The new version of the Echo Dot brought some notable changes, but you should be aware of these specific features.

As of March 24, you can snag an Echo Dot (5th gen) for just $39.99 at Amazon. That’s $10 off the list price and a pretty good deal for a smart home device that doubles as a speaker.

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I reviewed the Echo Dot (5th Gen) with clock, and tested out the sound, Alexa's usability and whether or not it's worth its $60 price tag.

The new version of the Echo Dot brought some notable changes, but you should be aware of these specific features.