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Echo Dot for under £10 (UK deal)
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TL;DR: Subscribe to Amazon Music Unlimited for two months and get an Echo Dot for £9.99 on Amazon.
Amazon Music Unlimited offers unlimited access to 60 million songs and thousands of playlists. You can stream or download your favourite tunes without annoying adverts, and you can even listen offline with unlimited skips.
All of that should be enough to convince you to subscribe, but if you needed any more persuasion, subscribers can now get an Echo Dot for under £10.
You can now subscribe to Amazon Music Unlimited for two months to get an Echo Dot for £9.99 on Amazon. This limited time offer is only available to new subscribers to Amazon Music Unlimited, and your subscription will automatically renew at the full price after the two-month promotional term. You can cancel at anytime though.
Two months of Amazon Music Unlimited and an Echo Dot costs £29.97 (£25.97 for Prime members) in total, saving you 61% on list price.
Subscribe to Amazon Music Unlimited and save on Amazon’s most popular speaker.
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