If you have multiple Echo devices, go to the Devices tab, then click the icon for Echo & Alexa in the top carousel and select your Alexa-enabled device. However, if you get stuck, simply open up the Alexa app and search through the available networks until you find yours. The latest versions of the Echo should guide you through this process. Next, you’ll need to connect your Echo device to your home Wi-Fi network. After that, you’ll hear Alexa’s voice telling you the device is ready for setup.

Then, wait for it to turn orange, as this is a sign that Alexa is preparing to greet you. When the light ring turns blue, that means the power is connected. Simply plug the included power adapter directly into the Echo, then connect the plug to a power outlet. This is probably the easiest step in the whole process, as the Echo doesn’t require any batteries. Downloading the app on a computer? Make sure you’re connected to Wi-Fi, then visit the Amazon Alexa website. Download the app on any smartphone or tablet running iOS 11.0 or higher, Android 6.0 or higher, or Fire OS 5.3.3 or higher.

The free Alexa app is a must-have if you’re the owner of an Amazon Echo or Echo Dot.

You can also read our take on the Echo Show 5, 8, and 10. Note: If you want to learn more about individual Echo products, check out our reviews of the fourth-generation Echo (standard) and Echo Dot.

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