How to set up your Alexa account ?

Technology is controlling the world and one such technology is Artificial intelligence. Now we can see AI-based digital products in every house. There's no lack of digital assistants like- Siri, Cortana, Bixby, Google Assistant, etc. But users choose Alexa. A question must arise in your mind that why Alexa is the top preference of customers?

Is it because of its amazing technology and performance?

Amazon Echo is a standalone speaker that needs nothing more than a power connection.

This blog is all about how to set up our Alexa account. The first step is to install the Amazon Alexa App on your device. You can get it free on iOS, Android, or Fire OS. You just need an Amazon account to continue using it and Amazon Prime.

Once you sign in to the app you are good to go to the second step.

The Second Step is to Pick a device to set up Alexa.

a) Click on the hamburger menu on the lower right and then select the 'Add a device' option present at the top left.

b) Here select the device you want to connect to Alexa. You can connect your smart light, switchboard, fans, and any other AI-based digital products that work on this setup. Connecting the Echo device is preferable.

c) Once Clicked you will get a list of all the devices present there to connect. Select your device.

Now you might be thinking how do we get to know whether our device is connected or not. Once you enter set up mode orange light will glow in echo. If you do not see orange light, then press and hold the Action button for 5 seconds. Eventually, Alexa will perk up and tell " Now in setup mode ".

Congratulations your Alexa account has been set up for free and your device has been successfully connected. Amazon Alexa needs only an Amazon account and not Amazon Prime, so it's completely free to set up.

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