Front top view of the Echo Studio Alexa, showing the blue green light ring as the speaker boots.
You might wish to know how to deregister an Amazon Echo Studio speaker if you’re getting rid of it. Perhaps you’re upgrading to a later model. Or, as we did here, we bought a new Studio for a relatve. But we forgot to mark it as a gift in our Amazon cart. This meant that Amazon automatically registered it to our account. Even though it should have been set up in the relative’s account. Thus, we wanted to deregister the Alexa Studio from our account before giving it to him. Thus, that’s what we did, as follows.
Note that this does not affect how the Echo Studio will work once registered on another Amazon account. But deregistering unwanted speakers from your Alexa account keeps your devices list current. Plus, it keeps the clutter of no longer valid devices low. So, we suggest deregistering old Alexa speakers from your Amazon account now and then.
Get to a place where you have internet access on your mobile device.
You should install and set up the Alexa App from Amazon on a mobile device. Next, log into the app with your Amazon account credentials. Be sure to use the same Amazon account that has the Echo Studio you wish to deregister.
Pull out your mobile device and bring up Amazon’s Alexa app.
Here, we run an iPad Air tablet. So, for this demo, we’ll show screenshots from the iPadOS version of the Alexa app.
Find the app, as pictured next on our Home screen, as pointed at by the blue arrow.
The Alexa app Home screen then appears, as pictured next.
Find the hamburger item in the lower right corner of the page. This is pointed at by the green arrow in the last screenshot.
This brings up the Alexa app’s main menu, as shown in the next screenshot.
The Settings option is pointed at by the green arrow in the last screenshot.
This brings up the Settings screen, as shown in the next screenshot.
From here, choose which Alexa device you wish to deregister. The green arrow in the next picture points at our choice, the Thomas’s Echo Studio device.
This takes you to the device-specific settings screen for the Echo Studio you picked.
Note that we had to scroll down to the bottom of the page to find the Deregister option, as pointed out by the green arrow in the last picture.
Touching the Deregister option brings up the Are you sure you wan to deregister this device? prompt, as shown next.
Find the Deregister button in the lower right corner of the prompt window, as pointed out by the green arrow in the last screenshot.
Touching Deregister removes the Amazon Echo Studio from your account, and takes you back to the All Devices page as shown next. But now, the Echo Studio you deregistered no longer appears in the devices list.
Plus, if your Echo Studio is connected to the internet, then it will reset itself at this time, announcing this just prior to doing so, and entering Setup mode afterwards. If not, then the next time someone connects it, it should automatically reset as shown next. If not, they’ll need to reset the unit to manually place it in Setup.
Now, it’s safe to pack up your Studio for resale or gifting, with confidence that anyone who receives this speaker will not have access to any of your personal Alexa data.
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