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SAVE $32: As of Dec. 8 you can other words for eroticismget an Echo Dot Kids (5th gen, 2022 release) for just $27.99, down from $59.99, at Amazon. That's a 53% discount and a savings of $32.

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Christmas is fast approaching, and if you haven't yet checked off your gift list, it's getting down to the wire. If you've got any children to shop for this year, whether they're your own or others', Amazon's got you covered this year. Thanks to the retailer's sale on a variety of appliances, tech, and smart speakers, you can snag one of the brand's popular Amazon Echo devices for a great price right now.

As of Dec. 8, you can get the Echo Dot Kids (5th gen) for $27.99, down from $59.99, at Amazon. That's a savings of over 50%, or $32, and a return to its lowest price ever.

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The Echo Dot Kids (5th gen) is an adorable Echo Dot emblazoned with either an owl or dragon design with plenty of fun colors. It comes pre-loaded with a one-year subscription to Amazon Kids+, which includes tons of kid-friendly content that you can feel good about your children using on their own. It also comes equipped with parental controls, voice assistant integration, and all the features you'd normally expect from an Echo Dot.

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It makes a great gift option for any of the kids you still need to shop for, but if you want a cheaper Echo Dot and just really like the owl print, then we're not going to say a single word.

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