$100
The latest Echo Dot features 50 percent more bass, and faster on-device processing for handling conversations with Alexa Plus. There’s also an extra mic to better hear you around the house, plus Omnisense, a temperature- and presence-sensing tech, which can seamlessly control smart home devices.
$220
The latest Echo Studio simply adds a camera and Alexa Plus smarts into the mix. After launch, Amazon will enable pairing with Fire TV devices to let your video calls show up on the big screen.
$200
While not Amazon’s first bedside alarm clock, this one’s focused on helping you sleep better, and it doesn’t have a camera. It can detect your sleep stage via ultrasound and use smart alarms to ease you into the day, but only if you want it to.
$200
A 10-inch anti-glare touchscreen that comes in a few design options. It’s a frame that features Alexa, and doubles as a smart speaker. It works with Amazon Photos, which offers unlimited storage for Prime members.
$400
Amazon’s most powerful (and best-sounding) smart display yet, with eight woofers and two tweeters sandwiched between its stand and screen. It’s VESA-compatible, and there’s a pricier nanomatte screen option.
