An unbeatable smart home deal: get a free video doorbell with a cheap Alexa speaker

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Amazon’s Black Friday deals on smart home tech don’t get better than this. Not only do you save on an Amazon Echo Pop smart speaker, but you’ll also get a Ring Video doorbell for free.

Right now this Echo Pop and Ring Video Doorbell bundle is £39.99 – down from its usual price of £104.98. That saves you £10 on the smart speaker (which usually costs you £49.99) and a further £60 saving on a full-price wired Ring Video Doorbell. Alternatively, you could pick up a deal that bundles the Echo Pop with a wireless video doorbell for £49.99 instead of £144.98. This effectively means you're paying for the smart speaker and getting a whole video doorbell for free which ain't too shabby.

If these bundles are not enough and you want to add more to your smart home collection, we have dedicated pages for Black Friday Ring camera and doorbell deals

Today's best Black Friday smart home deal

Ring Doorbell (wired) and Amazon Echo Pop bundle: £104.99£39.99 at Amazon

Ring Doorbell (wired) and Amazon Echo Pop bundle: was £104.99 now £39.99 at Amazon
This deal not only bags you £10 off on the Echo Pop smart speaker, but you also get a wired Ring Video Doorbell for free. That's a good smart home deal, maybe even one of Amazon's best, especially if you want to start your smart home journey on a budget.

Ring Doorbell and Amazon Echo Pop bundle: 144.99now £49.99 on Amazon

Ring Doorbell and Amazon Echo Pop bundle: was £144.99 now £49.99 on Amazon
If you want to get your smart home off the ground, the Echo Pop is a great choice to pair with the Ring Doorbell. We found it was a fun if basic option in our Echo Pop review. For the money, you get a compact smart speaker with Alexa built-in, so you can play music, ask questions, and check the weather completely hands-free. Combined with the smart doorbell, which was awarded four stars in our Ring Video Doorbell review you get advanced motion detection and two-way talk so you can see, hear, and speak to anyone from your phone or computer. All for a great price.

Echo Pop: £44.99£17.99 at Amazon

Echo Pop: was £44.99 now £17.99 at Amazon
Looking to buy a smart speaker for a small space? The recent Echo Pop is back to £17.99 again – and you don't even have to be a Prime member to get the deal price. It's the cheapest Echo device you can buy right now, and we found it was a fun if basic option in our Echo Pop review. For the money, you get a compact smart speaker with Alexa built in, so you can play music, ask questions and check the weather completely hands-free.

This is one of the best, if not the best, smart home deals we’ve seen at Amazon in the UK. If you’re looking to start upgrading your home to a smart home this deal is a great place to start if your budget is tight.

The Echo Pop isn’t our favorite smart speaker but if you care more about smart home features rather than high-quality audio then this is a great pick up, especially this Black Friday. 

As for Ring’s Video Doorbells, there's a reason the brand is almost synonymous with this kind of tech. You can find out more in our Ring Video Doorbell Wired review, but the TL;DR is that this affordable option will record clear audio and video, and is super simple to use. 

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Muskaan Saxena
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