Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is our fourth Echo in the house: Echo, Echo Dot, Echo Show and now the Echo Studio. All of our Echos sound amazing but this Echo Studio is by far the best sounding. It makes the music come alive. With choral music the separation of voices parts is clear making the listening experience especially good. The bass is really good. I can’t imagine needing a subwoofer. And I do have subwoofers in the house. None needed here with the Echo Studio. The highs and midrange are crisp and clear. The Dolby Atmos spreads the voices and instruments throughout the room. The music I really appreciated before is even more appreciated now. I would recommend purchasing one of these. You won’t be sorry.

I have a lot of smart or wireless speakers in the house: Insignia, Google, Amazon, Sonos, Sony, etc. I really wanted a great sounding Amazon or Google speaker that worked with Amazon, Google Music and Spotify. I've been thinking about getting the Sonos One or adding an Echo Dot to my Sonos Play, but came across the Echo Studio at the Best Buy store. I was immediately amazed at the sound and started reading reviews. Most of them said that it was amazing with 3D sound, as well as Ultra HD sound, but lacked with standard audio. Well, they were right -- in a way. The Echo Studio really is a good speaker with any music. Once you hear it with Ultra HD or 3D sound though, the rest just lacks. I've compared it with my dual Insignia™ - Voice™ speakers and the standard definition audio is really comparable. But, Ultra HD or 3D music is so amazing on it, you really can't go back right away. Amazon is slowly upgrading their catalog, while Tidal and Apple are already higher quality. Just Spotify is a bit behind the times. If you only have Spotify, this isn't the best speaker for it. If you have anything else, this is the best speaker for $200 that you can buy.

Best echo we have purchased the sound is clear and crisp and sounds like a surround sound system.

I've wanted this speaker for some time now. I kept waiting for it to go on sale and/or see if Santa brings it to me! Neither happened, so I had to take matters into my own hands and buy it! Look the high volume and sound quality! Using in the house now but come summer, she'll be playing outdoors!

This speaker is pretty great.. the only downside is my dad likes to blast it till 11pm and doesn’t let me sleep haha. A little expensive though.

I recently purchased the Amazon alexa speaker it is pretty good in all in one device

This Alexa speaker has great sound it’s been a great addition in the house

Had the first gen of Alexa for 16 years. Tough to give her up but this version is a definite upgrade. Great sound with out sub.

This sleak Alexa Studio produces a pure deep sound for its size. Definitely loud enough for a large room. I like to feel the bass, so I do wish it was a little stronger. I wanted something capable of linking my Pandora to. I do highly recommend this product!

This Alexa speaker is top of the line. Sounds great w great highs and lows. I paired w another echo studio to make stereo connection and was great. My only problem w this speaker is amazons inability to consistently be able to stream Apple Music. Sometimes it would work flawlessly for hours on end. And sometimes would just cut off after 10 min or tell me from the beginning, “Alexa is unable to access Apple Music at this time”. Which is very disappointing since I’ve been w Apple Music since day 1 and have all my Favorite playlist There. As well as all my cds from the past saved to iTunes. Now. I’m a amazon prime member As well and amazon music seemed to work great w no issues at all for me. But as I stated before w Apple Music being my primary streaming platform I Returned the echo studio because of that issue. U can Bluetooth your phone to just one Echo and Apple Music will work good like that. But Bluetooth to echo speakers does not work for stereo connection. Only one echo at a time. If u look on the Alexa app skill for Apple Music u will many reviews w the same issue as me. Hopefully one day amazon will be able to fix Apple Music on Alexa.

Good sound. Takes a 4K Firestick to drive a pair with Dolby Atmos surround sound.

Sound is great for what it is. Works as expected. It’s not audiophile quality, but does have a good sound. I would describe it as a good round sound.

I added the echo studio to our family room. It can be played with two other echo sound devices the way that I set it up. I have determined it sounds fine to be played by itself. It has a full range sound. We now use the studio instead of turning on the 5.1 surround sound system to listen to music. I don’t regret my purchase at all when it comes to the sound. The only issue that it has is connectivity with other devices, especially if trying to control via an iPad or iPhone. It occasionally does not play all speakers on the group. Amazon still has some work to do to clean up the software. Not really an indictment of this echo studio speaker, rather the software.

