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| Amazon's Echo Glow lets you video chat with built-in toys to keep kids occupied |
Amazon releases weird products every now and then that needs some clarification. However, this does not mean that some of these products are really special and attractive. The Echo Glow will probably win the title of Amazon's weirdest product in years.
This device presents a new idea. It is a device used to make video calls and conferences. However, at the same time, it has a built-in projector that can display its contents on the table or table on which the device is placed.
Amazon's product is aimed at children, teens, and those who get enough of video calling. Because the built-in projector displays interactive content for these kids. Like video games, books, and even simple puzzles.
Amazon Echo Glow is available in an extended form with a retail price of $299.99. It's currently available through Amazon's invite program, as is the new Ring Always plane. The device comes with a free one-year subscription to Amazon Kids Plus content and a two-year warranty.
Install and install the device, then the user can control the content through Amazon parental control service. This is to prevent kids from talking to random and unreliable people.
Amazon Echo Glow for video chat
You rely on Amazon Glow, a dedicated communications app. The other party has installed apps on the tablet, regardless of whether it's an iPad or Android, except for Amazon's upcoming Fire device. You can use a smartphone, but the experience won't be perfect.
The device is aimed at children between the ages of 3 and 9 who use it to communicate with their parents and even with their grandparents. Perhaps it brings with it additional challenges. As a parent, you have to learn how to use it and then teach it to your children on one hand and other family members on the other. The difficulty may increase as older adults are taught how to use it.
The new Echo Glow from Amazon is equipped with an 8-inch screen that can project 19 inches on a desk or table, especially on the pure white part that comes with the device. Kids can quickly connect with other people on the device and then start a traditional video call.
Content displayed on one end of the integrated screen is mirrored on the other. It is recommended to use a tablet instead of a smartphone to make these calls.
Kids can enjoy dozens of games and content with a Kids Plus membership. Parents will have to pay $2.99 per month after the free year after the device purchase ends. The company is expected to sell additional components and accessories for the device in the future.