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3 Easy Ways to Call Another Alexa

By Matthew Lynch
April 7, 2024
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In today’s world of smart homes and devices, Amazon’s Alexa has emerged as a game-changer in home automation and voice assistance. One of its lesser-known features is the ability to make calls between different Alexa-enabled devices. Whether you want to get in touch with a family member in another room or simply try out the call feature, here are three easy ways to call another Alexa device.

1.Drop In

The “Drop In” feature is an opt-in calling function that allows you to instantly connect with another Alexa device without ringing or waiting for someone to answer. This instant communication system is perfect for checking on loved ones or getting a quick answer from someone in another part of your home.

To drop in on another Alexa device, simply say:

“Alexa, drop in on [Device or Contact Name].”

For example, if you want to reach your child’s Echo Dot called “Kids Room,” say “Alexa, drop in on Kids Room.”

Remember that the owner needs to enable the Drop In feature for each device, found within the settings menu of their Alexa app.

2.Voice Calls

The traditional approach to calling another Alexa involves making voice calls. You’ll need to have the person you’re trying to call added as a contact within your Alexa app. Once they are added as a contact, they must add your device as well.

Here’s how to initiate a voice call:

“Alexa, call [Contact Name].”

When you call using this method, the recipient’s Echo devices will announce who’s calling. They can then either accept or reject the call using voice commands or touch controls on their device. In addition, voice calls enable one-to-one communication between two users.

3.Video Calls

For those who wish to do more than just listen and speak during calls with their loved ones or friends, Amazon offers video calling through its Echo Show product line. With an Echo Show, you can enjoy face-to-face communication using the built-in camera on your device.

Here’s how to start a video call:

“Alexa, video call [Contact Name].”

The recipient will receive a notification stating that there’s an incoming video call. They can then answer or reject the call using voice commands or touch controls on their Echo Show.

It’s important to note that both you and your contact need Echo Show devices with screens for this feature to work properly.

Conclusion

With these three easy methods, Alexa serves as a useful medium for connecting people around the house or across the globe. Experiment with the Drop In feature, voice calls, and video calls to make the most out of your Alexa devices and stay connected with your loved ones effortlessly.

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