I am a hardcore Alexa user and the only complaint is the lack of a high quality sound on any of their units. They have come out with a couple that had nice sound but the units were too light and when placed on hard surfaces would bounce around causing a rattling sound that distracted from the music. Enter the Echo Studio. This thing weighs a tone and it's no surprise when you take a look at the speakers that are housed in this unit! The down firing woofer is rich and full and is well matched with Mids and tweeters to round out the sound. I use this in my music studio as a sampling system and people even use it to play along with the Music Masters. I can't say enough good about this speaker. Oh, and did I mention it has all the usual Alexa features too! I guess that goes without saying.....

The Alexa is our preferred house hold speaker option. We had purchased a group of Sonos speakers hoping for a better listening experience. The setup was an absolute nightmare that wouldn't be consistent so we returned the Sonos and purchased the Alexa. Easy set up and great sound.

I am really enjoying the Amazon Echo and it’s variants (dot, studio, etc). I have a variant of Echo in every room of my house (love the everywhere feature for music). It’s nice setting up programs (“routines” as they are called) to automate simple things of our daily lives. IE: Give me news and weather and some light music after I dismiss my morning alarm; make an announcement at home to my family if I am near a grocery store in case anyone needs anything; intercom’ing with my kids down stairs to tel them dinner is ready or to do their chores; having Alexa automatically ensure all lights and TVs are shut off at a set time to save on energy bills; setting the heat/AC from anywhere in the home; and much much more. The sound quality is great on each variant with the Studio being beautiful sound. My next purchase may be an Echo subwoofer to add to the depth of the Studio. All in all, the 3D sound is great. There are occasional hiccups with a speaker, but a quick power reset has fixed anything I have ran into. All in all, I love the Exhos and it’s Alexa app!

I purchased two Studio speakers and a subwoofer and set them up with ease as a 3 speaker set in my den. I just love the full, rich sound that these provide. Adding the Amazon Music service and Alexa gives me the ability to play just about anything you've ever heard of with a simple voice request. It takes a little effort to learn how to address Alexa to get the exact music that you are looking for, but it's really pretty simple to master the system. I realize these are a little pricey, but I think the sound quality they provide makes it worthwhile. If you don't want to spend the money for these guys, the Echo Dot's actually do a pretty fair job of providing an acceptable music playing solution for a lot less money.

I got this to replace my first gen Echo - the one thats about the size and shape of a pringles can : ) First off, its absolutely painful to switch your stuff from one echo account to another. You'd think it would be easy, and in fact the app recognized the new Studio right away. But transferring amazon music unlimited (single device) from one to the other was impossible. In the end, I called customer service who did it (which itself was painful as the rep didnt understand english very well) Ok, rant over. This new unit is fine - I expected a huge difference in sound quality and volume - and got the volume part. The sound quality is only marginally better....I had to mess with the EQ, as the bass was way too heavy for me, and I like bass. Maybe its just that my older device was really good? Overall the main improvement for me is Ill have the blue tooth and wireless smart device capability now. tldr: Its a perfectly fine device and if you're new to the echo world you'll love it. It can crank up pretty loud and remains clear.

This speaker is absolutely fantastic for the price. Amazon has been impressing me lately with the value vs sound quality and the Echo Studio is no exception. As a standalone speaker, it can easily fill the room with clean sound especially when placed in the center of a room. We purchased one to connect with a fire cube to provide a better sound while watching movies... the problem is if the speaker is set to the left or right side of the tv the sound will sound unbalanced... Unless you have a way or stand that will allot the speaker to be placed in the center of the tv. Our solution which cost more but well worth it was to buy a second Studio. This allows us to get a more surround sound using the Dolby Atmos ability of the Studio when paired with the Fire Cube or Fire Stick HD. Now the sound our bedroom is very close to the 5.1 surround sound system that's in our living room. Overall a great purchase and cheaper than building a complete 5.1 sound system with separate speakers, wires, stands, and reciver/amp.

We have a TV with a beautiful picture but terrible sound. While not unusual and no reflection on the television, streamed content was unwatchable because the dialog could not be heard. We tried different streaming devices then started experimenting with sound bars - starting with one made by the same manufacturer as the display. Still, no luck. Then I tried the Echo which allowed us to pair directly with the streaming device - bypassing the TV. IT IS INCREDIBLE. A single, elegant, unobtrusive device with the most wonderful movie sound. Dialog is clear but without needing to dial down the rest of the audio that makes movies so enjoyable.