a great gift, too ...

I reviewed the Echo Dot (5th Gen) with clock, and tested out the sound, Alexa's usability and whether or not it's worth its $60 price tag.

On the top of the Echo Dot (5th Gen) can be found the controls. You’ll get volume controls, along with a button to mute the microphone, and the Action button, which can be used to activate Alexa ...

Amazon’s Alexa-powered third-gen Echo Dot has been out for some time now. So long, in fact, that many of us are probably scratching our heads in an attempt to remember what the previous ...