Yes, the device in this listing does offer Wi-Fi connectivity in addition to Bluetooth. The Amazon Dot 5 (5th generation) features Wi-Fi 5 (802.11a/b/g/n/ac) on both 2.4 and 5 GHz bands, along with Bluetooth connectivity. Both the Amazon Dot 5 and the Amazon Echo Dot (5th Gen) are the same device and include full Wi-Fi capability for connecting to your home network.
Yes, the device can be connected via Wi-Fi. The connection is made via the Alexa app, in which you select your Wi-Fi network and enter the password to connect the device to the Internet. To do this, you need to switch on the device, press and hold the action button until the light ring lights up orange, then select your Wi-Fi network in the app and enter the password. As soon as the connection is established, you can use Alexa.
There is little information on this, but I can hardly imagine that it goes beyond the usual 20-20000 Hz, if at all. The sub is specified from 30 Hz, so it certainly won't reach 20-30 Hz downwards. I have read something about the 4th gen. up to approx. 20000 Hz. This will certainly not be easy with standard audio equipment.
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The Amazon Echo Dot 5th Generation can be connected to external speakers or a stereo system, but it does not support a direct wired connection for true stereo sound. Here are the ways you can connect it:
- Bluetooth: You can pair the Echo Dot with Bluetooth speakers or a stereo system to stream audio wirelessly.
- Multi-room audio: You can also use the Echo Dot as part of a multi-room audio setup with other compatible Echo devices, allowing you to fill your home with music in different rooms.
However, for a traditional wired stereo connection, you would need to use an external adapter or converter, as the Echo Dot does not have an audio output jack.
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Sorry, I know, not a constructive answer: I couldn't even stream Apple Music reasonably to their Homepods. The reason I switched to Echo, only to find it wasn't the speakers. However, I could stream via Bluetooth, just not stable. Connected the Echo as a Bluetooth device. Then I went to Spotify. Everything just worked there. I'm sorry to say that I've been struggling with Apple Music's connectivity problems for a long time.