Alexa Shower Speaker

Amazon Alexa Shower Speakers

When it comes to Alexa shower speakers, I highly suggest the following:

1. Superior in Every Way: Small and portable: JBL Clip 3 Shower Speaker Runner-Up: BoomPods Bluetooth Shower Speaker
2. Top Choice: UE Megablast
3. Lithe Audio Bluetooth Speaker Wi-Fi Shower Mounted Permanent The Aqua Dew Showerhead is a built-in speaker. Moxie Showerhead, here.

What we looked for while choosing the finest shower speakers:

• We gathered the top models from bathrooms all around the world and ranked them to see which ones make the greatest shower speakers.
• We revisited some of the portable speakers we’ve advised for outdoor usage and looked around our own houses to see what makes for the best shower karaoke and what doesn’t.

• We also performed some digging to learn about models we hadn’t heard of before, particularly those with unique capabilities.
• Last but not least, we analysed IP ratings, battery life, control choices, and user reviews to guarantee that the speakers we recommended could withstand more than just a little spray of dish soap and water.

For the Win, BoomPods Take It Every Time

Sturdy and water-resistant Alexa-integrated design
Cost Effective

• The ideal way to use Alexa in the shower is with a Boompod, a speaker that incorporates Alexa so seamlessly that you have full access to all of Alexa’s features even while you’re washing your hair.

• With an IPX7 classification, it can withstand being immersed in water for up to 30 minutes, making it more than suitable for use in the shower.

The Kohler Moxie showerhead speaker with built in Alexa is a terrific speaker to keep an eye on.

Kohler is a company committed on making your bathroom smarter, and more elegant in the process.

The Moxie showerhead will be a battery powered gadget that attaches through a magnet to be easily adjusted and withdrawn for recharge.

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• Once I had Amazon Alexa set up, it was simple to request a certain song or playlist. 
• Alexa was effective most of the time, but it had trouble with less frequent names. For example, to this day, I have not found a digital assistant that can consistently identify the artist Mitski. 
• It was convenient that I could inquire as to what was scheduled for my calendar or get a brief summary of recent happenings.
• It was convenient that I could inquire as to what was scheduled for my calendar or get a brief summary of recent happenings. Still, there are times when I have the uneasy feeling that an Amazon stooge is eavesdropping on my shower conversation.
• Still, there are times when I have the uneasy feeling that an Amazon stooge is eavesdropping on my shower conversation. Even while I find Alexa useful, there are times when I prefer to connect my phone to it manually. 
• If the thought of having Alexa always listening in on you is too much to bear, be assured that you can use this speaker without ever activating Alexa.

Alexa in the Bathroom

You can utilise Alexa in the shower in three different ways:

• Buy an Alexa-enabled shower speaker; the virtual assistant is showing up in more and more products these days. This is the preferred approach since it enables you to use Alexa without a phone by connecting the speaker to the internet (through Wi-Fi or Bluetooth).
• The Amazon Echo Dot may be used in the shower when paired with a waterproof speaker through Bluetooth. The Echo Dot is compatible with any Bluetooth speaker. To utilise voice instructions, though, you’ll need to keep your Echo dot within range of the shower’s speaker system.
• To utilise Alexa on any Bluetooth speaker with a microphone, you must first make Alexa your default voice assistant on your phone.

How long does an Alexa battery last?

The battery life was another source of irritation. There were several occasions when I failed to switch off the speaker after use. While it does power down after a certain amount of time, I found that my forgetfulness significantly reduced the device’s claimed 9-hour battery life. My husband and I have a habit of getting in the shower, ready to rock out, only to discover that the speaker is dead. (However, if you are more conscientious about powering down the speaker and monitoring its battery life, this may not be a problem.) The Moxie’s charging cradle is compact and simple to use, although it might be an annoyance if your bathroom is lacking in storage space.

The iFOX shower speaker integrates a microphone and Bluetooth connectivity.

allowing you to use Alexa without taking your phone out of the shower.

Its suction cup on the rear makes it convenient for use in the shower. However, the 10-hour battery life means it may also serve as a Bluetooth speaker for use away from home.

Because it relies on Alexa on your phone rather than having Alexa built in, you’ll need to make Amazon’s speech assistant the default on your device.