Apr 19, 2016 · Amazon's Echo line is expanding—or in the Dot's case, shrinking! The new hockey-puck-sized Echo Dot lets you add some Alexa-infused personality to your existing home speaker setup. We're eager to try it, but not before we've thoroughly taken it apart. Alexa, brace yourself—it's teardown time.

Amazon Echo Dot 2nd Generation Teardown Video. Find free step-by-step repair instructions, manuals, schematics, community support, and other DIY resources. You can do it! We show you how.

We look at the Amazon Echo Dot which is essentially the top portion of the Amazon Echo, but without the speaker underneath it. The electronics changed signif...

Nov 1, 2016 · The Amazon Echo Dot version 2 is out. Here's a look inside. The Echo is Amazon's smart speaker and voice-activated Wi-Fi-enabled system, activated by the name "Alexa". The Dot is a smaller version with the same functionality, released in March of 2016.

Oct 14, 2020 · The Amazon Echo Dot is a smart IoT device that allows for voice control over other smart devices, play music, make calls, and set alarms. In this teardown, we will pry, smash, and rip apart the Amazon Echo Dot to see what components its …

May 18, 2017 · Repairs can seem daunting if you don’t know how the device works or what to expect once you get inside. So Kelsea is diving into the guts to show you! Today, we're going to show what's inside the...

Amazon Echo Dot teardown highlights: • It looks like Amazon ripped off the top section of the original Echo, added a steel weight at the bottom for stability, and voila—the Dot! • We’re pleased to report that the majority of the device is held together with four Torx screws, and it has the same modularized motherboard and daughterboard ...

Jul 23, 2018 · This is a teardown of a second-generation Amazon Echo Dot (purchased around January 2017, UK). The photos are fairly high-res and can be clicked to enlarge. There is a lot of intricate detail in the design. The underside has a peeling …

Ever wonder what’s inside the Amazon echo dot device? Here is a tear down showing the internal components #teardown #smartgadgets #smartdevices #iot #technol...

Jan 31, 2017 · The bottom of the Echo Dot features a firm rubber pad, which give the Echo Dot stability when placed on any surface. From my own experience of tearing things down, generally rubber pads are also used to hide screw holes and the Echo Dot is no exception to this.