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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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Hiking boots recommendations

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Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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Looking for the best, easiest to operate, cheapest dishwasher - Recommendation?

[Request] Best countertop dishwasher for reasonable price?

Can anyone recommend a good dishwasher?

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Dishwasher for Second Home

My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

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Alexa allows users to instantly chat with loved ones and caregivers. The device also doubles as a Zigbee wireless hub, allowing control of more smart-home devices than you can get with any other voice platform.

Nice sound, a crisp screen, and premium video options—plus wide smart-device compatibility—make the Echo Show the most well-rounded smart display for using Alexa.

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CR’s take: If you want to add another Alexa smart speaker to your home, say for a bedroom or home office, consider the second generation Amazon Echo Show. It’s one of the best-sounding devices Amazon has ever brought to market, and the large, 10-inch touch screen makes it very easy to set up and use.
The Echo Show is great for reading a recipe or watching a quick how-to video, tasks that might otherwise require you to pull out your smartphone or tablet.

The Show 8 has an 8-inch touch screen (ideal for displaying online recipes), responds to voice commands (useful when you have messy hands), and has a camera that can adjust the focus to “follow” you as you move about the room on a video call. The device’s footprint is also significantly smaller than that of the new Show 10, which needs a beach-ball-sized space on the countertop to provide clearance for a rotating screen. As with many smart speakers, though, the Show 8’s sound quality is somewhat lacking, according to our testers, who note the model’s strident high frequencies. 
For more options: Best Smart Speakers Under $200

Amazon’s Echo Show 10 features a large, 10-inch touch screen display that uses motion-sensing technology and a silent electric motor hidden in its base to follow you as you move around your kitchen. So if you step from the counter to the stove, you’ll be able to watch that old-school ravioli recipe video without having to touch anything.
Our testers find the model to be quite versatile and super-easy to set up and use. The sound quality is fine, but it falls a little short of the previous generation Show, largely because of a slight plastick-y distortion in the midrange.
Before you buy the speaker, though, make sure you have the counter space to safely set up the Show 10. The instructions advise you to map out an area roughly the size of a beach ball and keep it clear. We’ve discovered that if items—even heavy ones like a metal travel mug or a large bottle of oil—are placed too close to the Show 10’s screen, that powerful motor can knock them over, which could pose a safety hazard.
For some, the prospect of a screen with a camera that tracks your movements as you move around the kitchen may also be a little unnerving, although there’s always the option to turn off that function.

With a 15-inch touch screen, the Echo Show 15 is Amazon’s largest smart screen ever. Designed to be mounted on a wall, it requires no counter space and can serve as a digital bulletin board for a family as well as a control center for smart home devices.
Our testers also admire its versatility, intuitive controls, and well-designed smartphone app.
Despite the appealing concept, though, we discovered a number of drawbacks in the Echo Show 15’s design. The touch screen was laggy and occasionally froze up, although the device still responded to voice commands.
The app-like Widgets for the family control center don’t make the best use of that large screen, resulting in a clunky interface.
And, soundwise, the Show 15 leaves a lot to be desired. Our testers report that sonically it’s similar to the Echo Dot. The bass is almost nonexistent and the congested midrange is plasticky and telephone-like, which makes the model okay for listening to a podcast, but not really suited to music listening.

CR’s take: If you want to add another Alexa smart speaker to your home, say for a bedroom or home office, consider the second generation Amazon Echo Show. It’s one of the best-sounding devices Amazon has ever brought to market, and the large, 10-inch touch screen makes it very easy to set up and use.The Echo Show is great for reading a recipe or watching a quick how-to video, tasks that might otherwise require you to pull out your smartphone or tablet.

The Show 8 has an 8-inch touch screen (ideal for displaying online recipes), responds to voice commands (useful when you have messy hands), and has a camera that can adjust the focus to “follow” you as you move about the room on a video call. The device’s footprint is also significantly smaller than that of the new Show 10, which needs a beach-ball-sized space on the countertop to provide clearance for a rotating screen. As with many smart speakers, though, the Show 8’s sound quality is somewhat lacking, according to our testers, who note the model’s strident high frequencies. For more options: Best Smart Speakers Under $200

Amazon’s Echo Show 10 features a large, 10-inch touch screen display that uses motion-sensing technology and a silent electric motor hidden in its base to follow you as you move around your kitchen. So if you step from the counter to the stove, you’ll be able to watch that old-school ravioli recipe video without having to touch anything.Our testers find the model to be quite versatile and super-easy to set up and use. The sound quality is fine, but it falls a little short of the previous generation Show, largely because of a slight plastick-y distortion in the midrange.Before you buy the speaker, though, make sure you have the counter space to safely set up the Show 10. The instructions advise you to map out an area roughly the size of a beach ball and keep it clear. We’ve discovered that if items—even heavy ones like a metal travel mug or a large bottle of oil—are placed too close to the Show 10’s screen, that powerful motor can knock them over, which could pose a safety hazard.For some, the prospect of a screen with a camera that tracks your movements as you move around the kitchen may also be a little unnerving, although there’s always the option to turn off that function.

