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1 / 5A 5 puts its value for money in the bottom 10% of speakers we've measured.
Measured on 79 of the 466 we've cataloged.
A 8 puts its design in the top half of speakers we've measured.
Measured on 78 of the 466 we've cataloged.
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True is the most common — on 100% of the 31 smart speakers we've cataloged (of 31).
True appears on 17% of the 30 smart speakers we've cataloged (of 31).
Ac mains is the most common — on 90% of the 31 smart speakers we've cataloged (of 31).
below average for smart speakers — based on 27 of 31 we've cataloged.
The verdict
While the new Echo Spot looks good, it functions as little more than a glorified alarm clock. If you're wondering if a display this small serves any practical use, the answer is no. If you don't need a graphic clock, you can save a lot of money by getting the Echo Pop instead.
✓Liked: Unobtrusive design, Impressive bass output for size
✕Could be better: Tiny 2.8" display, Sound distorts above 50% volume, No camera for video calls, Alexa not as intelligent as modern AI
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