Update: while this deal is no longer available, AO is currently bundling the Echo Dot 3 with the second generation Ring Video doorbell.
Black Friday is the perfect time to stock up on smart home tech, and Amazon’s incredible deal is a prime opportunity to do just that.
For a limited time, buying the Ring Video Doorbell through Amazon will get you the Echo Dot 3 completely free. Separately, the smart speaker is on sale for £34.99 reduced from £49.99, so you still save a significant amount, so will save you a significant amount on the usual retail price. Head to Amazon to get this deal now.
The Ring Video Doorbell is one of our favourite bits of smart home tech. It still ranks among our top smart doorbells, and for many people it’s not worth splashing out almost £100 extra on the Ring Doorbell 2.
Amazon’s latest Echo Dot is the definitive entry-level smart speaker. With a hugely improved sound and design over its predecessor, it offers all the benefits of Alexa in a compact form factor.
The beauty of this deal is how easily both devices work together. Amazon’s 2018 purchase of Ring means Echo devices can seamlessly manage your doorbell without having to lift a finger.
However, it’s not the only great Echo Dot offer out there. As a new customer, buying the device on its own will get you four months of Amazon Music Unlimited completely free.
This gives you access to 40 million songs without paying a penny, provided you cancel before the trial period ends. Click here to get this deal from Amazon.
These deals come just ahead of Amazon’s mammoth eight-day Black Friday sale, but we are confident these products won’t drop any further in price. Taking advantage now means you can rest easy before the mad rush ensues.
Head to Amazon to get its Ring and Echo Dot deal here, or if you’d prefer get the Echo Dot and Amazon Music deal here.
Check out our round-up of the best video doorbell deals and best Amazon Echo deals
Author: Anyron Copeman, Senior Staff Writer
As the resident expert on Windows, Senior Staff Writer Anyron’s main focus is PCs and laptops. Much of the rest of his time is split between smartphones, tablets and audio, with a particular focus on Android devices.