With a 15-inch touch screen, the Echo Show 15 is Amazon’s largest smart screen ever. Designed to be mounted on a wall, it requires no counter space and can serve as a digital bulletin board for a family as well as a control center for smart home devices.Our testers also admire its versatility, intuitive controls, and well-designed smartphone app.Despite the appealing concept, though, we discovered a number of drawbacks in the Echo Show 15’s design. The touch screen was laggy and occasionally froze up, although the device still responded to voice commands.The app-like Widgets for the family control center don’t make the best use of that large screen, resulting in a clunky interface.And, soundwise, the Show 15 leaves a lot to be desired. Our testers report that sonically it’s similar to the Echo Dot. The bass is almost nonexistent and the congested midrange is plasticky and telephone-like, which makes the model okay for listening to a podcast, but not really suited to music listening.

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  So that's the awesome part. We are discovering a few annoyances as we go, so I'll share one that is probably unique to this product: The process of adjusting and setting the range of motion is not well thought out. If you only ever did this once and then set the thing in cement, then maybe. But we set it on a counter and have already found that it must be moved for cleaning, to temporarily get it out of the way, or for use in another position

  Also, I've described a somewhat ideal grandma use case, so keep in mind that we only live 10 minutes from grandma and have had to drop by and "fix Alexa" (turned off, moved, lost wifi, screen rotated by hand) while she and visitors are getting used to it, so it's definitely not a set and forget type of technology, but I'm not going to reduce my rating because of that.  My rating would have been 5 stars, if it wasn't for Alexa herself and the somewhat puzzling UI design, menus, etc. Did I mention my Kindle Fire? Here's my point. You need one to control this thing and use many of the "Alexa features" with any level of certainty

Alexa, how do you spell frustrating?

 It can be paired with other devices so you can expand this if necessary.  Motion tracking: As mentioned from others, this is a bit laggy, but in the "works well enough" category. It is not quick to jump around, but can trail someone easily walking around. What I found is that it rarely loses focus of the individual completely even though it will trail the motion

 It is not quick to jump around, but can trail someone easily walking around. What I found is that it rarely loses focus of the individual completely even though it will trail the motion. And if the user is continuing to speak, it almost never loses track of the user in my testing. Of note, it of course does not track up and down as the motorized function is swivel only, but the wide angle of the lens makes this mostly unnecessary

Is it better than the previous 10 inch Alexa?  Yes, but maybe not by as much as you think.

I activated these features on my Echos, however I am noticing that I don't get any notification on my phone, either when a person is detected or when the sound of a fire alarm is recognized when Alexa Guard is in Away mode. If I enable the siren on the Echo, person detection immediately triggers if I walk close to the Echo and the siren goes off, however my phone stays silent. Similarly, if I test my smoke detector close to the Echo, I don't get any notification but if I open the Alexa app, it shows that the sound of a smoke detector was recognized, meaning that the feature was correctly working in the background.

 That can't be it, right? The new Echo Show 8 had a new processor and its camera followed you around the room. I mean, not particularly well, but that was something, right? Nope, That is it. Oh, and if you're buying it for a full price, which you shouldn't do because these things sell for crazy discounts all the time. But if you are buying it at full price, then it's five dollars cheaper than the show Five originally was at 85 rather than 90

Amazon Echo Show 5 (2nd Gen, 2021 edition): What I like, and what I definitely DON'T

 The Show came configured to my account, I didn't have to log in or even enter wifi passwords. It connected, downloaded some updates, and then walked me through customizing the range of motion. -MOTION- This is the most obvious new improvement. The Show 10 will now track your movement and turn to face you as you move around the room

 -MOTION- This is the most obvious new improvement. The Show 10 will now track your movement and turn to face you as you move around the room. The Show seems to have very good facial tracking, and it will rotate on its horizontal axis to follow you (you can also manually tilt the screen up and down to your desired vertical position.) We tested this while playing movies and while viewing our remote cameras, and it worked perfectly

New Rotating Show 10, Better Camera, Great for Video Calls

Aesthetically, the Echo Show has a black frame with a white mat, resembling a standard picture frame. Tech-wise it looks like the Samsung Frame TV and the Facebook Portal had a baby. It comes in one color, and you can’t change the familiar Alexa blue background behind the widgets — I’d like to see some customization options all around. Two 1

This Echo Show on the wall is the fairest of them all, but it’s not that smart  

 It’s not cool when it’s 2 in the morning and your stumbling through to get a glass of water and it scares the heck out and of you.

