9 Amazon devices I'd buy in the Black Friday sale — smart home deals from just $16

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Black Friday brings a wave of Amazon device discounts, with some solid savings across their Echo, Fire TV, and tablet lines. The timing's good if you've been waiting to add some smart features to your home, with savings on everything from streaming sticks to smart displays.

I've sorted through the current deals to find seven options worth considering. From the compact Echo Pop to smart home hubs like the Echo Show 8, these devices can help automate your daily routines or upgrade your entertainment setup without breaking the bank.

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Amazon Echo Glow
Amazon Echo Glow : was $29 now $16 at Amazon

A colorful smart lamp that can double as a night light, but it's useful for any room. Change colors with voice commands or create lighting schedules through the Alexa app — great for bedtime routines or mood lighting. It can even pulse along to music or create a campfire effect for story time.

Amazon Echo Pop
Amazon Echo Pop: was $37 now $17 at Amazon

Amazon's compact smart speaker packs Alexa features into a space-saving design. The front-facing speaker delivers clear audio for music and podcasts, while still handling all your usual voice commands. Good for nightstands or desks where space is tight, and the semi-sphere design looks cleaner than typical smart speakers.

Amazon Blink Mini 2
Amazon Blink Mini 2: was $39 now $19 at Amazon

Don't let its size fool you — the Blink Mini 2 packs some impressive features into its compact frame. This weather-ready camera handles both indoor and outdoor surveillance, with color night vision and person detection making it smarter than its price suggests

Amazon  Fire TV Stick 4K Max
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max: was $59 now $32 at Amazon

Voted best Fire TV streaming device in our guide, the Fire TV Stick 4K Max lets you stream content with better Wi-Fi performance and faster app launching than previous models. The voice remote makes finding content easy, while gaming features add extra value. Good for updating an older TV with modern smart features.

Amazon Echo Show 5
Amazon Echo Show 5 : was $89 now $44 at Amazon

Earning its place in our Home Editor's desk set-up, the Echo Show 5 is a compact smart display that works well on bedside tables or kitchen counters. The 5-inch screen shows weather updates, timers, and video calls, while maintaining a small footprint. The sunrise alarm feature makes it particularly useful as a smart alarm clock.

Amazon Echo Spot
Amazon Echo Spot : was $79 now $44 at Amazon

This round display offers a different take on the smart screen format. Great for quick glances at weather, time, and notifications, with a design that fits nicely on any surface. The circular screen adds character while still handling all standard Alexa features.

Amazon Fire 7 Kids tablet
Amazon Fire 7 Kids tablet: was $99 now $49 at Amazon

A sturdy tablet built specifically for young users. The included case handles drops and bumps, while parental controls keep content age-appropriate. Comes with a year of Amazon Kids+ content and a worry-free guarantee for peace of mind.

Amazon Echo Show 98
Amazon Echo Show 98 : was $149 now $79 at Amazon

Taking the Best Overall spot in our smart displays guide, the Echo 8 is a "great choice for those who want an Alexa-powered smart display that isn’t too big or too little." The 8-inch screen hits the sweet spot for video calls and content viewing. The improved camera keeps you centered in frame during calls, and the speaker quality works well for both music and podcasts.

Amazon Echo Hub
Amazon Echo Hub: was $179 now $124 at Amazon

A wall-mounted control panel that simplifies smart home management. The 8-inch touchscreen offers quick access to all your connected devices, from security cameras to smart lights, while keeping a low profile on your wall. Perfect for those tired of juggling multiple apps or hunting for their phone to adjust simple things like thermostats or lights.

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Kaycee Hill
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Kaycee is an Editor at Tom’s Guide and has been writing for as long as she can remember. Her journey into the tech world began as Cazoo's Knowledge Content Specialist, igniting her enthusiasm for technology. When she’s not exploring the latest gadgets and innovations, Kaycee can be found immersed in her favorite video games, or penning her second poetry collection.