Amazon has officially unveiled its first Bee AI wearables, just over a year after buying the AI company, 9to5Google and GSMArena report. The lineup has two members: the Bee Frontier, a bracelet-style always-listening device that clips to a shirt, and the Bee Eclipse, a magnetic attachment that snaps onto the back of a phone. Both were announced on October 15, 2026.
The pitch is simple: wear or stick one on, and Bee turns conversations into summaries, to-dos, reminders and notes inside a companion app for mobile and desktop. It is Amazon's first serious push into the AI recorder category, and it arrives with the privacy questions that come with any device built to listen.
Bee Frontier and Bee Eclipse: specs and price
The two devices share software but diverge on hardware. GSMArena reports the Frontier ships in Lavender, Sage and Onyx with dual microphones, noise filtering, IP67 water resistance and USB-C charging, while the Eclipse is closer to a credit card at 4.6mm thick and 48.9g.
- Bee Frontier: bracelet or clip, IP67, up to 7 days battery, USB-C, $74.99, available now
- Bee Eclipse: magnetic mount for Qi2 or MagSafe phones, 4.6mm, 48.9g, four MEMS mics plus a vibration microphone, up to 21 days battery, from $99.99, on sale soon
- Colors: Frontier in Lavender, Sage, Onyx; Eclipse in Silver, Midnight, Honey, Blush
- Both show a visible LED when listening and have a one-button on/off control
