Now that this year's CES event has wrapped up and we've seen everything from the OnePlus Concept One phone, to new Fossil Gen 5 smartwatches, and a ton more, we've taken some time to pull together all the products that debuted with Amazon Alexa support. This year, there were significantly more Alexa-enabled gadgets than what we saw at CES 2018 and CES 2019 — great news for anyone who wants to dip their toes into the Amazon-connected ecosystem. We have more than 50 different products to check out, so let's dive right in.

Abode

Abode's Outdoor/Indoor Smart Camera is a smart home camera that's built to withstand the elements inside and outside of your home. It features facial recognition so that you know when someone you recognize (or perhaps someone you don't) is at your door. Even better, the Outdoor/Indoor Smart Camera comes with Alexa Video support, so you can view live footage right on your Echo Show.

ADT

ADT's new Blue line of Wi-Fi security cameras feature 1080p recording with night vision, 2-way talk capabilities, and a free app that will let you view footage and control the cameras. There are three different models for outdoor use, indoor environments, and even for your doorbell. They will have Alexa and IFTTT support right out of the box, so you can interact with these ADT cameras with just your voice.

Aipower

Any car on the road can receive an Alexa-powered upgrade, as long as they have the right accessory. The Spark Smart Car Charger by Aipower plugs into a standard cigarette lighter outlet. It includes two USB-A charging ports, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and Alexa voice controls. Aipower also announced the Korona smart sensor night light and two smart bedside lamps that all have Alexa integration.

Amazon

Being the proprietor of Alexa, it's no surprise that Amazon had some new Alexa updates to show off at CES 2020. The company announced two new initiatives: first was Fire TV Edition for Auto, a project that allows auto manufacturers to directly integrate Fire TV into car infotainment systems. It would feature a touchscreen UI, hands-free Alexa controls, and offline content playback. Second was Fire TV Edition for Operators, a similar project that will let TV and telecommunication companies bake Fire TV directly into their products.

ARRIS

The SURFboard mAX is a mesh Wi-Fi system that operates on the latest tri-band Wi-Fi 6 standards. Two of these devices paired together promise to deliver 6.6Gbps internet to a 5,500 sq. ft home. With direct Alexa integration, owners will be able to do things like activate or deactivate Wi-Fi access or schedule access times for specific devices with simple voice commands.

Asus

The new ZenWiFi Voice by Asus is a dual-band AC1300 wireless router system with an integrated microphone and speaker. It operates on the company's proprietary AiMesh system, so it can run as a single router or be connected with additional AiMesh routers to extend Wi-Fi coverage throughout a home or business. With Alexa support, owners can use voice commands to stream music, receive answers to queries, get weather updates, and more.

August

The newest Wi-Fi smart door lock from August is a smaller take on its Smart Lock Pro. Now just the size of a standard doorknob, homeowners can remotely lock or unlock their door, set rules for leaving and arriving at their house, and users can even tap into Alexa to create custom voice-activated routines.

Bowers & Wilkins

Audio product manufacturer Bowers & Wilkins actually didn't have any new Alexa-enabled products to show off at CES 2020, but that's because its existing lineup will be learning some new tricks. Sometime in Q1 of 2020, all Bowers & Wilkins Formation Suite speakers will be gaining Alexa Skills support via an OTA update. That means owners will soon be able to browse songs, create playlists, and more with simple voice commands.

C by GE

C by GE has a new line of hubless smart wall switches and dimmers that can tap into Alexa to control the lights in your home. The collection includes a three-wire switch, as well as wire-free (i.e. battery-powered) switches, dimmers, and motion sensors that can be placed anywhere around your home, all without having to consult an electrician.

Cedar Electronics

Cedar Electronics, maker of connected automotive products like dash cams and CB radios, announced its next dash-mounted system called the Cobra SC (Smart Cam) Series. Although there will be four cameras in the lineup, the premium SC 400 is the only one with Alexa voice input. It also has a 3" OLED touchscreen, 4K recording capabilities, and more.

