There is no shortage of Alexa-powered smart speakers at this point. Even though the first third-party Google Assistant smart speakers were the stars of IFA in Berlin this past week (at least as far as audio products go), Amazon hasn't been resting on its laurels. A few more Alexa speakers were revealed at the event, including ones from big-name companies like DTS and Harman (parent company of JBL).

Harman Kardon Allure

First is the Harman Kardon Allure, pictured at the top of this post, which will be released in Winter 2017 for $249.99. Like the Amazon Echo, it has 360-degree audio, making it ideal for placement in the center of a room. It has a 4-microphone array with advanced noise cancellation.

The top section is an ambient light, which changes based on the music playing. And if you want to play something not available to Alexa, it can function as a normal Bluetooth speaker.

Phorus PS10

One of the new Alexa speakers by DTS is the Phorus PS10, which looks like a larger (and slanted) Amazon Echo. It has a 30-watt Class D amplifier with DTS Sound processing, two 65mm neodymium full range transducers, and dual passive radiators for powerful bass.

The speaker also supports DTS' Play-Fi technology, which is the company's Chromecast-like wireless standard. It will retail for $249 when it ships in late September/early October. DTS also announced the Onkyo Smart Speaker P3 and Pioneer Elite Smart Speaker F4, but nothing was revealed about them besides Alexa support.

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