Overnight, Amazon has unveiled its brightest and smartest device lineup to date, integrating next-generation AI and stunning hardware across its Echo, Ring, Blink, and Fire TV families. These cutting-edge products, promising more intelligent and personalised home experiences, are now headed for release across Australia, with local pricing confirmed.
CRYSTAL CLEAR, 4K HOME SECURITY
Home security is entering a new era with Ring’s introduction of 4K clarity, dubbed Retinal Vision. This advanced technology is featured in the flagship outdoor devices, with the new Floodlight Camera Pro available for $449. The Spotlight Camera Pro and the Wired Video Doorbell Pro, which also feature 4K and up to 10x Enhanced Zoom, are both priced at $399. For those looking for advanced security at lower prices, the new Wired Video Doorbell Plus is set to launch at $299, while the indoor monitoring solution, the Indoor Camera Plus, offers 2K clarity for just $99.
Complementing the premium Ring line, Blink is delivering accessible smart security. The expanded lineup includes the new Blink Video Doorbell at an affordable $89 and the compact, high-quality Blink Mini 2K+ for only $59. Security enthusiasts can also opt for the innovative Blink Arc dual-camera bundle, which provides a seamless 180-degree panoramic view, available for $109.
STUNNING SCREENS AND SMARTER SOUND
Amazon’s all-new Echo lineup features powerful premium audio and stunning screen updates, built with custom silicon and an AI Accelerator for next-generation performance.
Leading the charge are the top-tier devices: the redesigned Echo Studio, which supports spatial audio and Dolby Atmos, and the largest smart screen, the Echo Show 11. Both powerful devices will be available for $429. Stepping down, the refreshed Echo Show 8 is priced at $349, featuring enhanced audio and an edge-to-edge glass display. Finally, the Echo Dot Max packs nearly three times the bass of its predecessors, available for $199. These new Echo devices are built ready for the future of Alexa+ once the software update is available in Australia.
LOWER PRICED 4K STREAMING
Bringing cinematic viewing to the masses, Amazon is launching the Fire TV Stick 4K Select. This device, confirmed as the company’s most affordable 4K streaming stick yet, offers Ultra HD streaming with HDR10+ support, all at a competitive RRP of $89. The device will soon support features like Xbox Gaming, allowing Australian users to transform their TV into a cloud-gaming hub.
The new lineup of devices is available for pre-order and purchase now, promising a faster, smarter, and more integrated experience for Australian consumers.
