Echo Dot (3rd Gen) for $0.99 and 1 month of Amazon Music Unlimited for $9.99 with Auto-renewal

Here’s a great deal for those looking for an affordable, do-it-all smart speaker.

Amazon is offering the Echo Dot for only $0.99. The deal is good through November 15 or until it sells out — so you may want to check it out if you’re looking to add another speaker in the home, or in the dorm.

ALSO SEE THIS DEAL: Moto G7 with Alexa Hands-Free 64GB Unlocked Android Smartphone

There’s a catch (of course), but it’s a pretty reasonable one all things told.

You need to also subscribe to Amazon Music Unlimited for 1 month. That costs $7.99 for the month. So the out the door price of the Echo Dot with the music subscription plan comes out to only $8.98 USD total.

Still that’s a great bargain for a handy Echo Dot. Normally these third gen speakers sell for a pretty hefty $49.99 (or $59.99 for one with a built in clock).

And you can always just cancel the Amazon Music plan, and you’ve got yourself a sweet deal with no further obligation.

Meanwhile people seem to really love these smart speakers. The Echo Dot currently has a 4.5+ star rating on Amazon with over 65,000 (!) reviews on record — mostly singing its praises. Note too that smart speakers from Google such as the Google Nest Mini are also well reviewed.

Echo Dot (3rd Gen) for $0.99 and 1 month of Amazon Music Unlimited for $9.99 with Auto-renewal
Amazon Echo Dot – still our favorite smart speaker.

Anyways that’s the deal of the day that caught our eyes on Stark Insider.

Echo Dot on Amazon with a month of Amazon Music for only $10.98.

Note: the offer is only available to new Amazon Music subscribers.

Note 2: Amazon is likely running this promo in response to the Google promo that is giving away free Google Home Mini speakers to Spotify Premium subscribers (current subs included).

Research/Buy:

  • Echo Dot (3rd Gen) for $0.99 and 1 month of Amazon Music Unlimited for $9.99 with Auto-renewal

More Amazon Deals:

Mike Carrall
Mike Carrall
Mike Carrall is a tech executive by day in Silicon Valley who writes under a pseudonym. Mike's passions include extreme sports, testing audio gear, trying (not so successfully) to restore a vintage 70's McIntosh receiver and spending time with his seven year-old daughter.