E C H O D O T
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| Why hello there! |
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| Nice packaging, much like a box for a watch |
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| That's the dot |
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| The box includes the echo dot, a power adapter, USB to micro USB power cable, a stereo audio cable and quick start guides |
S E T T I N G U P
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| I used the desktop setup over the mobile app since I'll be using my phone to take pictures |
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| Just followed the wizard, oh by the way you'll need an internet connection for this to work |
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| Plugged in the Echo and just waited till the Echo dot turned orange from the initial dancing blue color |
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| Connected my computer to the Echo Dot to set the Echo's wifi connection |
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| Just confirming the connection |
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| Connecting the Echo Dot to our Wifi network to give Echo access to the internet |
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| Password stuff |
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| Just wait until it finish preparing |
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| When it finishes its prep, the desktop computer needs to disconnect to the Echo and connect to the Wifi network where the Echo is also connected |
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| DONE! |
You can now have Alexa answer some simple questions and some stupid ones, Enjoy!
O V E R A L L
Echo Dot functions as the normal Echo but its built-in speaker is much smaller (obviously) and inferior. The unit is designed to pair (Bluetooth) or be plugged into an external speaker system. The speaker is tolerable if your not that picky. Mic functions perfectly and the echo can hear me from a distance. My mother enjoys talking to Alexa and even called her suplada when Alexa doesn't know the answer to her questions. Echo is not a necessity if you don't have any SMART devices around your home yet it's way cool to play around with.
I currently use it for internet radio, playing music, asking silly questions, sports news, time and weather (as if I need the information). I'll explore it further.
