Amazon Prime Day 2019 has now been consigned to the history books, but that doesn't mean the deals stop coming. In fact, Woot is offering the Amazon Echo Connect (opens in new tab) for only $16.99 today which is lower than it went to during Prime Day sales. It's usually $35 and has never gone this low before in new condition so if you missed out on it when it was discounted last month, now's the time to grab one. And, unlike Prime Day, you don't have to have a Prime membership (opens in new tab) to get in on the deal, though it does get you free shipping if you log in with a Prime account.
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Ring Video Doorbell Wired with Echo Show 5
$64.99 $139.98 Save $75
The Ring Video Doorbell is bundled with Amazon's Echo Show 5 at over 50% off exclusively for Prime Day. You'll be able to see who's at your door using the Ring app on a myriad of devices, including the Echo Show 5.
Fire TV Stick 4K with 'The Disney Bundle'
Limited Time Only
Exclusively during Prime Day, Amazon is offering Prime members three free months of 'The Disney Bundle' with the purchase of a new Fire TV Stick or Fire Tablet. The Disney Bundle gives subscribers access to Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+.
Amazon Prime Video Channels
Limited Time Only
Amazon Prime Video lets you add other streaming services as 'channels' to your Prime subscription, and right now select options are down to just $1 per month ahead of Prime Day!
Amazon Echo Devices
Prices Vary
Featuring the Echo, Echo Dot, Echo Show 5, Echo Auto, Echo Frames, and more, this sale lets you snap up some Amazon hardware without breaking the bank. These are some of the best prices ever, tough they are just for Prime members.
Amazon Kids+ Family Plan
$0.99 $29.99 Save $29
One of the best deals to come to Amazon Kids+ is now available exclusively for Prime members! Your family can score three months of access for only $1 by signing up before Prime Day begins on June 21.
This device connects your home phone line to your Echo device, allowing you to make and receive calls using just your voice. It connects to Alexa and syncs with your contacts so you can have the voice assistant remember numbers for you.
You do need an Echo device (opens in new tab) — though I'm sure you got kitted out during Prime Day — as well as a home phone and a smartphone to get this set up and working. If you still have a home phone for emergencies, security systems, or any other reason, you'll probably want to pick one of these up to make it far more useful. Getting it set up is pretty simple, and Amazon has a great set of instructions (opens in new tab) available to help.
