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Save $50 on an Amazon microwave with a free Echo Dot
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TL;DR: The Alexa-enabled AmazonBasics microwave is just $59.99 (45 percent off) and comes with a free Echo Dot.
The AmazonBasics microwave is one of the most extra uses of technology Amazon has produced and people absolutely love it. The microwave is out of stock until July 23, but for the remainder of Prime Day, you can still take advantage of a good deal on the appliance.
The AmazonBasics microwave is $50 off and it comes with a free Echo Dot. Amazon has basically been giving away Echo Dots like they’re candy this Prime Day, so it’s no surprise that the Alexa-enabled microwave comes with the smart assistant.
To get a full rundown of the microwave, check out Mashable’s review. Otherwise, here’s the gist: The microwave features quick-cook voice presets and an Alexa button on its keypad, giving you easy access to ask Alexa to start microwaving. It’s meant to make defrosting veggies and popping popcorn easier.
You won’t receive the AmazonBasics microwave until after July 23, but if you order today, you’ll save $50 and get a free Echo Dot.
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