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Echo Show 8 (1st Gen, 2019 release) Sandstone with Blink Mini Indoor Smart Security Camera, 1080 HD with Motion Detection

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Color: Sandstone


Configuration: with Blink Mini


Features

  • This bundle contains the Echo Show 8 (1st Gen, 2019 release) and Blink Mini.
  • Alexa can show you more - With an 8" HD screen and stereo sound, Alexa can help manage your day at a glance.
  • Watch movies, news, and TV shows. Listen to songs, radio stations, and audiobooks.
  • Voice control compatible devices or manage them using the display.
  • Blink Mini is a 1080P HD indoor, plug-in security camera that lets you monitor the inside of your home day and night.
  • See people and pets in your home on your smartphone with Blink Minis live view (live view is not continuous).
  • Sets up in minutes just plug in the camera, connect it to wifi, and add it to your Blink app.

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Color: Sandstone Configuration: with Blink Mini
So I bought this Echo Show 8 on a whim for my bedroom because I wanted a better sound for music in there than the Spot that I have now. Granted it's much bigger and there are no comparisons in virtually every area measurable. However, I was disappointed with two things. First, the depth of this unit seems excessive and it's definitely not best used on a nightstand. It just takes up a big footprint. I thought I had ample room but with a lamp, a coaster, and two charging pads for my phone and watch, I had virtually no more room to even put the TV remote down on the nightstand. Secondly, and most importantly, it only has two microphones on the top of the unit. Whereas the Echo and Echo Dot has four and seem much more sensitive when detecting my voice. The Echo Show 8 will sometimes barely pick up a command when the Echo Dot in the next room, which clearly has sonic superpowers, will reply back. I have two Echo Dots in my home, one Echo Show 5 and now this Echo Show 8. The Dots far out perform the Shows when it comes to sensitivity and average percent that they are correct in interpreting my request. They are all supposed to have far field technology where, as I understand it, two Echo products may hear a command but the closest one responds. This needs a lot of work. And I believe the answer is quite simply that the Dot has four microphones. Two more than the Shows. Which seems odd to me considering the vast difference in price. Now as far as the sound goes, it is really quite good for the money. After adjusting the equalizer in the settings to up the bass, mid and treble. You can also request these to be increased or decreased by simply commanding something like "Alexa, increase the mid" (or treble or bass). Each request increases the setting by one level. I believe there are five positive levels and give negative levels from the flat center. After tweaking the sound settings, Alexa does not sound hollow and music is full and fills a small to medium sized room. Bluetooth pairing from your phone is also simple and I like that I don't have to rely on the Alexa app to modify settings. The setup was super simple as expected. It's just a matter of logging in to your Amazon account with the touchscreen prompts. It guides you through everything you need to complete and customize your home screen/clock. Using personalized photos is a little clunky because you are forced to create an album using only Amazon photos instead of just uploading what's already on your phone's native photos app. That's actually a really big negative. Because of that, I don't have any personal photos on my Echo Show. If you don't follow what I'm saying, lemme give you an example: when you use Facebook, for instance, and you want to upload a photo, the app simply opens your phone's photos and you can randomly pick one or several photos to create your post. Here, you must download the heavy Amazon Photos app which just duplicates your already existing photo app. Then you must create a specific album of photos that you want to see on your Show. Then you must share it to the Show. I believe that changes to the album can only be done thru your phone with the exception of discontinuing use of that album all together and going back to the default Amazon screen saver photos, which you can do on the Show without your phone. But again, you cannot make changes and add or drop photos to the album you've shared without the Amazon Photos app on your phone. So here's the deeper issue. Since most Android phones are already bloated with endless and mostly useless Google apps, it really irks me that I must download another set of heavy apps to have Alexa simply turn off the lights or play some sleep sounds or to show simple photos of my family and friends on the Echo Show. I just don't like the fact that Google and Amazon can't get together on much of anything. Personally I prefer Google Photos over Amazon's but Alexa is hands down better than the Google Assistant and their related devices. If Amazon released their own phone, I'd buy it simply for ease of integration for my smart home devices and to avoid duplication that eats up valuable storage space. C'mon Amazon, forget the Samsung Galaxies of the world and introduce the Alexa Universe. Lol. My last complaint it that the Echo Show cannot surf the web like the Kindle Fire tablets or like any tablets, for that matter. Alexa decides what she chooses from the internet and from what sources. You can only choose in the settings whether you want her to use the Silk browser or the Firefox browser. But you cannot access the browser directly either by touchscreen or voice. For instance, let's say you want to know about the history of your hometown. You must ask Alexa to tell you about it. She almost always defaults to a Wikipedia article. You have no choice to open your towns own website or any other source. She does not even give you the option of links to open after her cursory relply because, again, you are not able to access a browser directly. So in a nutshell, I use this device now in my bathroom to see the news headlines, listen to music with lyrics displayed while I brush my teeth, and have Alexa turn the lights on and off in the bathroom. It really serves no profound purpose but admittedly looks kinda cool. I'm sure to keep the camera cover closed in the bathroom just in case there's some weirdo somewhere across the country who hacks Echo Show devices for his own show, if you know what I mean. I can see this being useful for someone who cooks and wants to see a recipe (that of course Alexa chooses) or for someone who may not like a smartphone to do visual calling with loved ones. And of course the sound is much better than the Dot or Spot. But really it serves no unique function that you phone cannot do sitting on a stand that costs $15 on Amazon. So I have it in my head to buy a couple Echo Plus devices and create a home stereo group on the Alexa App along with my Spot so I can have the visuals, still, but in a smaller package plus the nice, full sound in my bedroom. Ugh. What a rabbit hole I've fallen into with Amazon. Yet, once you turn everything over to Alexa, you can't go back. My fingers are crossed for my invitation for the Amazon Ring. Now that's a unique product that I can use and fills an untapped niche. Pick me Amazon! As if I need more Alexa devices. Haha. