Cyber Monday Deal: Echo Frames Smart Glasses Hit All-Time Low, Plus Free Echo Spot Speaker
In a deal that's too good to pass up, Amazon's Echo Frames smart glasses are now on sale for just $115 - down from their usual price of $300. The offer is part of Cyber Monday's biggest discounts, and the frames come with a free Echo Spot speaker, which normally retails for $80.
The Echo Frames themselves resemble regular eyeglasses but boast an open-ear design that allows users to listen to music or take calls without wearing headphones. With up to six hours of audio playback, they're perfect for walking your dog, pottering in the garden, or enjoying podcasts on-the-go.
For those who already own Amazon Alexa smart speakers, the Echo Frames are a great way to bring the assistant's capabilities to their face, making them useful for quick questions and smart home control. The frames also support Alexa Plus, a more capable LLM-powered voice assistant that makes them even more versatile.
One tip for those considering purchasing a pair: if you have a larger head, choose the gray rectangle model, which is the only wide-fit frame in the lineup.
As for me, I've been enjoying my Echo Frames since picking them up from the opticians last week. However, I was reminded of how annoying it can be to add yet another device to the nightly charging routine - so don't forget to keep an eye on your charge level!
The Echo Spot speaker is a great addition to the deal, and its $80 price tag works out nicely with the discounted frames. At this excellent price point, the Echo Frames are an unbeatable value for anyone looking to upgrade their smart home experience or try out the technology for themselves.
With this incredible Cyber Monday offer, don't miss your chance to get Amazon's Echo Frames smart glasses and a free Echo Spot speaker - but hurry, as these deals won't last long!
In a deal that's too good to pass up, Amazon's Echo Frames smart glasses are now on sale for just $115 - down from their usual price of $300. The offer is part of Cyber Monday's biggest discounts, and the frames come with a free Echo Spot speaker, which normally retails for $80.
The Echo Frames themselves resemble regular eyeglasses but boast an open-ear design that allows users to listen to music or take calls without wearing headphones. With up to six hours of audio playback, they're perfect for walking your dog, pottering in the garden, or enjoying podcasts on-the-go.
For those who already own Amazon Alexa smart speakers, the Echo Frames are a great way to bring the assistant's capabilities to their face, making them useful for quick questions and smart home control. The frames also support Alexa Plus, a more capable LLM-powered voice assistant that makes them even more versatile.
One tip for those considering purchasing a pair: if you have a larger head, choose the gray rectangle model, which is the only wide-fit frame in the lineup.
As for me, I've been enjoying my Echo Frames since picking them up from the opticians last week. However, I was reminded of how annoying it can be to add yet another device to the nightly charging routine - so don't forget to keep an eye on your charge level!
The Echo Spot speaker is a great addition to the deal, and its $80 price tag works out nicely with the discounted frames. At this excellent price point, the Echo Frames are an unbeatable value for anyone looking to upgrade their smart home experience or try out the technology for themselves.
With this incredible Cyber Monday offer, don't miss your chance to get Amazon's Echo Frames smart glasses and a free Echo Spot speaker - but hurry, as these deals won't last long!
! i've had my echo frames for like 2 months now and they're literally changed my daily routine. the only thing that's bugged me is having to charge them every night lol... anyway, with the free echo spot speaker it's a total game changer 
. Been hearing great things about them, especially with the Alexa Plus feature. But, I gotta say, having another device to charge at night is a bummer... it's like they're always saying "can't live without us" 
. Still, if you can manage that, $115 for these frames and an Echo Spot speaker is a steal 
. Got my eye on grabbing them during Cyber Monday - hoping I don't miss out! 
they're literally so cool i mean the open ear design is genius and 6 hours of audio playback is perfect for just chillin' on the go 
plus the free echo spot speaker is a total game changer 
80 bucks off is like a dream come true 
I've been eyeing them for ages, and now they're literally half price? that's crazy talk 
the fact that you can listen to music or take calls without wearing headphones is genius 
and not having to add another device to my nightly charging routine would be a dream come true 
. The Echo Frames are already a solid product, but adding the free Echo Spot speaker takes it to a whole new level 
. One thing that's giving me some anxiety is how cluttered my living room might get with all these smart devices 
i've been eyeing them for ages and now that they're on sale, i just can't resist 
plus, who wouldn't want a free echo spot speaker? 
it's so nice to have all these smart devices making life easier for me. i'm thinking of getting one pair soon, but like the reviewer said, don't forget to charge them regularly lol 
. But, for me, it's been a bit of a pain to remember to charge them every night... don't wanna lose the battery life mid-use! 
. Anyways, the deal is insane - who wouldn't want Echo Frames for $115? And with the free Echo Spot speaker, it's like getting two awesome products for one price 
. I mean, who doesn't want to be able to listen to their fave tunes or podcasts without having to deal with tangled headphones? 
. I've been using mine for like 2 days now and it's literally changed my daily routine - I can do anything from listening to music while gardening to controlling my smart home devices without having to lift a finger 
. Definitely worth the investment, imo! 
And the wide-fit frames are only in gray? That sounds like a pretty limited option. Plus, if you're already got an Alexa smart speaker, why not just stick with that? Just seems like overkill to me... 
. I mean, who needs headphones when you can just rock out with Alexa 
. But omg, don't even get me started on charging 
- one less thing to worry about when it comes to keeping your tech tidy is a major win 
.