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https://youtu.be/dWqGm57rlWc More info:http://geni.us/P3MLHws The first time in four years of reviewing Replicate speakers, I can finally say that it has an Amazon Echo that actually sounds great for listening to music which is the most important thing people do with their smart audio speakers. The new Echo Studio is not only the particular best-sounding Echo speaker ever made, it really is perhaps the best-sounding smart speaker I’ve tested, regardless of brand, manufacturer, as well as price. On top of that, the $199. 99 Echo Studio is also a remarkably competent home theater speaker when combined with one of Amazon’s Fire TELEVISION devices. But the Echo Studio is not really content with just being the best-sounding smart speaker or providing a much better sound than speakers that price considerably more. It’s also trying to generate support for an entirely new file format of audio, and that’s exactly where its ambitions get ahead of its abilities, at least...

https://youtu.be/mB5wGv7lMZk More info: http://geni.us/1MUW2Ah Amazon’s Echo smart speaker was the source cave for the company’s near-ubiquitous Alexa virtual assistant when it was first announced towards the world back in the fall of 2014. Since then, Alexa has spread out in order to countless devices, including many other types of Echo speakers within Amazon’s very own product lineup. That makes the new $99. 99 third-generation Echo speaker the curious beast. It is not the best-sounding Alexa speaker from Amazon (that would be the forthcoming Echo Studio), neither is it the least expensive Echo speaker (that’s the Echo Dot). It isn’t the most capable Echo speaker, possibly (both the Echo Plus plus Echo Dot with clock officially do more). It is, however , an economical smart speaker that sounds much better than the small, hockey-puck-like Echo Dot or even Google’s Nest Home Mini, yet doesn’t take up as much space (or as much of your budget) as ...