You can connect any smart TV to your Alexa using the smartphone app. This method can be used as an alternative to connect Alexa to Fire TV if you can't do it using the steps above.

Alexa is a powerful smart assistant that can even control your TV. Here's how to connect Alexa to your smart TV, set-top box, or streaming device.

Once the bulb is set up, ask Alexa to scan for new devices and you’ll be able to control the bulb with your voice. You can also set Alexa to turn the light on or off on a schedule.

1. Get an Echo product (or don't) If you want an Alexa-controlled smart home, you're going to need to invite Alexa in. For most people, that means picking up an Amazon Echo or Echo Dot smart speaker.

3. Set up your voice assistant To connect your bulb to your smart home ecosystem, launch your speaker's app (e.g. Google Home) and follow the instructions to add devices.

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