Amazon has dedicated a busy day to the consumer audience: we have analyzed in detail the Echo speakers, the smart oven, other ephemeral smart and a reminder photo pack for Alexa. We are now covering the Amazon affiliates whose products will be coming out this fall. For eero, he has revamped his meshed Wi-Fi base station while Ring has a pair of cameras and a bridge between his Alarm hub and his older alarm systems. Both exert pressure on prices in their respective markets.

The price war for Wi-Fi networking is on its way: eero has more physics than its second-generation design, but it's doing the same job as before: offering 1500-square-foot dual-band coverage (or up to 5,000 square feet). . ft. if you buy a pack of 3). All of this should be easy to install in less than 10 minutes and easy to manage. Users can ask Alexa to enable or disable routers and see how much data has been used from where. But again, that's what costs: $ 99 for one, $ 249 for a trio, literally half the routers of the previous generation. The shipment is going on if you want to buy one.

Ring also offers a new camera: the $ 60 indoor camera is a 1080p plug-in camera with two-way conversation, motion detection and night vision. You can connect it to your Alexa hub to see what's going on and set it to Home mode, where each camera and microphone is turned off.

The Ring Stick Up Cam is another camera that you can order in advance. This is the indoor camera with a bit of weather protection, a more versatile mount and an additional power source option next to the wall: batteries or via a solar panel. Deliveries start at the end of October for $ 100 and $ 150 respectively.

Since you're considering 50% or more for comparable cameras elsewhere, it's possible that your competitors will desperately warp about things to do.

Finally, the Ring Retrofit Alarm Kit allows you to operate your home alarm system with a Ring Alarm hub. It will be available later this year at a price of $ 200 alone or associated with a hub for $ 375.