While we’ve been critical of some Amazon products in the past, there is one thing they do exceptionally well. If you have a smartphone and the Alexa app installed on it, setting up an Echo Pop, or any other Echo product, is ridiculously simple — especially if your smart home network is already established.
We plugged in the Echo Pop we were sent to test, and it went into pairing mode. You’ll know it’s in pairing mode because an orange light will be blaring at you, as opposed to the blue light, which shows up when “Alexa” is thinking or listening, and the red light that pops up when something is wrong with the network. When the device is in pairing mode, you should open the Alexa app, click “devices,” then the plus symbol in the top right corner. When the menu pops up click “add device,” and then “echo.” Your app will now prompt you to enable Bluetooth, the device will connect to the phone over that Bluetooth connection, and “Alexa” will handle the rest. If your preferred smart home Wi-Fi network is already linked to the app, then the app will fill in all of the details. We were all set up with minimal effort in a couple of minutes, though the process may take a bit longer if this is your first Amazon device.
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