It’s an improvement over the 2nd gen Echo Show 10. Looks:10, Sounds: 8, Practicality? 5.5

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The best speaker under $50 for voice assistants that we've tested is the Amazon Echo Dot Gen 4. This spherical smart speaker offers fantastic voice assistant support with Alexa built-in. You can activate the assistant with your voice, and it has no trouble understanding you from far and in noisy rooms. There's also a mute mic button you can use when you no longer want it to hear you.

Out-of-the-box, it has a balanced mid-range, so vocals and lead instruments reproduce accurately and with detail in the mix. That said, higher-pitched voices and instruments sound veiled at times, and like most speakers its size, it lacks a thumpy low-bass. Fortunately, its companion app features bass and treble adjustments you can use to tweak its sound to better suit your preferences. It also has great directivity thanks to its 360-degree design, so you can hear your audio clearly from most angles.

Unfortunately, like many smart speakers we've tested, it isn't very portable due to its wired design and needs to remain connected to an outlet for it to work. Also, this Amazon speaker doesn't support any other voice assistants aside from Amazon Alexa. However, it's still a solid choice if you don't care which assistant is built-in and are looking for a smart speaker for under $50. 

The Amazon Echo Dot Gen 4 is the best cheap speaker for voice assistants that we've tested. This small spherical speaker offers fantastic voice assistant support with Alexa built-in. You can activate the assistant using your voice, and it's excellent at registering your commands when you're far away from the speaker, and in noisy environments. You can even mute the speaker's mic when you no longer want it listening to you.

Thanks to its 360-degree design, it has fantastic directivity, so its soundstage is perceived as wide and natural-sounding. Its balanced mid-range ensures vocals and lead instruments sound clear and present in the mix. That said, like most small speakers, it doesn't get very loud and lacks a thumpy low-bass. Fortunately, you can tweak its sound to better suit your preferences thanks to the bass and treble adjustments available in its companion app. You can also use the app to connect the speaker to multiple other compatible Amazon speakers when you want to amplify your audio across a large area.

Unfortunately, since it's an Amazon speaker, it only supports Amazon Alexa and isn't ideal if you prefer using other voice assistants like Google Assistant. Also, due to its wired design, it needs to stay connected to an outlet to work, so it isn't very portable. That said, it's still a solid choice if you're looking to incorporate a cheap smart speaker that offers fantastic voice assistant support into your home.

The Amazon Echo Dot Gen 4 is the best cheap home speaker we've tested. It has a similar design to the Amazon Echo Gen 4, though it's smaller in size. It offers outstanding voice assistant support with Amazon Alexa built-in and does a fantastic job of understanding you when you're far away or in noisier environments.

This spherical speaker has a dull and dark sound profile, though its balanced mid-range ensures vocals and lead instruments are clearly and accurately reproduced in the mix. Thanks to the bass and treble adjustments featured on its companion app, you can also customize its sound to your liking. You can pair this speaker to another compatible speaker to create a stereo pair or multiple other speakers if you want to play different audio in different rooms across your home.

Unfortunately, it doesn't get very loud, and there's some compression present at max volume, so your audio doesn't sound as clean during louder listening sessions. Like most speakers its size, it also struggles to reproduce low-bass, so you can't feel the deep thump and rumble in bass-heavy music. Also, unlike the Amazon Echo Gen 4, it doesn't come with a Zigbee hub built-in. That said, if you're looking for a more affordable home speaker, it's still a solid choice.

Amazon’s flagship speaker makes it easy to play music, order pizza, get answers to questions, or control popular smart-home devices—among 10,000-plus other things.

The fourth-generation Amazon Echo lets you use voice commands to play music, order pizza, and get answers to questions. And it can control popular smart-home devices and 10,000-plus other things.

The fourth-generation Amazon Echo lets you play music, order pizza, and get answers to questions, and it can control popular smart-home devices and 10,000-plus other things.

The Echo Dot sounds good enough to use as a nightstand speaker or even as a small kitchen speaker, and it includes all the standard Alexa features, for about half the price.

