The update of Amazon Echo is about to solve one of the biggest problems of this enclosure

Amazon Echo is without a doubt one of the best smart speakers currently available.

The £ 80 device can play music, turn on your lights and even tell you a joke by simply talking with him.

Amazon continues to improve this extremely popular device, but the quality of its remains one of the problems it continues to have.

This fault in its flawless armor has been highlighted even further this year with Apple and Google, both of whom have released some incredible sound speakers.

Admittedly, the HomePod and Google Home Max are much more expensive than the Echo but it could certainly be done with an audio boost.

Amazon is clearly aware of this problem and has therefore announced the launch of something called Echo Sub.

This is the first wireless subwoofer for those who wish to increase bass power when listening to music on their existing or new Echo devices.

Amazon claims that users can connect the Echo Sub to compatible Echo devices to create a 1.1 or 2.1 coupling for stereo sound.

Plus, with the Equalizer function, you can adjust the bass, midrange and treble using the Alexa app.

The Sub will be available later this year and costs £ 119.99.

With this new amplification booster, Amazon has also announced a new Echo Dot that now offers improved design and 70% stronger sound.

Despite the biggest and best features, the Dot remains at the same affordable price of € 49.99.

Amazon has also made some changes to its Echo Plus product, which now has a new look and improved the features of the smart home.

And, if you want an Echo with a visible screen, the updated Echo Show now offers better sound and a 10-inch screen.

Finally, there was a brand new product launch in Seattle with the unveiling of something called Echo Input.

Unlike echo and echo, there is no built-in audio, but with this little device, just add Alexa support to any speaker via a 3.5mm audio cable or Bluetooth .

At just £ 34.99, it could be extremely popular.

"We want you to have access to Alexa everywhere, in your kitchen, in your living room, in your office and more," said Jorrit Van der Meulen, Vice President of Amazon Devices International.

"Today, we are excited to expand the number of ways that customers can add Alexa to their homes, so that they can use Alexa to make their lives more convenient and easier."