Have you ever wondered why on earth would anyone choose to purchase Amazon’s in-house products from a third-party retailer like Best Buy? Well, we have one very good reason today why you should not just consider that but actually get it done right away.
Make that two good reasons, as Best Buy is currently selling both the third-gen Echo Show 10 and first (and only) Echo Show 15 edition at deeply discounted prices.
Amazon itself is running no deals whatsoever on the two gargantuan Alexa-powered smart displays right now, and believe it or not, one of Best Buy’s hot new offers even manages to eclipse its arch-rival’s recent Prime Day 2023 promotion… kind of.
That’s down from a $249.99 list price, which is a MASSIVE discount no matter how you look at it, and fret not, the aforementioned Alexa voice remote (3rd Gen) is separately available for a fairly reasonable $29.99 of its own.
The Echo Show 10 (3rd Gen), meanwhile, is on sale at Best Buy at the time of this writing for $162.99 instead of its $249.99 regular price, matching Amazon’s Prime Day 2023 deal sans conditioning or restricting your access to it in any way, shape, or form.
It pretty much goes without saying that these devices have never been cheaper (at Amazon, Best Buy, or anywhere else), and if you’re the least bit familiar with the smart home industry nowadays, you probably also know that the Echo Show 10 and 15 don’t have a lot of (good) direct competition.
Google, for instance, only sells one Nest Hub Max variant (with a 10-inch screen) that’s normally slightly cheaper than both the Echo Show 10 and Echo Show 15, while Apple has yet to put a screen on a HomePod… even though it’s reportedly working on it.
If you’re undecided which of Amazon’s two jumbo-sized smart displays you should purchase, we’re afraid we can’t make that decision for you. Instead, you’ll have to think long and hard if the extra screen real estate of the Echo Show 15 matters more for you than the superior sound, better camera, and built-in smart home hub functionality of the Echo Show 10 or not.
