Amazon Fall 2025 Event: How to Order Every New Echo, Fire TV, Ring, and Blink

Amazon is offering a lot of new products this fall. The retail giant announced a wide range of new devices across various categories as it prepares for the upcoming holiday season. There are four different Echo smart devices, three updated Fire TVs (in multiple sizes), three new Kindle Scribes, a new entry-level streaming stick, seven new Ring cameras, and a couple of new cameras in the Blink line. Most of these devices work with the company’s improved virtual assistant, Alexa+.

With so much to choose from, it can be challenging to keep track of when each will be released and when you can get your hands on them. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Below, we break down each product category, allowing you to easily find what you’re looking, with release dates and pre-order links.

Echo Products

Alexa+ is at the heart of the new Echo products, all of which have been redesigned to support advanced AI capabilities. Every Echo now comes with either Amazon’s AZ3 or AZ3 Pro custom chip, which helps to power Alexa+, along with more powerful microphones, and Amazon’s Omnisense platform of internal sensors. These advancements help give users a more personalized smart home experience. The new products include:

Kindle Scribe

Amazon’s three new Kindle Scribes introduce a fresh design, enhanced display, and improved handwriting capabilities to the company’s large-screen ereader and digital notebook series. The Scribe now features an 11-inch display, an increase from the 10.2-inch screen found on previous models. Two versions of the Scribe retain the original’s gray-scale E Ink display, while the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft debuts a color E Ink display on a large-screen Amazon device for the first time. Here’s how you can get the new Scribes:

Fire TVs

Amazon debuted three different lines of TVs at its fall event. Alexa+ is baked into every model to help you navigate your system and choose what to watch. The flagship Fire TV Omni QLED series comes in sizes ranging from 50 inches to 75 inches and is now 60% brighter than before, featuring more local dimming zones. The Fire TV 2 and 4 Series start at 32 inches and max out at 55 inches. The 2 Series is the most affordable and features an HD display. The 4 Series steps up to a 4K screen. Both models come with a new processor designed to enhance the TVs’ performance and support Amazon’s Omnisense technology. Finally, the Fire TV Stick 4K Select streaming device runs on the new Vega operating system and offers a 4K picture with support for HDR10+. You can preorder all the models here:

Ring Cameras

Amazon has updated its lineup of Ring cameras to offer 4K video, along with a feature that helps find lost pets by utilizing Amazon’s AI capabilities. The company also uses AI to optimize its video images, a feature it calls Retinal Vision. Alexa+ is also available to recognize familiar faces and to act as a doorbell greeter. It’s capable of asking why people are at your stoop and giving delivery instructions. Not all of these features will be available at launch, but they are expected to be available by the end of the year. Here’s the full lineup, minus the Ring Wired Doorbell Elite, which Amazon has announced but has yet to set a release date:

Blink Cameras

Amazon’s budget security cameras also earned an update. The aptly named Blink Outdoor 2K+ now supports 2K video, along with enhanced audio and low-light performance. This wireless outdoor camera also comes with weather protection and a long-lasting battery. The Blink Mini 2K+ also gets an upgrade to 2K video. It’s made for indoor monitoring, but can be used outdoors with Blink’s weather-resistant power adapter. Finally, Amazon now allows you to combine two Blink Mini 2K+ devices in order to create a single feed with a 180-degree panoramic view. The company is calling this feature Blink Arc; you’ll need the Blink Arc mount to make this work. You can order the products below:

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