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 13, 2020 by SubieNewbie
    • Only 4-stars because it's an extremely underpowered/limited function Alexa product
Color: Charcoal Configuration: Device only
Amazon could give me a 15" picture frame version of this with an i7 processor 16gb of ddr5 ram & a gtx3060 in it... that would still only get 4 stars because literally none of that would ever get put put to use with how restricted & locked down the Alexa products are. They have 1 function. To be alexa..Alexa... and this one does that. Enter than any of the products I've tried this far so it's an A+ for price and an A- for function. Almost never catches the wake word first time I say "alexa" unless I make a point to say it with some authority... to be honest my echo dot 3rd gens were the BEST, most reliable when it came to recognition and waking that I've ever experienced. Aside from that one minor issue though, this device does what it supposed to and for $50-60 what more could you ask for in a replacement for your boring ol' bedside alarm clock, really?...👍 Also, it's just a little slow to get up and moving in general most of.the time, but once it's "woke" you're almost always good to go with this version of Alexa. Only gripe I have is how slow my camera feeds load up when asking Alexa to show me "blank"... it's a solid 15 second+ load time before the live/low latency video is streaming to me from my blink mini or my blurams 2k dome camera, either one. Great quality once they are streaming but that loading time is a killllller when it comes to say - getting a motion alarm notification at my driveway camera and I say "Alexa show me the driveway"...immidiately Alexa says "okay" and it starts laoding.... .... .... .... Somebody could have siphoned half my tank of gas out of my car by the time it starts playing lol realistically though. On the flip side, no star retraction for this because I know its got alot to do with my camera running on the 2.4ghz only band on my router which makes the latency (reaction/tranfer times) as well as the video stream loading, cloud writing and basically every function to do with the cameras at all - 2-5x slower than if they were connected to the one of the TWO 5GHz bands broadcast by my asus RT-3200AC wireless router, instead of using the ancient 2.4ghz protocol, and even this 1st gen echo show is connected via 5Ghz, so I'm sure that dosent help that it has to locate the camera it's and everything through my router and on switch to the 2.4ghz band everytime i want to see the stream i would assume is where the excess load times come into play past 12-15second every once in a while... which is kind of a major issue if you really think about how much malicious stuff a person could really get done in a matter of 10-15 seconds while you cant see a thing and have no clue because you echo show screen just says "loading stream...." for those precious 10-15 seconds that they really are in that type of situation... Not to mention the 5-10seconds that it takes for the notification to play from alexa that motion was even detected in the first place... 🙃 BUT im sure i could cut all of these times down to about 1/3 or less hat they are currently with this confoguration by spending a ton of money on 5ghz cameras instead of the 2.4ghz band to match what this device is connected to and automatically boost the entire system 150% even without matching the bands because 5ghz is just that much faster and lower latency. (This configuration is still totally acceptable knowing its my cameras, not this device for normal scenarios like seeing who just pulled up in your driveway for example. Just not fast enoughin a crucial situation where somebody's crazy ex runs up and stabs 1 tire and is gone from the frame before the stream ever even loads leaving you wondering if there's something wrong with you motion detection again or what that was about because you can't see anything by the time it's loaded 🤨🤔) overall a great little bedside assistant gor the money. If money were nk object though, the latest version gen 2 is no doubt much faster and a little less laggy than this one I would assume so yah... if you have a bunch of those exes/concerns, just spend double for that one, it's worth it looking back now 😆 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 25, 2022 by Mikelll
    • Love Echo Products!
Color: Sandstone Configuration: Device only
We now have 2 Echo Dots and one Echo Show (with the optional portable charging base) in our house, and I LOVE them! We have all of the Echos linked to our home security, and being able to see who odd at the door on our Echo Show is awesome! My kids also use the Echos daily for music, jokes, and random general information. The thing I love MOST about having these around the house (and why I’d recommend one in every room, ESPECIALLY if you have teenagers!) is the “Drop-In” and “Announcement” feature! No more do I have to yell up the stairs to see if my daughter is awake for school; no longer do I have to repeat myself 17 times for my son to hear me in his room! I can simply make an announcement (which goes to all of the Echos) or “Drop-In” on an individual Echo! It is WONDERFUL! I can also make sure their alarms are set correctly and change the alarm to something funny for them to wake up to! Needless to say, I am OBSESSED! I need at LEAST one more (probably 2!) I highly recommend any Echo products; at least one in each room! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 23, 2022 by Angela

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