Search  for anything...

Amazon Echo Dot (newest model) - Vibrant sounding speaker, Designed for Alexa+, Great for bedrooms, dining rooms and offices, Deep Sea Blue

  • Based on 198,483 reviews
Condition: New
Checking for the best price...
$79.98 Why this price?
Save $30.00 was $109.98

Buy Now, Pay Later


As low as $13.33 / mo
  • – 6-month term
  • – No impact on credit to apply
  • – Instant approval decision
  • – Secure and straightforward checkout

Ready to go? Add this product to your cart and select a plan during checkout.

Payment plans are offered through our trusted finance partners Klarna, Affirm, Afterpay, Zip, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. No-credit-needed leasing options through Acima may also be available at checkout.

Learn more about financing & leasing here.

Selected Option

Free shipping on this product

FREE 30-day refund/replacement

To qualify for a full refund, items must be returned in their original, unused condition. If an item is returned in a used, damaged, or materially different state, you may be granted a partial refund.

To initiate a return, please visit our Returns Center.

View our full returns policy here.


Availability: Only 10 left in stock, order soon!
Fulfilled by Amazon

Arrives Wednesday, Aug 26
Order within 3 hours and 1 minute
Available payment plans shown during checkout

Protection Plan Protect Your Purchase
Checking for protection plans...

Color: Deep Sea Blue


Configuration: Device only


Features

  • Alexa is happy to help Ask Alexa for weather updates and to set hands-free timers, get answers to your questions and even hear jokes. Need a few extra minutes in the morning? Just tap your Echo Dot to snooze your alarm.
  • Keep your home comfortable Control compatible smart home devices with your voice and routines triggered by built-in motion or indoor temperature sensors. Create routines to automatically turn on lights when you walk into a room, or start a fan if the inside temperature goes above your comfort zone.
  • Do more with device pairing Fill your home with music using compatible Echo devices in different rooms, or create a home theatre system with Fire TV.
  • Say goodbye to drop-offs and buffering - With eero Built-in, Echo Dot doubles as a mesh wifi extender, adding up to 1,000 sq. ft. of wifi coverage to your existing eero network.

Frequently asked questions

If you place your order now, the estimated arrival date for this product is: Wednesday, Aug 26

Yes, absolutely! You may return this product for a full refund within 30 days of receiving it.

To initiate a return, please visit our Returns Center.

View our full returns policy here.

  • Klarna Financing
  • Affirm Pay in 4
  • Affirm Financing
  • Afterpay Financing
  • Zip Pay in 4
  • Financing through Apple Pay
  • Financing through Google Pay
Leasing options through Acima may also be available during checkout.

Learn more about financing & leasing here.

Top Amazon Reviews

šŸš€ Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.


The Echo Dot (5th Gen) is seen as an considerable improvement over the previous generations providing exceptional sound quality, versatile use, handy smart home automation and improved microphone sensitivity. Customers also admire the speaker's aesthetic design and useful features, such as the temperature sensor, presence sensor, and Matter compatibility. There are some minor complaints about the device's response lag and inability to use a specific Echo Dot for response.

Pros

  • šŸ”Š Superior sound quality compared to previous generations
  • šŸ” Excellent for smart home automation
  • šŸŽÆ Improved microphone sensitivity feels more intuitive
  • āš™ļø Matter compatibility supports more smart devices
  • šŸŽš Comes with a range of features including temperature sensor and presence sensor
  • šŸ’  Aesthetically pleasing design in multiple colors

Cons

  • šŸ•° Occasional lag in executing commands
  • šŸ“” Some issues with device responding from the nearest Echo Dot
  • šŸŽ§ Lack of 3.5mm jack for external speakers connection

Should I Buy It?

If you're looking for a well-rounded smart speaker for music, general use, and a hub for intelligent home automation, the Echo Dot (5th Gen) appears to be a worthy investment, despite the minor issues reported.


