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BUY TWO,Covet: Island of Desire GET $5 OFF: Amazon Echo devices were already down to their lowest price ever during Black Friday. But now when you buy two, get $5 off.

Buy two, get $5 on these Echo devices

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Best Echo Pop deal Amazon Echo Pop $17.99 (Save $22)

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Best Echo Show deal Amazon Echo Show 5 $44.99 at Amazon (Save $45)

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Best Echo Spot deal Amazon Echo Spot $44.99 (Save $35)

Black Friday brought an impressive line-up of deals at Amazon. The retailer put its flagship devices like Kindles and Echos on sale for record low prices. While Amazon has officially tossed Black Friday to the wayside to make room for Cyber Monday, they aren't letting up on the good prices. In fact, the deals on Amazon Echo devices just got sweeter.

Now when you buy two or more select Echo devices, you'll get $5 off. This deal does come with some stipulations. It's available on three models, the Echo Pop, Show 5, and Spot, and you can't mix and match. This deal is only applicable when you purchase two of the same device. To take advantage of the savings, make sure to click the 'redeem' button on the product page before heading to check out.

Echo devices are one of our favorite ways to upgrade to a smarter home. Not only do they make great speakers, but they can help set routines, whether that be automatically adjusting your smart thermostat in the morning or evening, or turning on the lights right before you come home.

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And even if you don't need an Echo in every room, buying in bulk might just help you check a few people off your holiday shopping list at once.

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