Ahead of Prime Big Deal Days next week, we got a firsthand look at fresh products across Amazon's 2025 hardware lineup.

Amazon’s first device, the Echo Dot Max, is an entry-level smart speaker priced at $99.99. It features two speakers supported ...

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The new smart speakers and smart displays promise to 'enable smarter, more personalized, and proactive Alexa+ experiences,' Amazon says. They start at $99.99 for the Echo Dot Max. Could Amazon’s new ...

The Echo Dot from Amazon is available in three different colors. Each happen to be on sale for $15 off. Choose between either charcoal, glacier white, or deep sea blue, all of which are just $35 ...

At its annual hardware event, Amazon introduced a new lineup of Echo devices, built specifically for its AI assistant, Alexa+, which has already rolled out to millions of customers through its early ...

Yes, round is still in when it comes to Amazon’s refreshed Echo smart speakers, with the high-end Echo Studio and the smaller Echo Dot both getting big Alexa+ makeovers at Amazon’s big fall hardware ...

Amazon has announced a slew of new hardware including a new Echo Dot Max, Echo Studio, Echo Show 8, Echo Show 11, and a new lineup of Fire TV devices, all built with Alexa+ at their core. Here’s ...

Amazon on Tuesday hosted its flagship event for devices announcing bunch of upgrades across product categories. In of its most exciting events in recent times, Amazon refreshed the entire Echo ...

It's been a couple years since the Echo 8 has gotten an update and even longer for the aging Echo Show 10. But today Amazon is fixing that with two brand-new smart displays: The fourth-gen Echo Show 8 ...

Amazon has seen the power and potential of Alexa+, its AI-powered smart assistant, and is now launching a raft of devices to ...

A new speaker for the lineup. A new speaker for the lineup. is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at Techmeme. Amazon revealed ...