  • The Best Echo Yet
Color: Deep Sea Blue Configuration: Device only
I've owned several generations of Echo devices over the years, and this newest Echo Dot is by far my favorite. It's amazing to see how much they've improved. The sound quality is noticeably better, Alexa responds faster, and it seems like it has an answer or solution for just about everything. I use it every day to control smart lights, set reminders, check the weather, answer random questions, and manage other smart devices around the house. It's become one of those things I don't even think about anymore because it's just part of my daily routine. If you've had older Echo devices, you'll definitely notice the improvements. Amazon has come a long way with these, and I'm genuinely impressed with how capable and useful this latest generation has become. Highly recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2026 by clayton osborne

  • Another great smart home purchase, to say the least.
Color: Deep Sea Blue Configuration: Device only
My previous Echo Dot, purchased back in 2018, was a third-generation. It was a white shuffleboard stone covered in cloth and it is amazing. I'll never say it's not; in fact it's so amazing that I passed it on to my mom and she enjoys it a great deal. So, my main motivation for purchasing this, the fifth generation issued in 2022 – aside from familiarity with the brand – was I needed a Matter hub so my then-incoming Nanoleaf smart lightbulbs could work with my voice. But of course it is so much more. First thing I see is that the Echo Dot is no longer a white shuffleboard stone but is a smaller, navy blue sphere. Aside from being my favorite color, and thus very pleasing to look at, I find it that it is not practical any longer to mount on my wall because of its increased focus on the forward firing speaker; if I had mounted it, it would not be effective in spreading out to my entire room – the top of the speaker is reserved for the buttons which were present on the third-generation: volume up, volume down, action/wake and mute microphone, which leave no room for a speaker in that area. So it sits pretty on my side table facing the rest of my room, and does fine. First thing I hear is the sound quality is so much better than the third-generation Dot. The third-generation was okay in that regard, but it tended to sound a little overexposed when the volume was up high. Now, I don't find myself connecting via Bluetooth to my sound bar nearly as much because the speaker quality is just that good. The quiet parts of music are quiet and calming the way they should be, but the bass thumps quite effectively, surprisingly for such a small and lightweight speaker. So after I'd established the smart speaker in my room for about a month, I felt the time was right to go ahead and get my Nanoleaf Essentials bulbs, to upgrade the ones that I had no longer been able to use for a year since they had stopped working with any voices assistants, to facilitate compatibility with the then upcoming network standard: Matter. I am very happy to say that Matter compatibility is there and it is wonderful. I can't speak for the internal workings because I'm not an engineer; I will say – though I may be wrong about this – that I believe it would be more rocky if I did not have a Thread Border Router already in the form of my Nanoleaf shapes controller; I have the shapes arrangement atop my desk called Dragon, and it has worked wonderfully for me since around last September, and only – at this point anyway – required regular firmware updates to be compatible with ongoing technology. Now, I'll tell you the procedure for adding the Nanoleaf Essentials bulbs to Alexa via Matter – I would assume by extension any Matter device, providing you have a thread border router like I mentioned before. After adding the bulbs to the iOS Nanoleaf app as normal – also updating the firmware for each bulb via said app! I have a feeling that was very important – add them also to Alexa via the Add Device flow, one at a time. There was a menu item that showed itself at the top telling me that it had detected each new bulb on my network and I only had to select that item to add it, scan the QR code on the sticker that came with the bulbs (I applied the sticker to a sheet of paper and labeled it according to the positions of the bulbs) and wait just a bit for it to be connected and it just works! Another new feature which the third-generation did not have is a temperature sensor! After a short period of calibration after plugging the device in, Alexa will be able to tell you the temperature of the room that it is situated in! I ask her for this often when I'm trying to determine how best to cool my room during these hot summer months. When my door's closed during the day, my room can get up to mid 80s, which is horrible, but with the door open to allow a draft and breeze, the temperature's equalized with the rest of the house and I get mid to upper 70s which is much better. There is an ultrasound presence sensor, which sounds not unlike sonar, which I have not had a use for yet, but I imagine routines can be enabled or suppressed with its use. One borderline negative thing I will say about it which I'm okay with because, again, I have Bluetooth connections – they eliminated the 3.5 mm jack to save internal space inside the device, so you will no longer be able to directly connect external speakers, as I did at one point before I had to change that arrangement. Once again, Amazon comes through with flying colors with their products, helping make our homes smarter and more amazing and just better to live in! Get this speaker if you are looking to build a smart home, and for best results, get more than one so you can use the awesome "drop-in" intercom system, and truly awaken the potential of the smart home! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2023 by Wade Manns