Chipolo One

The Chipolo One is a simple device akin to a Tile Bluetooth tracker. Once attached to an item you want to track — like your keys or a wallet — the device will send a notification to your phone and emit a loud 120dB ring if you leave that item behind. They come in a variety of colors, have a 2-year battery life, and you can even talk to Alexa to help you find whatever item the One is tethered to.

Citizen

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After partnering up with Amazon to build a fancy Alexa-enabled smart clock late last year, the timepiece company used the CES showroom floor to showcase its new alarm clock and smart speaker. Both devices feature a front-mounted analog clock complete with a Citizen logo and plenty of speaker space for audio output. On top rests the usual controls one would find on an Amazon Echo, along with a classic blue light that lets users know Alexa is inside.

Coway

One of Coway's air purifiers picked up some new skills at CES 2020. The company announced that it is implementing Amazon Dash Replenishment with Alexa directly into the Airmega AP-1512HHS. That means owners will be able to tell Alexa when to order new air filters, and they will be shipped to the front door, no tapping or clicking necessary. This feature will be coming to more Coway products in 2020.

D-Link has two new security cameras: the Pan and Tilt Pro Wi-Fi Camera and the indoor/outdoor Pro Wi-Fi Camera. Both models shoot in 1080p and feature two-way audio, plus they are ONVIF compliant and offer expanded storage. To keep you and your family safe, the cameras use offline AI to detect if a glass window is broken and can even identify when an intruder has entered the home. In addition to cameras, D-Link has a new series of Wi-Fi 6 mesh routers that can also be controlled with Alexa voice commands.

Dahua USA

Smart home company Dahua USA has a new collection of security camera products dubbed the LincX2PRO Line. The series consists of a video doorbell (DHI-DB11), mini camera (IPC-C26EN), and floodlight camera (IPC-L26N). They can all be operated using Dahua’s DMSS app, as well as Alexa voice commands.

DUX

Swedish bedding company DUX partnered with smart speaker manufacturer Stellé to announce an Alexa-connected bed at CES 2020. The speaker module, which mounts discretely beneath the bed, is intended to encourage sleepers to activate Alexa routines that will help them wind down and get a better night's sleep. The bed will come in queen, king, and California king sizes when it launches in May.

General Motors

In lieu of the Detroit Auto Show that used to be held near the beginning of every year, automotive brands have been adopting CES as the place to showcase their latest technological innovations. General Motors was one of several car brands with an Alexa announcement. All 2018-or-newer GM cars that have an Infotainment 3 system and access to GM's 4G LTE network will soon receive an OTA update that will usher in Alexa integration.

Genie Company

Maker of garage door openers Genie announced a pair of new wall-mounted products at CES 2020. The premium Model 6170 features a railless design, quieter operation, integration with Genie's Aladdin Connect smart controller, and has battery backup, just in case the power goes out. With Alexa support, homeowners can both monitor and control when their garage doors are opened and closed.

Hampton

Hampton unveiled a slew of Alexa-supported products at CES 2020. First up were the BenjiLock By Hampton Wi-Fi-connected smart home locks. The Livia Deadbolt is resistant to picks, bumps, and drilling. It can be operated by an onboard keypad or fingerprint sensor. Then there's the Array Revive Deadbolt, an inconspicuous renter-friendly smart lock that installs over most existing deadbolts and provides features like remote access, notification alerts, and more.

Array by Hampton also announced a new line of Wi-Fi-connected indoor and outdoor security cameras this year. Both cameras are wire-free, meaning users can place them just about anywhere around their homes. The indoor version features a 130-degree viewing angle and is powered by a rechargeable battery, while the outdoor version has a 110-degree view and can be paired up with a solar panel for continuous charging throughout the day. If you'd like one more level of smart home security, Array's connected doorbell includes a camera with a two-way audio system.

