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6 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Easy to set up and use, Works with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri, Good voice recognition,
Only comes in four sizes, Bulky design, Low audio volume, Not safe for showers or swimming, Short battery life, Some calling features failed to work in testing
The Amazon Echo Loop is a smart ring that lets you summon Alexa with a single tap, but it's very much a first-generation product in need of refinement...
Easy to set up and use, Works with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri, Good voice recognition
Only comes in four sizes, Bulky design, Low audio volume, Not safe for showers or swimming, Short battery life, Some calling features failed to work in testing
The Amazon Echo Loop is a smart ring that lets you summon Alexa with a single tap, but it's very much a first-generation product in need of refinement...
Abstract: Amazon is going all-in on spy gear, with its Echo Frames, Echo Loop, and Echo Buds. Alexa is now in your glasses, your ring, and headphones. That means you can ask the voice assistant all kinds of questions on the go, as well as get notifications without...
Simple, elegant use, Decently attractive design, Feel like a spy using it
Needs daily charging, Looks odd to use
Amazon's Echo Loop is an oddball product, but one that might be the easiest sell thus far to bringing Alexa out of the home. That said, it's thick, you'll look weird using it, and we doubt having a voice assistant in the palm of your hand is worth buying...
Pros, Easy to set up and use, Works with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri, Good voice recognition
Cons, Only comes in four sizes, Bulky design, Low audio volume, Not safe for showers or swimming, Short battery life, Some calling features failed to work in testing
Bottom LineThe Amazon Echo Loop is a smart ring that lets you summon Alexa with a single tap, but it's very much a first-generation product in need of refinement...