  • How easy and convenient Alexa is to use every day.
Color: Charcoal Configuration: Device only
I’m really happy with my Alexa! It’s easy to set up and very convenient to use. I love being able to play music, set reminders, ask questions, check the weather, and control different things with just my voice. The sound quality is great for its size, and it has become a very useful part of my daily routine. Definitely recommend it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2026 by Ivania VelƔsquez

  • Excellent ā€œUsed - Like Newā€ Condition!
Color: Charcoal Configuration: Device only
We have two Amazon Alexas in our house, and somehow they’ve both ended up living in my 5-year-old’s room! šŸ˜‚ He is absolutely obsessed with them. As an only child, he loves to role-play with Alexa, and it’s been wonderful for encouraging his imagination, expanding his vocabulary, reinforcing good manners, and giving him someone besides Mom to talk to throughout the day. Every parent knows the constant ā€œHey Mom!ā€ moments, so hearing ā€œHey Alexa!ā€ every now and then gives me a chance to get a few things done around the house. I was able to snag this Echo in Used – Like New condition for more than half off the regular price, and I jumped on it as soon as I saw it. I’m so glad I did! I also purchased the wireless battery base, and now my son carries Alexa around the house like a little friend, making sure it’s included in all of his adventures! Even after buying the battery base, I still spent about what I would have paid for a brand-new Echo Dot, so I feel like I got an incredible deal. The condition truly lived up to the ā€œLike Newā€ description. It arrived in excellent shape with no signs of wear at all. While it didn’t come in the original retail box, it was packaged securely in an Amazon box and worked perfectly right out of the package. My only minor complaint, and this is just me being picky, is that the power cord is white even though I ordered the black Echo. Since we’re using the wireless battery base, it doesn’t affect us right now, but it might bother me a little if I ever decide to plug it directly into the wall. Even so, for the price I paid, it’s a very small issue. I’m a frequent shopper of Amazon’s Used – Like New products because I’ve consistently had great experiences, and this purchase was no exception. If you’re considering buying one in Like New condition, I definitely recommend it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2026 by Cat

  • Alexa hears me clearly and responds quickly. Great sound, easy to use, and I’m very happy with it!
Color: Charcoal Configuration: Device only
I’m very happy with my Amazon Echo Dot. The sound is clear and surprisingly powerful for such a small speaker. Alexa responds quickly and makes it easy to play music, set alarms and reminders, check the weather, and more. It was also very easy to set up. The design is nice and fits perfectly in any room. I definitely recommend it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2026 by Jenene

