Best Smart Speakers (2020) : Virtual Assistant:

Chatty speakers from Google, Amazon, and other are popular. But which one is right for you?

There are many smart speakers out there, but choosing the best one keeps getting durable. First thing you have to do is decide which voice assistant do you wanna prefer. There are top three voice assistant's worth using - Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri - each has it's own features. Right now we prefer some named, well known voice speakers Amazon and Google Assistant. 

Second, you need to decide which speaker has the best features that you need or are best suited for your needs. Is music quality your biggest need ?  

What Can Smart Speakers Do?

Speakers that talk to us have been around for decades. Speakers that we can talk to, on the other hand, are still pretty new. Thanks to voice assistants, you can get a smart speaker that won't just play music, but will do whatever you tell it to. Smart speakers aren't amazing conversationalists, but they can tell you the weather, remind you of appointments, control your 

Now that we know what a smart speaker can do, now we are gonna talk about some best Alexa speakers below;

The best Alexa speakers you can buy today

1. Amazon Echo (3nd Gen)

Best Alexa speaker overall

Size: 5.9 x 3.5 x 3.5 inches | Weight: 29 ounces | Speakers: 3-inch Woofer, 0.8-inch tweeter | Battery Life: n/a | Audio Out: 3.5mm, Bluetooth

The third generation Amazon Echo is our overall top pick among the best Alexa speakers. It's a giant leap from the original both in terms of design and performance. It comes in an attractive fabric-swathed finish and packs improved audio hardware from the second-generation Echo. Like the Echo Plus, the Echo packs a 3-inch woofer, 0.8-inch tweeter and Dolby Audio.

2. Amazon Echo Dot

Best Alexa speaker.

Size: 3.9 x 3.9 x 1.7 | Weight: 10.6 ounces | Speakers: Single built-in speaker | Battery Life: n/a | Audio Out: Bluetooth, 3.5mm

Echo Dot is the best Alexa speaker for those on a budget. But it's also good for those who are looking for whole-house Alexa coverage, as you can easily pick up multiple Echo Dots and link them together to create a connected intercom system. Although you might not want Alexa in every room, the Echo Dot certainly makes it possible. 

Despite its small size, the Echo Dot has other features that make it well-suited for more than just the cost-conscious. It delivers solid audio in its tiny body, which is covered by a friendly mesh fabric design that's perfect for a living area or bedroom. For those of you who just purchased one, here's

3. Sonos One

The best-sounding Alexa speaker

Size: 4.8 x 6.4 inches | Speakers: Dual amplifiers, 1 tweeter, 1 mid-woofer | Ports: None | Wireless: 2.4/5 GHz | Smart assistants: Alexa, Google Assistant

That's right. The best Alexa speaker when it comes to audio isn't made by Amazon. The Sonos One delivers exceptional sound in a compact, yet powerful package. What's more, you can pair two Sonos Ones for true stereo sound, and group multiple devices together for whole-home audio.

But what also makes the Sonos One great is its ability to stream audio from hundreds of sources across the company's library: Not just Spotify and TuneIn, but SiriusXM, MLB, and much, much more. And, you can control it all using Alexa. Should you tire of Amazon, you can also switch the Sonos One to use Google Assistant, which makes this speaker even more versatile. The one caveat is that the Sonos One lacks two of Alexa's features: The ability to use Drop-In and make phone calls. 

4. Amazon Echo Dot With Clock

An Echo Dot—with a clock

Size: 3.9 x 3.9 x 1.7 inches | Weight: 10.6 ounces | Speakers: Single built-in speaker | Battery Life: n/a | Audio Out: Bluetooth, 3.5mm

The name says it all: This is an Echo Dot with a clever LED clock built in its face. However, this seemingly simple addition adds a ton of functionality to the Echo Dot, making an even better bedside companion. More than just the time, though, the Echo Dot with Clock's display can also show you the current temperature, and also functions as a timer. It also has an ambient sensor that automatically adjusts the brightness of the display based on the lightning of its surrounding environment. 

5. Amazon Echo Show 8

This smart display proves size isn't everything

Size: 7.9 x 5.4 x 3.9 inches | Weight: 36.6 oz | Speakers: Dual 2-inch neodymium drivers | Display: 8-inch 1280 x 800 | Camera: 1MP | Battery Life: n/a | Audio Out: Bluetooth, 3.5mm audio

We're as surprised as you, but we think the Amazon Echo Show 8 is by far the best Alexa speaker with a display. That's right: We like it better than its larger sibling, the 10-inch Amazon Echo Show, and miles more than the adorably compact Echo Show 5.

The Best Google Assistant Speakers for Your Home

From smart displays to portable boomboxes, Google's voice assistant comes in all shapes and sizes. Here are our favorites.

Ok Google!

The best Google Home speakers can cater to your specific needs. Google and other smart home manufacturers offer a large selection of audio devices for all sorts of different scenarios, but it doesn’t mean every one is worth buying. 

Each is powered by Google Assistant, a virtual butler that comes pre-installed in the Google Home, Nest Mini or Google Nest Hub Max speaker. With one of these Google-brand devices, you can take advantage of the 

What are the best Google Home speakers?

1. Google Nest Mini

The best Google Home speaker overall

Size: 3.7 x 1.7 inches | Speakers: 40-millimeter driver | Ports: None | Wireless: 2.4/6 GHz, Bluetooth

The Google Nest Mini is one of the best Google Home speakers you can get, even though it costs less than $50. Without raising the price or altering the homey, fabric-swathed appearance of the original 

Invisible touch controls on the top of the Mini lets you change volume, while a physical switch can be used to deactivate its microphone for those times you don't want Google listening in. Plus, the hook on the back lets you hang it on the wall if you need to save some counter space. The Nest Mini also comes in a variety of colors: a modern-looking light-grey, Chalk, Charcoal gray, Coral orange and Sky blue.

2. Sonos One

The ultimate Google Home speaker for audiophiles

Size: 4.8 x 6.4 inches | Speakers: Dual amplifiers, 1 tweeter, 1 mid-woofer | Ports: None | Wireless: 2.4/5 GHz

Not only does the Sonos One rank among the best Google Home speakers, it’s also one of the best smart speakers overall. We’ve yet to review a better-sounding speaker of its size, although you would swear its tunes come from a much larger device. Using Sonos’s stereo sound feature, you can pair two of the Ones together or link them with other Sonos speakers for whole-home audio.

Aside from killer quality, another advantage of the Sonos One is that you can stream from hundreds of audio streaming services, from well-known apps like Spotify to more obscure channels and radio stations from all around the globe. While you don't get all of the abilities of Google Assistant. there's enough there for most. Yes, you'll pay more than you would for a Google-made speaker, but this is the one to get for audiophiles.

3. Google Home

The flagship Google Home speaker is still a quality choice

Size: 5.6 x 3.8 inches | Speakers: 2-inch driver, dual 2-inch passive radiators | Ports: None | Wireless: 2.4/5 GHz

Google's first smart speaker, the Google Home, has a friendly, vase-shaped design with a bottom cover that can be swapped out. While Amazon has made several different versions of its Echo smart speaker, Google has stuck with its original Google Home over the years. As one of the best Google Home speakers, it delivers good sound — and booming bass — for the price.

Plus, you can use Google Home to control Chromecast-enabled devices, such as TVs. And its initial release several years ago, the Google Home has dropped in price; at the moment, it's just $49, half off its regular price of $99. However, Google no longer offers the Home in multiple colors. Now, you can only get it in white with a charcoal gray base. And it’s likely the last Google-made speaker without ‘Nest’ branding.

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