Everything Amazon Announced at Its 2025 Fall Hardware Event

Amazon’s annual fall hardware showcase brought a massive lineup of new devices, software updates, and AI-powered features. From refreshed Echo speakers and upgraded Kindles to next-gen Fire TVs and smart security cameras, here’s a complete breakdown of everything Amazon unveiled at its 2025 event.

New Echo Speakers and Alexa Home Theater

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Amazon finally refreshed its Echo lineup after years of silence. The Echo Dot Max ($100) and Echo Studio 2025 ($220) both arrive on October 29 with improved bass, spatial audio, and Dolby Atmos support. The Echo Dot Max features a high-excursion woofer and custom tweeter for richer sound, while the downsized Echo Studio still packs powerful, room-filling audio.
A new Alexa Home Theater feature lets you connect up to five Echo speakers to a Fire TV Stick for immersive surround sound with automatic room tuning.

Echo Show Smart Displays

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The Echo Show 8 ($180) and Echo Show 11 ($220) ship November 12 with upgraded stereo speakers, better microphones, and 13MP cameras. These smart displays now recognize individual users, providing personalized updates and AI-powered summaries of Ring camera footage. They also support Zigbee, Matter, and Thread for seamless smart home control.

Kindle Scribe Colorsoft and Upgraded Scribe

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Amazon introduced the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft ($630), its first full-color writing tablet featuring a custom color display, enhanced rendering engine, and up to ten pen colors for notes and drawings. The refreshed Kindle Scribe 2025 ($500) offers an 11-inch screen, faster page turns, AI-powered note summaries, and integration with Google Drive, OneDrive, and Alexa+.

Fire TV and the New Vega OS

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The new Fire TV Stick 4K Select ($40) supports HDR10+ and Alexa+ voice controls, shipping next month. Amazon also launched brighter Omni QLED Series TVs (starting at $480) with adaptive color tuning and presence detection, as well as faster 2-Series Fire TVs (from $160). The Linux-based Vega OS is debuting on Fire TV devices this October for faster, more efficient performance.

Blink Cameras and Ring Security Upgrades

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The Blink Outdoor 2K+ ($90), Blink Mini 2K+ ($50), and dual-camera Blink Arc ($100) bring 2K video, enhanced low-light capture, and AI-powered alerts. Ring’s new lineup includes the Wired Doorbell Plus 2K ($180) and several 4K models like the Spotlight Cam Pro 4K ($250). New AI features include Retinal Vision for sharper video, Familiar Faces for facial recognition, and Search Party to help neighbors find lost pets.

Alexa+ AI Enhancements

Amazon’s next-gen AI assistant, Alexa+, is now baked into all new devices. Features include spoiler-free Kindle book summaries, natural language movie scene search on Fire TV, and personalized shopping suggestions. Alexa+ can also integrate with third-party services like Uber, TaskRabbit, and GrubHub, and remains free for Prime members (or $20/month for non-members).

Other Highlights

Amazon quietly unveiled a $20 Echo smart remote, available for pre-order now and shipping October 30.