How to Connect Your Amazon Echo to a Bluetooth Speaker?

In case you find any complaint with the original Echo, it used to be speaker failed oomph. The Dot’s has equal less (because it’s small) but it’s OK because you can pair it over the external speaker of your choice besides over a line-out jack for wired connections or wirelessly through Bluetooth. Follow the steps and know how to connect your Amazon Echo to a Bluetooth speaker.

Through connecting an Echo speaker to Bluetooth, you can handle music playback manually from your phone or tablet. Therefore, many people don’t know about you can also connect your Echo device to another Bluetooth speaker, providing you all the same control but with potentially better sound. In this post, we will provide you all the details on how to connect your Amazon Echo to a Bluetooth speaker.

Follow the Step to Connect Your Amazon Echo to a Bluetooth Speaker:

Step 1 : Confirm that your Echo and Bluetooth speakers are separated from a minimum of three feet.

Step 2 : Remove any Bluetooth devices from your Echo. Because it will be able to manage only a connection to one Bluetooth at one time

Step 3 : Set your speaker in pairing mode.

Step 4 : Start your Alexa app and select settings.

Step 5 : Choose the Echo device which you want to pair with your Bluetooth speaker.

Step 6 : Inside Bluetooth, choose a new device. Your Echo will open to pairing mode.

Step 7 : Within pairing mode, your Echo will find your Bluetooth speaker and index it as an available device.

Step 8 : Choose your speaker and your Alexa voice supporter will tell you when the connection is perfect.

If you face any problem then check that your Bluetooth device is fully charged and the connected devices cause’ disturbances are not in the way. Furthermore, other Bluetooth devices, baby monitors and equal your microwave can cause disturbance as reported by Amazon.

Connect your phone to the Echo and Alexa with Bluetooth-

In case, you don’t want to talk to Alexa to hear the music over your Echo smart speaker or Alexa compatible speaker, here you can find the easiest way to connect with Bluetooth and control tunes through your phone’s app manually.

Open with your iOS or Android smartphone or tablet.
Go through the settings menu and open the Bluetooth settings menu- confirms Bluetooth is switched ON and the device is in the proximity of your Amazon Echo.
Ask, “Alexa, pair”. And you will see Alexa enter pairing mode and search for nearby Bluetooth-enabled devices.
If you are trying to pair the two for the first time, see the Echo speaker in the new devices list (Generally found at the bottom of the Bluetooth settings menu of your iOS or Android device).
When they both have set up a connection, the Echo device will shows in the Bluetooth connections list on a phone or tablet. It permits you to manually connect with Bluetooth in the settings menu- or another way, you can say, “Alexa, pair [device name]” to reinstate the connection.
To remove your mobile device from Amazon Echo, ask from Alexa to disconnect from Bluetooth”.

What is the Process to Pair your Echo with a Bluetooth Speaker?

As we know that the sound quality of Alexa speakers has much expectation, same with improvements in the third generation. Despite that, the good news is that for those with a strong Bluetooth speaker, you can merge the two. It means you have the full voice control experience from Alexa.

That means you can always use the 3.5mm jack to link your Echo to external systems- and makes more orderly set-up. And, in case you have an older analog system, you can get Bluetooth adapters that can bridge the difference.

Once you completed the pairing your Echo device with a Bluetooth speaker, you can easily connect your Amazon Echo to a Bluetooth speaker.