  • Multi-Music Player mystery solved, how to select more than one echo if you cannot
Color: Charcoal Configuration: Device only
Alexa Echo Speakers Multi-room Music issues I found a solution to not being able to get more than one speaker to work at a time, paired, or set up a ā€œMulti-Room Musicā€ in the Alexa app. This solution also fixed my inability to get Apple enabled devices connected into HomeKit, or even Google Nest Hubs to set up, period. Quick answer: Deselect ā€œEnable Wireless Isolationā€ when activating your 2.4 Wi-Fi broadcast on your router. I also took all speakers off guest wifi. But I’ll try to put them back to see if that is necessary now. Back story: Months of issues with HomeKit, (only weeks with Echo Multi-Room Music), I gave up trying and decided to try Alexa and Google to replace my Apple smart home efforts. I spent way too much time. After the fix, I’ll live a blended tech life. I’ll give a quick answer, followed by my backstory: Last week I was at my wits end in utter frustration over three major roadblocks. I acquiesced and decided to try Alexa because I couldn’t get almost any of my Apple HomeKit enabled devices into HomeKit, except for new Apple products. I knew it had to be something small I was missing. Alexa was sooooo easy and quick to connect to everything, before I figured out the fix. (I dislike the echo show advertising, their echo speakers are better.) While they seemed a breeze to connect everything, for some reason I couldn’t get more than one echo speaker to work at a time. I was continually blocked from setting up Multi-Room Music or even connect a pair to play together. Hundreds of tries. I deleted, reset, rebooted, spent over 4 hours with Comcast yesterday (thankfully a Boston native who did not put me on hold every minute like certain countries) getting my internet working again. I had rebooted my modem and router so many times, my computer got molasses slow and I feared I went too far In interest I also decided to try a few Google nest hub speakers. Black Friday had great sales on all this stuff. Trying to set up googles hub 7 was impossible. It wouldn’t stay connected to the internet for more than a split second before ā€œSomething went wrongā€ message. Probably over 70 tries. (Google is better than Echo Show. Apple HomePod mini sounds crisper and better than Amazon echo 4 and mini 5’s. But Alexa is way friendlier to interact with verbally, and price point, well...) Frustration. Thursday, I broke down and bought my first Apple Homepod Mini to see if I can get that working and see if it works better than the Apple TV 4k Ethernet connection. The HomePod mini gave me a hint how to solve all these l connection and internet blocks. The HomePod mini kept telling me that I don’t have ā€œpeer-to-peer connectionā€ allowed on my network. Now, I’m a little techy, but it took three days (ehem, months) to finally take a chance on a for granted setting I always enable on my netgear router. It’s the blasted first Wireless page when enabling a wifi broadcast. I had to deselect ā€œEnable Wireless Isolation.ā€ That was it. It solved every issue I have come across with smart home tech for the last 4 months, ..year. For the months that I could not solve these problems, Amazons Multi-Player Music issue made me dig deeper. I did not find anyone suggesting this particular router setting, so I thought I’d share with ppl. Tonight, I finally am able to simultaneously play music on all of my Echo speakers, connect my HomeKit enabled and Google nest hubs. I’m not sure what this will do for my/your internet security. But I’m going with it for now. And I’ll try to put all devices back onto guest Wi-Fi. I’ll never really leave Apple, but after interacting with other smart speakers, it’s probably not going to be my main go to for speaker or answers to questions. Or I’ll just get too creeped out by Google and Amazon invasiveness and acquiesce with Apple instead. Echo Dot 5 (this is such a sprite, great speaker!) Echo 4 are my favorite for Amazon Echo Echo Studio seems the least smart, most deaf, quiet, combative, difficult to interact with, of the three speakers. Hopefully the Multi-Room music fix will improve my experience with it Echo Show 8 Meh. Far too much and annoying advertising of non-solicited or wanted advertisements. Least user friendly screen to work with. It sits unplugged for the most part. I mostly got this for a friend who visits who wants a YouTube fireplace playing on the tv. SIDE NOTE on other Smart Home Amazon (online, or physical store) products, related to this topic: I have been pleased with Smartbot plugs, switches and app, the Levoit 600s air purifiers and app (app goes by VeSync), and Lutron CasĆ©ta Light Switches and Dimmers, and hub. Lutron has the most stable and reliable app out there. I was fine running their apps separately. They are very nice, better than the big 3 apps. Well, back to listening to music throughout my house instead of one or two rooms. Joy! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2023 by CafeSociety

  • Amazing for controlling different smart lights brands
Color: Glacier White Configuration: Device only
I bought the Echo Dot mainly to control my smart lights, and it has been amazing. I have both Govee and Kasa lights set up, and now I can simply ask Alexa to turn them on or off without having to open multiple apps on my phone. The setup process was quick and straightforward, and Alexa recognized all of my devices easily. I’ve also created routines so my lights automatically turn on and off at certain times, which has made my daily routine much more convenient. The sound quality is surprisingly good for such a small device, but the biggest benefit for me is the smart home integration. If you have smart lights or other smart devices, the Echo Dot is definitely worth it and makes everything feel much more seamless. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2026 by Ashley

  • Compact
Color: Glacier White Configuration: Device only
ROTFL. Changing the voices was a hoot. Was able to name this something else so as not to confuse multiple units in the home. Compact and cute. The hanging hook (sold separately) was so worth it. Keeps it out of the way, doesn't interfere with the quality and I still have a plug free. Surprisingly good sound from this little thing. I am a bit soft spoken, so sometimes it doesnt hear me the first go, but otherwise a great buy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2026 by .

Can't find a product?

Find it on Amazon first, then paste the link below.
Checking for best price...