For smart lighting aficionados, Array by Hampton unveiled a series of smart plugs and outlets, wall switches and power strips, and smart LED bulbs, recessed lights and strip lighting. Each of these products are designed to work seamlessly with other Array by Hampton items via the Array app. Finally, Array's geofencing garage door opener can automatically open and close based on vehicle position, plus it can remotely monitor and control your garage doors from virtually anywhere.

Harman Kardon / JBL

Audio tycoon Harman Kardon and associated brand JBL introduced a swathe of Alexa-connected products at CES 2020 this year. On the Harman Kardon side, we're getting the Fly TWS true wireless earbuds, Fly BT earbuds with dangling neck wire, and Fly BT over-the-ear noise-cancelling headphones. Under the JBL brand, the LIVE 300TWS true wireless headphones, CLUB ONE headphones, CLUB 950NC headphones, and CLUB 700BT headphones will all have Alexa integration.

HiMirror

Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the fairest voice assistant of them all? That's right, Amazon Alexa is coming to HiMirror's line of smart mirrors. Users will be able to stream music, post to social media, receive answers to search queries, and more without ever taking their eyes off their own reflection.

ICON.AI

If you think it's odd enough that we have one Alexa-connected smart mirror on this list, buckle up for another contender. The Venus mirror by ICON.AI features a 7" touchscreen LCD, an AR makeup function, and LED ring lights. With Alexa built in, you can ask it to stream your favorite music, answer life's most pressing questions, and a ton more.

iOttie

iOttie, the makers of smartphone mounts and wireless chargers, has a new Alexa-connected car mount called the Otto Connect. In addition to holding your smartphone for easy hands-free interactions while driving, the Otto Connect can wirelessly charge your handset, and it supports more than 100,000 Alexa commands for getting directions, making phone calls, playing music, and more.

Jabra

Serving as a sequel to the Elite 75t true wireless earbuds that launched in September 2019, Jabra is introduced the Elite Active 75t earbuds alongside the Elite 45h over-ear wireless headphones CES 2020. The Elite Active 75ts have an IP57 waterproof rating, 7.5 hours of battery life per charge, and passive noise cancellation. The Elite 45h comes with 40 hours of battery per charge. Both models include Alexa voice support for playing music and more.

Klipsch

The company that introduced the superb T5 true wireless earbuds last year is now moving into the connected soundbar category. The Klipsch Bar 54 comes with built-in Wi-Fi and Alexa support. It doesn't include a microphone, so you won't be able to bark orders at the bar, but you will be able to use the Alexa app to stream your favorite music, audio books, and more.

Kohler

If you've ever wanted to talk to Alexa from the convenience of your showerhead, you're in luck. The Moxie is one part showering device, one part connected smart speaker. While scrubbing away the grime of the day, you'll be able to command Alexa to jam out to your shower playlist, jot down notes, and whatever else comes to mind. The speaker lasts about 7 hours on a single charge and includes a cordless charging station.

Kwikset

Kwikset has a new touchscreen keypad lock that looks just as sharp as it is easy to set up. Not only can it store up to 100 fingerprints for a total of 50 different users, the Halo Touch allows users to quickly re-key their locks if necessary. The lock can also be controlled over Wi-Fi via the app or with Alexa voice commands.

Lamborghini

Luxury supercar manufacturer Lamborghini was one of several auto manufacturers that introduced Amazon's digital assistant to its automobiles. Alexa will cruise straight into the Lamborghini Huracán Evo's touchscreen infotainment center sometime this year. Drivers will be able to ask Alexa to activate the heated seats, make calls, get directions, and more.

Leroy Merlin

French home improvement and gardening retailer Leroy Merlin took to CES 2020 to announce an updated version of its Enki connected home hub. Like the original, the Enki Smart Display will allow users to control more than 400 products from 25 different partners from a single device, plus the display comes with Alexa voice integration.

