Amazon introduced the Bee Frontier wearable, the Bee Eclipse magnetic phone attachment and a paid Bee Pro plan on October 15, 2026. The devices are designed to capture conversations and turn them into summaries, reminders and to-dos. Frontier is available now for $74.99; Eclipse is listed as coming soon for $99.99.
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Bee Frontier: a wearable for $74.99
Frontier can be worn as a wristband or clipped to clothing. Amazon lists dual microphones with noise filtering, IP67 water resistance and up to seven days of battery life. It is available now.
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Bee Eclipse: a magnetic phone recorder for $99.99
Eclipse is a credit-card-sized device that attaches magnetically to a smartphone. It is priced at $99.99 and listed as coming soon. Amazon says it has more than 21 days of battery life; Bee’s launch announcement describes it as able to capture phone calls as well as other conversations.
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What Bee Pro adds
Bee’s free plan includes conversation summaries and recaps, with a 14-day memory window, according to Bloomberg. Bee Pro costs $11.99 per month and adds unlimited summaries and integrations with Amazon.com, Alexa+, Gmail, Google Calendar and Outlook. New customers get a 30-day Pro trial, Bloomberg reports.
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The connected email and calendar tools can help turn a conversation into a follow-up. Reporting says Bee can draft emails or create calendar invitations from what was discussed.
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How recording and privacy work
The devices are designed to capture real-time audio, rather than wait for an Echo-style wake word.
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That distinction matters: deleting audio after processing does not remove the need to consider consent, particularly when other people nearby may be recorded. Engadget reports that Eclipse includes an indicator light, but the supplied reporting does not establish the full recording-indicator behavior across both devices.
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What the launch signals for Amazon
The Bee launch extends Amazon’s AI hardware beyond home assistants into personal devices built around conversations and follow-up actions. Amazon devices chief Panos Panay has described a broader vision in which AI devices reduce the need to move between apps.
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At launch, Bee’s prices are below reported prices for the Plaud Note ($159) and Pocket ($129), though price alone does not establish how the products compare in performance or features.
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