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How to Video Call on an Echo Show

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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Amazon’s Echo Show offers a unique functionality that allows for video calling with friends and family. It is a simple and easy-to-use feature that makes communication at home even more enjoyable. In this article, we will take a look at how to video call on an Echo Show.

Step 1: Set Up Your Echo Show

Before we dive into video calling, it is essential to ensure that your Echo Show is set up correctly. To set up your Echo Show, plug it into a power source and connect it to your Wi-Fi network. Follow the on-screen instructions to enter your Wi-Fi password and create your Amazon account.

Step 2: Connect with Your Contacts

To initiate a video call, you will need to have your contacts list updated on your Echo Show. You can do this by linking your contacts with Alexa, allowing you to call people in your contacts list by saying their name.

To link your contacts with Alexa, head over to the Amazon Alexa app on your smartphone. Search for ‘Settings’ and select ‘Communications.’ Here you can select the ‘Echo Devices’ tab and choose your Echo Show. You can then select the ‘Contacts’ tab and link your phone’s contacts with your Echo Show.

Step 3: Make a Video Call

To make a video call, you can use voice commands by saying, “Alexa, video call [contact name].” Alternatively, you can also use the touchscreen display on your Echo Show to place a video call. Here’s how:

1. Launch the home screen by swiping down from the top of your Echo Show screen.

2. Select the ‘Communicate’ icon.

3. Select ‘Video’ and choose the contact you want to call.

4. Wait for the call to be connected.

5. Once connected, you can mute or unmute your audio, switch the camera view, or end the call using the icons displayed on your screen.

Conclusion

Video calling on an Echo Show is an excellent feature that allows you to stay connected with your loved ones. By following these simple instructions, you can quickly make video calls with your Echo Show. Just remember to set up your device, link your contacts to Alexa, and use voice commands or the touchscreen display to initiate a video call.

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