Download Free Alexa App & Setup Alexa

  The Amazon Echo got off to a flying start, establishing itself as one of the hottest smart home devices, assisted by the smaller Echo Dot, a capable sidekick that brings its connected skills to existing speakers you might have. Amazon hasn't slowed, expanding its range of speakers - as well as the functions they offer. We're diving into what it's like living with Alexa on numerous devices, with multiple Echo or multiple Dots spread around your home and whether there's any great benefit. Setting up multiple Amazon Echo devices Adding a new Echo or Dot to your home is straightforward, following the same steps as when you setup your first device. Open the Alexa app, go to the hub of the device (icon in the bottom right corner) and hit the "+" icon in the top right corner. Then follow the process as you did before. (You can achieve the same result   with your Alexa account on a desktop PC   if you prefer, under the settings section.) It's really as simple as

 Echo Dot is a pretty amazing device and without any doubt, you are having one. Well, don’t feel surprised. As you are here we can easily assume it. Anyways it seems that you are having some problems with your Echo Dot, right? Well, don’t worry here we have an easy solution that you would definitely like to try.  So without wasting time here is a solution. Here is what you need to do in order to fix the Echo device not responding issue: You just need to ensure that you are using the power adapter that is coming in the device box at the time of purchase. You also need to have a working internet connection. Check if there is red light is showing on your device. It indicates that your device is muted currently. If so, then make sure you unmute your device. For devices without a screen: press the Action button to see if your Echo device responds. To make sure that Alexa hears you, move your device away from walls, other speakers, or background noise.   While giving command it should be