If you have more than one Amazon Echo device, there are a few ways you can use the devices in tandem. You can use your Echo devices as an intercom system Using your Amazon Echo as an intercom Using your Amazon Echo as an intercom If you have an Amazon Echo, you can use it as a convenient intercom anywhere in your home. Read More Or you can put the same music on all your devices at the same time.
Whether you're placing your Amazon Echos in different rooms or want to amplify the sound of music in one room, once set up, it's as simple as issuing a voice command to play your music.
This feature, called Multi-Room Music, can only be configured by the person who registered the devices.
After a few minutes, your Echo devices should be connected.
If you have more than two Echo devices, you can set up multiple groups, pairing specific devices, excluding devices you don't want to play music on simultaneously.
Once the function is configured, it is possible to play music with a simple voice command:
You can also specify which service you want to use to play the music:
The feature works with the following music services:
It won't work with any Bluetooth audio though, as it actually disables Bluetooth connections while in use. And if you decide to listen to music with just one Amazon Echo, there are plenty more music services. All the ways to play music with your Amazon Echo and Alexa All the ways to play music with your Amazon Echo and Alexa The Amazon Echo excels at playing your music. These are all the ways to listen to music with Amazon Echo and Alexa. Read More
