The Best Sounding Home Speaker - The Amazon Echo Studio

[@meetdavidalex]

Get the Amazon Echo Studio today at a *discount* -> amzn.to/3AYV1Ln

[@cxa340]

I have used the “house speaker” group on our Alexa devices for years now. At first it always worked seamlessly, but in the last 2 years or so I have experienced issues with the devices all playing together and happily. I do not think it is the speak itself, but an issue with the programming on Alexa. One issue I have since I am in a house is that you cannot combine speakers that connect to different WiFi networks. So the Alexa devices that connect to the downstairs WiFi network cannot be in the same group as the devices that connect to the upstairs network (I use a bridge and have two separate networks for whole house coverage instead of using a WiFi extender).

[@Mr-Clark]

I have one on my computer desk and use it as speakers for my PC. Since it has a down firing subwoofer it shakes and rattles my table. I LOVE IT. I don't have to turn it up that high to experience rich sound. Sonos may be better, but this is a fraction of the cost. Especially on sale.

[@meetdavidalex]

Haha that's awesome, great use case!

[@rafaelnunez435]

crees que me sirva para conectar a un fire tv y ver películas en una sala de 4x4 metros?

[@DixieNormusish]

I wonder how two Echo 4 gen would sound compared to one Studio. Similar price between the two options.

[@meetdavidalex]

Great thought. If they go in the same room, I'd recommend the echo studio, 10000% - if they are seperate rooms, than yeah, you may want to do have two seperate speakers!

[@reginaldcarnegie8631]

I have 2 4th Gen and subwoofer in one room and 2 studios and sub in another. The studio is vastly superior. The 4 setup sounds great but not close to the studio.

[@jlintonorlando]

Instead of unplugging it and waiting, just tell Alexa to close Spotify and then ask Alexa to reopen Spotify or to open Spotify

[@Willtur1]

I have one and it's nothing compared to my Sonos play 5 , it also doesn't pair as easily as they claim with any other echo and there are limitations there as well. I mean it's not as costly but it doesn't sound good anyway without heavy tweaking

[@meetdavidalex]

Really? I feel mine sounds fire out the gate. I admit the pairing could be a little better, but overall, I've had a frictionless experience. I would love to try the Sonos Play 5! Thanks for the rec :)

[@lumbruhjack8888]

A lot of people say the Sonos sounds pretty much the same. And the Sonos is more than double the price. The fact that something half its price performs similarly is sad.

[@bloozism]

The reason I’m here is because I keep reading horror stories about Sonos software. Seriously it seems every 1 star review about Sonos is ranting about how garbage their mandatory software is. Hopefully the Amazon software experience is superior

[@scottlowell493]

I ordered one to replace my failed sonos one. the sonos connectivity has always been spotty and poor. After a year of reboots, re-updating, unplugging the sonos one, ...it went in the trash. The amazon sounds better and does more. Sonos just sucks.

[@urielm9696]

Echo studio or jbl?

[@meetdavidalex]

Not sure - but Studio is great

[@upshiftgo]

Fills the room in a really cool way. Lol that must be the scientific term. This is just a bullshit Amazon ad

[@meetdavidalex]

lol