亚马逊 Alexa 不再支持控制 Echo 音箱的 3.5mm 音频输入
Alexa can’t control the aux input on Amazon Echo speakers anymore
亚马逊已移除 Alexa 控制 Echo 音箱 3.5mm aux 输入播放与暂停的功能，Ars Technica 援引 Reddit 用户称收到亚马逊通知，匿名发言人确认了这一变动，亚马逊未向 The Verge 提供正式声明。旧款 Echo 设备的 3.5mm 接口仍可继续使用，应用设置菜单中的接口控制似乎也仍有效，但通知未说明移除原因。
You can still use the 3.5mm port on older Echo devices, but Alexa can’t control your connected device.
You can still use the 3.5mm port on older Echo devices, but Alexa can’t control your connected device.
by Stevie Bonifield
Oct 6, 2026, 7:03 PM UTC
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Stevie Bonifield
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If you’ve been using an older Amazon Echo device as a speaker through its 3.5mm aux input, Alexa voice commands to play or pause from line in may stop working. Ars Technica points to this Reddit poster claiming they received a message from Amazon and says an unnamed spokesperson confirmed the change. When contacted by The Verge, Amazon did not provide an on-the-record statement.
The message does not include any explanation for why the feature was removed. It also doesn’t mention any changes to audio output functionality like connecting an external speaker to an Echo Dot, and it appears that control of the port from within the app’s settings menu still works.
As Ars Technica points out, it’s been years since Amazon released an Echo speaker with a 3.5mm aux port, and last year, Amazon also removed an Echo feature that allowed users to opt out of sending voice recordings to the cloud.
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