Amazon Echo Show 5 Tips & Tricks(NOBODY KNOWS THESE)!

Amazon Echo Show 5 Tips & Tricks(NOBODY KNOWS THESE)! This video will be unboxing and reviewing the Amazon Echo Show and give you the coolest tips and tricks you could do with your Amazon Echo Show!
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The Echo smart speaker lineup is growing. Amazon's Echo Show 5 ($89.99; amazon.com) is a new speaker that packs in a screen, but instead of getting larger (like the previous Echo Show), this model shrinks it down. For $89.99, you get a 5.5-inch HD display and all the power of Alexa in your choice of charcoal or sandstone. It will be released on Wednesday, but you can preorder now.

This miniature Echo is downright cute. It can easily sit on a nightstand, desk, garage bench or kitchen counter. It's bigger than the circular Echo Spot ($129.99; amazon.com) and smaller than the 2nd Gen Echo Show ($229.99; amazon.com), and more importantly, it's cheaper than either of them. It reminds me of the Goldilocks story -- the middle one feels just right.

While Amazon has shrunk the design, you still get all the skills, streaming services (both visual and audio), ability to make calls and more. In the years since Alexa was first unveiled, it's gotten much smarter, from a more natural "speaking" voice to the ability to act as a basic security system, and it's still improving all the time. The availability of thousands of third-party skills makes it an endless experience.

Like all Echos before it, and hopefully, the ones coming in the future, the Echo Show 5 is easy to set up.

When you plug it in, the Echo Show 5 will complete its first boot. If you already have a Wi-Fi network associated with your Amazon account, it will have the credentials and likely will ask you to confirm. After that, verify your password (or swap the account if need be) and the experience begins.

If you've used the larger Echo Show, you'll be familiar with the design and button placement. The back of the Show 5 has the power port and a 3.5mm audio output for easy connection to speakers. The top features a microphone on-off button that doubles as a control for the camera. Next to that is a volume control button with two microphones in between.

The newest addition is a camera shutter sliding switch, which puts privacy at the forefront. When you turn this on, a solid white piece covers the front-facing camera. It's a physical block that goes a step further than the electronic on-off button at the top. For those concerned with privacy, it's a handy feature and can add some peace of mind, especially since it's a visual reminder that the camera is off.

The Show 5 keeps the fabric-like outer skin and has a triangular profile that allows it to stand on its own pretty easily. My only complaint here is that the tilt is not as extreme as it was the earlier Echo Show, so the camera needs to be pushed down a bit. Luckily, Amazon sells a stand for $19.99 which gives you some adjustments that rectify this problem. The bottom of the device has a thin rubber piece that contains device information and gives the Echo Show 5 a grip to keep it from sliding around when it is pumping out tunes or streaming the latest episode of your favorite show.
Make no mistake: The 5.5-inch HD screen on the Echo Show 5 performs really well. It has a resolution of 960 x 480 and produces vibrant colors. The many clocks face that you can choose from offering a great trip down the screen-quality lane, as Show 5 offers lots of colors, subtle shadows, and lovely gradients.

In our testing, we tried streaming movies, singing along to songs with lyrics on the screen, following cooking steps, making a few video calls, and posing many questions to Alexa. It's always neat to see how a screen can help the experience, and seeing the answer to a question in text is helpful. In the kitchen, rather than digging out an iPad or a Galaxy Tab, you can have a fully hands-free experience with Alexa so you won't smudge or get food on the Echo Show 5.

Amazon has been working on the experience when it comes to touch, for those times when you don't want to use your voice. It's still great and there are some new shortcuts for easily accessing skills or even settings. There's a communication tab that lets you easily make calls or send messages. As expected, the Echo Show 5 does an excellent job of recognizing inputs. There's also a boatload of accessibility features available out of the box including magnification, color inversion, and closed captioning.
Probably the most surprising thing I experienced with the Echo Show 5 is that the single 4-watt speaker can push out a big sound. It's one thing that Amazon has gotten better with over time, and the speaker and audio hardware in Echo devices are perfect now.

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