To begin with, obviously, you're going to need an Amazon Echo and a Bluetooth speaker. When it comes to the Bluetooth speaker, you also need to know how to get it in pairing mode: The process will ...

Pair the Amazon Echo with Bluetooth speakers. Of course, you will first need a speaker that has Bluetooth capabilities. Many modern sound bars come with the wireless standard built-in.

You can use Alexa as a speaker. Amazon Echo devices support Bluetooth. You can connect your smartphone, tablet, PC, or other devices to Amazon Echo via Bluetooth, and play audio via the Echo device.

You'll need a speaker with a 3.5mm aux input and an Echo with a 3.5mm aux output – which at the time of writing in terms of available Echos is just the standard 4th-gen Amazon Echo speaker.

From using an audio jack to Bluetooth, here’s everything you need to know about how to connect Amazon Echo to external speakers in your home. Everything you need to know in a step-by-step guide.

Amazon says that speakers that are Echo Dot certified are the best to use with its products. Other Bluetooth devices will need to be disconnected from Echo before pairing a speaker. Advertisement ...

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Pick up any Amazon Echo smart speaker or display as part of your Alexa smart home setup, and it does, of course, come with its own built-in audio output—so you can hear Alexa's responses, play ...

We've tested and reviewed products since 1936. Read CR's review of the Amazon Echo Show wireless & bluetooth speaker to find out if it's worth it.