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SAVE $60: As of today,free erotic movies Jan. 23, you can save 40% on the new Amazon Echo Show 8 (3rd generation). This limited-time deal takes the price down from $149.99 to $89.99.

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Back in October, Amazon released a fully upgraded Amazon Echo Show 8 smart home device. Today, it's finally on sale for less than $100.

In a limited-time deal, the Amazon Echo Show 8 (3rd generation) is on sale for just $89.99. This sheds 40% off the regular list price of $149.99. This is the smart home hub's lowest price ever. If you've been holding out for an upgrade, now is a smart time to buy.

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The 3rd generation Amazon Echo Show 8 got some pretty meaningful upgrades from its predecessor. Now, its audio capabilities are bolstered by spatial audio, room acoustic sensing, and noise reduction technology, meaning that your room will be filled with powerful sound. We also appreciate the device's new processor that enables faster display when you're streaming or video calling. And with its smart home hub feature, you can connect and control your devices from one convenient location.

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Take advantage of today's record-low price and score the Amazon Echo Show 8 for just $89.99.

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