How to connect your Alexa to WiFi, with or without the app
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Devon Delfino,Ryan Ariano
Oct 21, 2021, 01:35 IST
A WiFi connection is an integral part of your Amazon Alexa device.
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You can connect your Alexa device to WiFi via the Alexa app or the Amazon Alexa website.
You can also use the Alexa app to change your WiFi source.
If you're connecting your Alexa to WiFi from the website, you need to be using Firefox, Safari, or Edge.
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An Amazon Alexa smart speaker can be a helpful addition to your smart home. But in order for it to work with your devices, you'll need to have a WiFi connection established.
Here's how to get it done, whether you're using the Alexa app or the Alexa website.
How to connect Alexa to WiFi with the app
If you're setting up a new device, like the Amazon Echo, you can use the Alexa app to connect it to WiFi.
5. A screen will ask if your device is plugged in and displaying an orange light. If it isn't displaying an orange light, push and hold the Action button on your device until the orange light turns on. The button is the one with a dot on it.
6. Once your device is in pairing mode, as signified by the orange light, your app should now show a list of WiFi networks. Tap the one you want to use. You will have to authenticate it by typing in the network's password.
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