Amazon is giving away Amazon Tap devices to 30 lucky winners. Amazon Tap is a portable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi enabled speaker that gives you rich, full-range sound. Just tap the microphone button and ask for music, hear news, search for information, order a pizza, and more with the Alexa Voice Service.
How to enter Amazon Tap Giveaway:
- Be a Prime Member. Sign up here for Free 30-Day Trial.
- After signing up (or if you’re already a Prime member), visit Contest Page here and Play Prime Music.
- Amazon Prime members who are eligible for digital benefits will automatically receive one (1) entry per day when they stream a song from Prime Music for a minimum of :01 second during the Sweepstakes Period from their Amazon.com account using any compatible device including smart TVs, Fire TV, video game console, PCs, laptops, tablets, mobile devices, and Alexa Voice Service compatible devices (i.e., Amazon Echo, Echo Dot, Tap).
- The Sweepstakes begins at 12:00:01 a.m. (PT) on May 6, 2016 and ends at 11:59:59 p.m. (PT) on May 19, 2016. Existing Amazon Prime members can enter once each day during the Sweepstakes Period.
- Open to US residents, 18+ years of age. See Official Rules for more details.
- Amazon will award a total of thirty (30) prizes. Each winner will receive an Amazon Tap device. ARV of each prize is $129.99. The total retail value of all prizes is $3,899.70.
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Andrew Cole says
The Tap is good but I am wondering if the new Amazon Echo Dot can also be a good starting point to the Alexa platform. It is much cheaper than the Echo, and somehow with less features .. but can be an affordable introduction. Well written review though! Thanks,
Ken says
I’ve been using Echo for about a year and I’m trying to decide if I need Tap as well….will it supplement or compliment the Echo or should I just get a Dot? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks