 Hey everybody, I am Dieter. We are at Amazon's fall hardware event and I'm holding in my hands the all new Echo Buds. Now these are $129.99 earbuds and they go in your ear and they sort of noise isolate. But what's special about these, at least for me, isn't necessarily the Alexa integration, it's the Bose integration. These do noise reduction. It's not quite noise canceling but it really is effective. So you put them in your ears and then you double tap and now you hear all the noise that's happening around you. I don't hear it basically at all which is pretty great. But if you're worried about it you can double tap again and then you can get passed through audio. And there's little voice prompts that let you know what it's doing. Now if you want to use this with Alexa you can. You can of course just say something like, Alexa what's the weather? And Alexa is now currently telling you the weather. You can ask Alexa to play your music or any other Alexa thing. And when you pull them out of your ear they auto pause just like AirPods or some other earbuds because they have a tiny little optical sensor there. Some other options you can do with this thing, you can actually customize what all the taps are. By default it double tap switches between noise reduction and pass through. A long press lets you access the digital assistant on your phone so either Siri or the digital assistant depending on your phone. But you can also set it up to other things like track, volume, etc. etc. etc. Now the case here is actually pretty large relative to other wireless earbuds. It charges via micro USB and it doesn't charge wirelessly. These buds will last about 5 hours on a single charge on their own or 20 hours total with the case. And you can also get them fully charged in about an hour. Amazon says that these $130 buds are going to be available in time for the holiday but you can pre-order them right now. And I gotta say $130 for noise almost cancelling earbuds is really darn good. And I've listened to just a little bit of music on them. They sound pretty good but of course we're going to need to go out in the world and not inside this demo room to give you a full picture of how they sound and we hope to do that very soon. There's a lot more happening here at this Amazon event so please keep it locked to the earbuds because there's more videos coming.
 Hey everybody, I am Dieter.
 We are at Amazon's fall hardware event and I'm holding in my hands the all new Echo Buds.
 Now these are $129.99 earbuds and they go in your ear and they sort of noise isolate.
 But what's special about these, at least for me, isn't necessarily the Alexa integration,
 it's the Bose integration.
 These do noise reduction.
 It's not quite noise canceling but it really is effective.
 So you put them in your ears and then you double tap and now you hear all the noise
 that's happening around you.
 I don't hear it basically at all which is pretty great.
 But if you're worried about it you can double tap again and then you can get passed through
 audio.
 And there's little voice prompts that let you know what it's doing.
 Now if you want to use this with Alexa you can.
 You can of course just say something like, Alexa what's the weather?
 And Alexa is now currently telling you the weather.
 You can ask Alexa to play your music or any other Alexa thing.
 And when you pull them out of your ear they auto pause just like AirPods or some other
 earbuds because they have a tiny little optical sensor there.
 Some other options you can do with this thing, you can actually customize what all the taps
 are.
 By default it double tap switches between noise reduction and pass through.
 A long press lets you access the digital assistant on your phone so either Siri or the digital
 assistant depending on your phone.
 But you can also set it up to other things like track, volume, etc. etc. etc.
 Now the case here is actually pretty large relative to other wireless earbuds.
 It charges via micro USB and it doesn't charge wirelessly.
 These buds will last about 5 hours on a single charge on their own or 20 hours total with
 the case.
 And you can also get them fully charged in about an hour.
 Amazon says that these $130 buds are going to be available in time for the holiday but
 you can pre-order them right now.
 And I gotta say $130 for noise almost cancelling earbuds is really darn good.
 And I've listened to just a little bit of music on them.
 They sound pretty good but of course we're going to need to go out in the world and not
 inside this demo room to give you a full picture of how they sound and we hope to do that very
 soon.
 There's a lot more happening here at this Amazon event so please keep it locked to the
 earbuds because there's more videos coming.