Bargain lovers are in for a treat today, as Amazon Prime Day has finally returned. As with every year, there are some great deals for shoppers to get their hands on.
Amazon Prime Members can enjoy massive savings on thousands of products today, July 11, including beauty, technology and electrical goods. But they'll need to be quick, as offers are only available whilst stocks last.
Amongst today's incredible deals is the huge slashing of the price of the Echo Pop, a new full sound compact Wi-Fi and Bluetooth smart speaker with Alexa. Coming in four different colours - including chic Lavender Bloom and Midnight Teal shades - the semi-spherical Echo Pop was launched last month and has received rave reviews.
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Music lovers in search of a new speaker will be pleased to know that the Echo Pop has been dramatically reduced in price for today only, with TopCashBack slashing the reduced price even further to an unbelievable low. Prime subscribers can get the new Echo Pop, usually priced at £44.99, for £17.99, with those signed up to TopCashback able to order the new voice-controlled speaker for less than £3.
TopCashBack is free to sign up for, and can help customers save thousands of pounds every year. You can register here.
Echo Pop users can ask Alexa to play music, audiobooks and podcasts from the likes of Amazon Music, Apple Music, Spotify, and more. Customers can also use their voice or the Alexa app to easily control your compatible smart home devices like plugs or lights, in addition to setting timers, making calls and re-ordering items online.
According to Amazon Prime, the Echo Pop is built with multiple layers of privacy protection and control, including a Microphone Off button that electronically disconnects the microphones. The fabric is made from 100% post-consumer recycled yarn and aluminium is made from 80% recycled aluminium. 99% of its packaging is made of wood fibre-based materials from responsibly managed forests or recycled sources.
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