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Best Amazon Echo Show deal: Get a refurbished Echo Show up to 47% off
If you love futuristic smart gadgets that give you voice control options, then feast your eyes on these certified refurbished Amazon Echo Show deals. Now is a great time to snag one of these hands-free entertainment centers. Check out these deals at Amazon as of September 19.
OverviewBest Kitchen TV Our pick: Amazon Echo Show 15 (certified refurbished)Our pick: $154.99 at Amazon (Save $70)
Best Smart Display With Motion Our pick: Amazon Echo Show 10 (certified refurbished) $144.99 at Amazon (Save $75)
Best Under $50 Our pick: Amazon Echo Show 5 (certified refurbished) $39.99 at Amazon (Save $35)
Note that all Amazon Echo Show deals shown below are certified refurbished and like new. These deals are live on Amazon as of September 19. Amazon offers a limited-time warranty on all refurbished items, just as you'd get with a brand-new device.
Best Kitchen TV
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Our pick: Amazon Echo Show 15 (certified refurbished) Why we like it
This certified refurbished Amazon Echo Show 15 features a 15.6-inch Full HD screen, built-in Fire TV, and is compatible with Alexa. You don't strictly need to place this in your kitchen, but its voice-control options mean it's the perfect device to keep you entertained as you cook. You can also follow your favorite online recipes and stream content for your current subscriptions (which you have to pay for separately). Plus, you can use the photo setting to display your favorite memories and choose to install this Echo Show in portrait mode if that's your jam.
This deal saves you $70 over the regular asking price of $224.99. However, you can get an additional discount of up to 25% if you trade in an eligible device.
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Amazon Echo Show 15 (certified refurbished, with remote, 15.6-inch) — $174.99
$254.99(save $80)
Best Smart Display With Motion
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Our pick: Amazon Echo Show 10 (certified refurbished) Why we like it
The Amazon Echo Show 10 was designed to move so you'll always have the best angle during calls, shows, and other tasks. Because it's certified refurbished and inspected to work like new, you'll get a discount of $75 and the satisfaction of knowing you made a planet-friendly purchase. Now, on to the specs. The Echo Show 10 offers a 10.1-inch HD screen so you can see your favorite content and recipes clearly. Its 13 MP camera lets you be seen clearly during video calls. If you already have Alexa, you can easily sync it to this Echo Show and see security cameras, use voice control to find entertainment, and stay organized. You can also get an additional discount on this refurbished Echo Show when trading in an eligible device.
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Amazon Echo Show 10 (certified refurbished, charcoal) — $144.99
$219.99(save $75)
Best Under $50
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Our pick: Amazon Echo Show 5 (certified refurbished) Why we like it
The certified refurbished Amazon Echo Show 5 is a compact, no-fuss all-in-one entertainment center, currently under $50. For only $39.99, you get a 2 MP camera that lets you call your loved ones or even attend online work meetings, and you can sync this device to Alexa to use your voice to access your favorite streaming services. Plus, you can set up alarms, and timers, or ask Alexa to provide you with the weather forecast. Simple and easy to use along with other smart devices, you can now have a taste of the future for a low price. As with other Amazon deals, you can get a further discount with an eligible trade-in.
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Amazon Echo Show 5 (certified refurbished, deep sea blue) — $39.99
$74.99(save $35)
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