LG

As 4K starts to become the de facto standard in homes everywhere, manufacturers are looking toward the next big thing in television with 8K. LG is expanding its Real 8K TV lineup to include new 77" and 65" variants. All of these models exceed the official definition of 8K Ultra HD and have Alexa voice support with Amazon Alexa Premium Far-Field Voice compatibility arriving at a later time. LG also has a new line of AI DD washers that can tap Alexa to provide notifications, like when you're running low on laundry detergent.

Lifx

Lifx unveiled a number of smart lighting products at CES 2020, but the most notable of them — at least for this write-up — has to be the Lifx Switch. This sleek device is built to replace existing light switches within a home and can work with both smart and regular bulbs. Users can control the panel through the touchscreen or with Alexa-powered voice commands. The Lifx Switch will be available for purchase this spring.

Moen

We've all been here: Our hands are covered in food or filled with dirty dishes, and we just can't activate the sink without putting something down or getting grime all over the handle. This was the problem Moen aimed to solve with its U by Moen Smart Faucet. Now, with Alexa support, owners only need to utter a command to turn on the water. As an added bonus, these new faucets come in some pretty slick colors.

OneLife

OneLife is the manufacturer behind the second Alexa-enabled air purifier on our list. The PureOne is a home and office solution that's built around OneLife's patent-pending plasma filter technology, ensuring the purifier is virtually silent while also prioritizing energy efficiency. Of course, users will be able to tap into Alexa to control the PureOne once it's available.

Orbit

At CES 2020, Orbit expanded on its B-hyve line of smart home products with the B-hyve XR Smart Sprinkler Timer. This sprinkler system controller features a weather-resistant case that can be mounted indoors or outdoors. Users can access information like zone runtimes and weather delays from the connected smartphone app or the device itself, plus commands can be carried out with Alexa support.

Panasonic

The HZ2000 is a new "Hollywood-quality" OLED TV from Panasonic that comes in 65" and 55" versions. It features Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos for premium picture and audio. With built-in Alexa support, users will be able to operate the new HZ2000 —doing things like adjusting the volume, changing channels, and more — with simple voice commands.

Pioneer

Pioneer, one of the leading manufacturers in aftermarket audio products for vehicles, introduced a new line of infotainment receivers at CES 2020. The NEX series features five different models with a variety of screen sizes ranging from 6.8" to 10.1". They all include features like Hi-Res Audio playback, 13-band graphic equalizer, and Alexa voice support, just to name a few.

POW Audio

If you've ever wanted to fold up a stereo speaker and bring it along with you wherever you go, look no further than this collapsable smart speaker by POW Audio. The 12" Una Ulta boasts huge sound and up to 20 hours of use on a single charge, all tucked inside a water-resistant chassis. Other notable features include Bluetooth 5.0, charging via USB-C, and voice control via Alexa.

Ring

Ring's been in need of some positive press after the security debacle of late 2019, and CES 2020 was the perfect place to shift the narrative. The Amazon-owned smart home company took the wraps off its new Control Center, which will allow users to manage their connected devices and third party services, plus let them opt out of having their footage shared with the Neighbors app. A number of smart home products were also announced, including a smart LED lightbulb, a Solar Floodlight, Solar Steplight, and Solar Pathlight, all with Alexa support.

Rivian

Up-and-coming electric vehicle manufacturer, Rivian, joined the likes of GM and Lamborghini to announce its own Alexa announcement at CES 2020. The company plans to bring Alexa to its upcoming vehicles, as well as the 100,000 EV vans that Amazon ordered for its delivery efforts. Drivers will be able to summon Alexa to control important vehicle features, such as the air conditioning system, windows, and more.

Samsung

LG wasn't the only OEM to have an 8K TV at CES. Samsung's next generation of 8K televisions made an appearance, as well. The Q950 has a stunning 99% screen-to-body ratio, flat rear panel, and a quantum processor with improved content upscaling. Of course, Alexa is on board to help users adjust TV settings and bring up content.

