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Amazon's Echo earbuds that work with Alexa may seem similar to Apple's AirPods, but the company sees them as being fit for different audiences.

Update: we’ve tested the buds, and you won’t find better sound for the price. Learn more in our full Amazon Echo Buds review. Amazon has thrown its hat into the true wireless earbuds ring with the new ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Amazon today announced the second-generation Echo Buds, keeping much of the functionality from its predecessor while giving the Buds ...

I came to the Echo Buds after a disappointing experience with the much-hyped but also flawed (and bizarrely named) Sony WF-1000XM3. My expectations for the Echo Buds was much lower than for the Sony ...

For 2023, Amazon has seemingly done a rethink when it comes to wireless earbuds. Its newest offerings, the Echo Buds (2023) are its first wireless earbuds to opt for a stem design similar to that of ...

Amazon just announced a new version of its truly wireless and Alexa-enabled Echo Buds Remove non-product link, complete with a smaller design, full-on active noise cancellation, and an optional ...

is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at Techmeme. A new generation of Amazon’s Echo Buds true wireless earbuds might be coming ...

Amazon has released a new firmware update for the Amazon Echo, Amazon Echo Dot, Amazon Echo Plus, and Amazon Echo Studio that introduces the option to have them moonlight as an additional speaker ...

Images from a new Amazon white paper that details the security and privacy protocols of its upcoming Sidewalk neighborhood wireless network, and explains how bandwidth sharing will work. Tracking ...

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