How to Set a Snooze Alarm on Amazon Echo

Of all the things Alexa can do, one of the simplest yet most useful tasks is setting an alarm. No need to poke around with an old clock radio; just tell Alexa when you need to get up and she'll wake you up.

However, if she wakes up at the same time every day, there is no reason to set the echo alarm for her every night. You can be more productive How to use Amazon Echo and Alexa to be more productive How to use Amazon Echo and Alexa to be more productive If you have an Amazon Echo, you have Alexa, the voice-activated virtual personal assistant that can improve your productivity. Read More Here's how.

How to set a snooze alarm on Amazon Echo

Method 1

For the easiest method, just say “Alexa, wake me up at 7:00 am on weekdays.” Your echo will confirm the command and activate the alarm. Be careful that she doesn't mishear you! Sometimes Alexa will hear 7:15 am like 7:50 am , for example.

You can substitute during the week with every day or Every Tuesday if necessary.

Method 2

You can also modify your alarms in the Alexa app if you don't want to talk to your Echo. Open the Alexa app and tap on the three bars. Menu button on the left side.

1. Select Reminders and alarms . If you use more than one Echo device, make sure you select the correct one using the dropdown menu at the top.
2. Choose the Alarms and you'll see a list of the alarms you've set with Alexa. Tap one to edit it.
3. Here, you can change the alarm time, sound and delete it if necessary. Tap on the Never repeat text to set the repeat options.
4. You can choose Every day , Weekdays , Weekends , or Every day] .
5. Tap Save Changes to confirm.

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