Sandman Clocks

If you're looking for a modern Alexa-powered alarm clock, we've got you covered. Enter Sandman with Doppler, a bedside clock with a colorful digital face, stereo speakers for music playback, and quick icons that let you access your favorite apps with a tap. The Doppler can be controlled with the on-device buttons, via the official app, or with Alexa voice support.

Schneider Electric

French electrical equipment manufacturer Schneider Electric took to CES to shed some light on its Wiser Energy Smart Home Monitor. With a bit of help from Alexa, users can tap into Wiser to track the energy consumption of smart and non-smart devices throughout their homes. It can even help manage the amount of power that flows from one plugged-in appliance to another.

Sengled

At CES 2020, the 3rd Gen Sengled Smart Hub that already included Alexa voice controls gained support for more than 64 smart lights, plus Zigbee 3.0 integration. Owners will now be able to set up their Sengled LED bulbs by using Alexa, as well as link their Sengled account to other Alexa-connected devices within their homes.

Sharp Electronics

If you've ever needed some help from a digital assistant while preparing a meal in the kitchen, you'll want to take a look at this product from Sharp Electronics. At CES, the company showcased the Sharp 24 in. IoT Microwave Drawer, a built-in oven that features airflow control for flush mounting, a touchless opening mechanism, and it can be controlled via the Sharp Kitchen app or with Alexa voice commands.

Sony

Samsung may have attempted to steal the show with it's nearly-bezeless TV, but Sony had some fresh announcements of its own. Its new 8K Full Array LED, OLED, and 4K Full Array LED TVs can optimize their sound and visual pictures based on your home's environment. They also promise a more immersive viewing experience and up to 120fps when gaming. Sony's new lineup works with Alexa, so you can adjust TV settings or pair up with an Alexa-enabled smart speaker to cast audio throughout the house.

TCL

TCL had several Alexa-enabled products to show off at CES this year. First up, the TCL Alto 8+ soundbar supports 4K Fire TV streaming and can be controlled via the Alexa-powered remote. Second, the new LINKHUB Wi-Fi Mesh system is capable of streaming 4K/8K video, promises an ultra-fast connection, and Alexa support lets users change Wi-Fi settings with voice commands.

Wi-Fi 6 routers are hot this year, and TP-Link has refreshed its sleek Deco mesh routers to take advantage of this new standard. The series consists of the premium X90 (AX6600), X60 (AX3000), and X20 (AX1800), all of which include remote management through the Deco mobile app and Alexa support.

ViewSonic

ViewSonic showed off two new lines of portable projectors at CES 2020. The premium offering dubbed the X-Series features 4K, built-in Harman Kardon Bluetooth speakers, and it includes a Smart TV interface for quick access to your favorite content streaming platforms. As expected, users can summon Alexa to surface content and control the projector's settings, just like on a smart television.

Vizio

Vizio came out swinging this year with a bunch of new products. First up, its 2020 range of soundbars — which includes the Elevate Sound Bar, M-Series Sound Bar, M-Series All-in-One Sound Bar, and V-Series Bar — have voice assistant input that users can tap into by plugging in an Alexa speaker via a 3.5mm headphone jack. The upcoming Vizio Voice Remote will also come with a push-to-talk feature that gives users another way to control their SmartCast TVs with voice commands.

Weber

When you think of connected technology, barbecue grill manufacturers probably aren't the first names that come to mind, but that hasn't stopped Weber from bringing its own unique innovations to CES 2020. The new Weber Connect Smart Grilling Hub instantly turns any "dumb" grill into an intelligent one by offering up real-time food temperatures, how-to grilling instructions, and Alexa integration arriving later this year.

Wemo

Wemo's updated Wi-Fi Smart Plug — which is now the smallest of its kind with native Alexa support — can turn practically any home appliance into an intelligent one. Its sleek design allows two Wemo smart plugs to be used side-by-side without overcrowding the electric outlet. Once the plug is installed, users can control their appliances via the Wemo app or with Alexa voice commands.