The Dot is the cheapest way to enter the Amazon smart speaker ecosystem. Despite its low price and small size, it’s powered by Amazon's cloud servers, so it offers the same smart speaker functionality as its far more expensive brethren. With stronger bass and more extended trebles, the sound quality on the latest globe-shaped model is improved over previous versions, too. Just don’t expect to get much volume, except in a very small room.CR's test results: Amazon Echo Dot (4th gen) smart speaker

If you like the idea of having Alexa as your workday companion, the latest version of the Amazon Echo is a solid option. The orb-like styling is attractive enough and, more importantly, it features improved speaker drivers and a Zigbee smart home hub that allows it to link directly to many Zigbee-compatible devices.
The latest Amazon Echo sounds significantly better than its predecessor. Our testers report that the Echo has strong but slightly boomy bass and enough volume to fill a midsized room. 
However, if you can expand your budget a bit, the Amazon Echo Studio sounds significantly better, with powerful bass and a clean midrange. When playing Dolby Atmos and 3D audio content the Studio can throw a a spacious soundfield that can truly fill a room.

The newest Echo looks radically different, with globelike styling replacing the now-iconic cylindrical styling. Its smart speaker capabilities haven’t changed much because the Echo, like all smart speakers, relies on the company’s cloud servers to do the digital heavy lifting. The Echo is improved with a new Zigbee smart home hub that allows you to control compatible devices without using an app. The sound quality is also noticeably better than the previous version’s, with better bass and clearer trebles. If you listen to a lot of music, you might consider the more expensive but better-sounding Echo Studio.
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Looking to &quot;smartify&quot; your home without breaking the bank? The Amazon Echo Dot Gen 4 is a more affordable alternative to the Amazon Echo Gen 4 and offers excellent voice assistant performance at a budget-friendly price. With built-in Alexa, you can control the speaker using your voice, and it understands your commands clearly whether you're in a noisy setting or further away from the speaker. There's even a mute mic button for when you no longer want it to hear you. Its stylish design makes it great for home use, too.

This speaker offers a pretty clear and balanced sound out-of-the-box, and its Amazon Alexa app gives you access to tools that can adjust its bass and treble output. However, compared to our top picks, like the Anker Soundcore 3, it's not designed for outdoor use. There's no battery, so you have to keep it plugged into a power outlet to use it, and its build isn't sturdy enough to withstand the elements for an extended period. Still, if you love the convenience of a voice-controlled speaker, it's a great pick for the price.

Looking for the best budget speaker to add a voice assistant to your home? While it isn't as portable as the Anker Soundcore Flare 2 due to its wired design, the Amazon Echo Dot Gen 4 is an Alexa-enabled smart speaker that's excellent at registering your commands when you're far away from the speaker and in noisy rooms. You can activate Alexa using your voice and mute its mic for more privacy. You can also connect the speaker to multiple other compatible Amazon speakers when you want to amplify your audio across your home. It has a wide and spacious-sounding soundstage, and its balanced mid-range makes it good for listening to dialogue-heavy audio content like podcasts and audiobooks. There are also bass and treble adjustments to tweak its sound. That said, it doesn't get as loud and doesn't produce as deep a bass.

Prefer Google Assistant? The Google Nest Mini is even more affordable and supports Google Chromecast. Like the Amazon, it has a balanced mid-range, making it good for dialogue-centric audio content like audiobooks and podcasts, and it comes with bass and treble adjustments. Its treble range is fairly uneven, so higher-pitched voices and sounds sound alternately harsh and dull. The speaker also doesn't produce a bass that's quite as deep as the Amazon, and it isn't as good at registering your commands in noisier rooms.

On an even tighter budget? The Amazon Echo Dot Gen 4 is the Amazon Echo Gen 4's smaller and more affordable twin, with a similar spherical design that looks great in your living room or bedroom. With built-in Alexa, you can control its output from the comfort of your couch. There's even a ring of light under the speaker, which you can turn on and off via voice commands. Like its more premium version, you can use the bass and treble sliders in the Amazon Alexa app to control its sound, which is nice.

This speaker doesn't have as many features as the Echo Gen 4. It's not compatible with the Zigbee hub, so you can't use it to control other smart home devices. Since it's a bit smaller, too, it's not much surprise that it reproduces less low-bass and doesn't get quite as loud. That said, it still has a decent sound, especially when reproducing voices and lead instruments, meaning you can enjoy your favorite tunes at a more affordable price overall.

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