IF you’re looking for a Black Friday deal on a smart speaker, we have good news for you.
Right now, you can bag an Amazon Echo dot for just £6, down from its usual £50 price tag.
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Better still, it’s the third-generation Echo Dot, which is the latest and most advanced model.
That’s a huge saving of 88 per cent or £44 and also the cheapest price we’ve ever seen the third-generation Echo Dot sold for.
Amazon slashed the price of its cheapest Alexa speaker by 56 per cent to £22 as part of its Black Friday Prime Day tech deals.
But to pick up the device for even less you need to head to Quidco.
The cashback site is offering all new members an exclusive £16 bonus when they complete their first purchase on the website before midnight on Cyber Monday, which falls on December 2.
Thanks to Amazon’s offer as well as the cashback bonus, it means you can buy the smart speaker for just £6.
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Here’s how to get your cashback:
- Sign up to cashback site Quidco here
- Visit Amazon’s website through Quidco and choose the Echo Dot
- (Alternatively visit ANY retailer through Quidco and spend £16 or more)
- Wait for the bonus of £16 to roll back to your account
- Earn commission on future shopping through Quidco.
Bear in mind that it can take a few days or even weeks for the cashback to appear in your account on the website. You can read the full terms and conditions here.
Top Black Friday deals
When is Black Friday 2019?
Black Friday falls on November 29 in 2019, and the deals will probably start rolling in two weeks before the main event.
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We’ve rounded up everything from fridges to fitness trackers to make sure you get the best gadgets at the best prices.
And if you’re confused about smart speakers, check out our Amazon Echo vs Google Home guide.
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