Amazon held a devices event on October 28, 2026, unveiling the $500 Echo Show 16, the $200 Echo Time smart alarm, an Alexa Photo Frame, an Echo Studio with camera and a new Echo Dot. Reporting since has filled in specs and pricing: the Show 16 runs a MediaTek processor rather than Amazon's AZ-3 chip, with a NanoMatte version at $570, stands at $70 and $125, and $100 off for pre-orders. The $99.99 Echo Dot carries the AZ3 chip and a Wi-Fi extender, and every new Echo device shares Omnisense sensors for presence, humidity and temperature. The Echo Time adds an ultrasound transducer to estimate sleep stages and wake users up to an hour early, and Amazon previewed an interactive…