Awesome alarm clock

Amazing -asking Alexi to set the alarm. I feel I have my own maid onboard.

Amazon Echo Dot with Clock (4th Generation) Review

Effectively an Echo Dot, the Amazon Echo Dot with Clock (4th Generation) adds an LCD display to the front so that you can see the time, view timers and get the current temperature. Is this add-on worth an extra £10? Yes, if you could do with a clock in a room and don't want to have to upgrade to one of the smart displays. Otherwise, it's business as normal and you get all of the features of the new Echo Dot. If you've got the old Dot with Clock then this probably isn't worth upgrading to, but for everyone else that wants the display, this is a great smart speaker.

Handy LCD display; Neat design; Clearer audio than previous model;

Audio not great for music lovers;

Amazon Echo Dot (4th Gen) Review

It's surprising that it took the $49.99 Echo Dot smart speaker this long to start looking like, well, a dot. The fourth-generation Echo Dot is now a sphere, to mirror the look of the new fourth-gen Echo, albeit in a smaller size for half the price. Not much else has changed here, but the new Echo Dot remains one of the best ways to add Amazon's Alexa voice assistant to every room of your home. That said, we think the LED clock face on the Echo Dot With Clock is worth the extra $10 if you plan on putting the speaker on your desk, nightstand, or anywhere else you use clocks and timers.Mostly a New Design The fourth-gen Echo Dot is a 3.9-inch sphere, half plastic and half fabric covered, coming in blue, dark gray, or white. On the top there are four physical buttons for volume up, volume down, activating Alexa, and turning the mic off. The blue light ring that shows when Alexa is listening has migrated from the top of the speaker to the bottom, making the surface underneath glow soft...

The fourth-generation Echo Dot speaker doesn't offer particularly impressive sound quality, but for $50, it's still the best basic gateway to Amazon's Alexa voice assistant.