Amazon Echo Frames is a pair of smart glasses launched today by Amazon, while Amazon Echo Buds is a response to Apple's AirPods. Amazon Echo Loop was also launched today by the American company, and we are talking about a smart ring, and of course all of these have integrated the personal assistant Alexa to benefit from everything that artificial intelligence can offer now.
Smart specs! ? Echo Frames let you use @alexa99 on the go and keep your hands, ears, and eyes free. https://t.co/ugT22XhFIn pic.twitter.com/aku0fCuwbV
- Amazon News (@amazonnews) September 25, 2019
Amazon Echo Frames are a pair of smart glasses that weigh only 31 grams and allow us to interact with Alexa through voice commands and bi-directional microphones mounted in their frames. The responses given to Amazon Echo Frames by Alexa are transmitted directly to our ears, most likely through bone conduction technology, all of this at the price of 180 dollars, which is not really that big, in the end.
Amazon Echo Frames and Amazon Echo Buds are Amazon's SURPRISE Products
Amazon Echo Buds are Amazon's answer to AirPods, they offer access to Alexa through a voice command, and of course they have special microphones to eliminate ambient noise. Amazon Echo Buds also offer 5 hours of autonomy, plus the possibility of extending it to 20 hours thanks to the case in which they are delivered, and all this at the price of only 130 dollars, much lower than that of the AirPods headphones that it sells Apple company.
Amazon Echo Loop is a smart ring that also has integrated access to the personal assistant Alexa, users can communicate with it by simply saying commands to the ring when they bring it to their mouth. The answers that Alexa gives can be heard directly in the ear if the Amazon Echo Loop is close to it, but the whole interaction seems at least strange, although the Amazon company says that things will be quite natural, the ring costs $130.
Amazon Echo Frames, Amazon Echo Buds and Amazon Echo Loop are products that Amazon will sell in limited quantities to see how interesting they are to the public.
