Amazon-owned AI wearable maker Bee has introduced two new personal AI devices to help users remember conversations, organize tasks, and manage everyday commitments. Announced on October 15, 2026, the products mark Bee’s first new hardware launches since Amazon acquired the company last year.
The new devices are the Bee Frontier, an updated wearable you can wear on your wrist or clip to clothing, and the Bee Eclipse, a credit-card-sized gadget that magnetically attaches to the back of a smartphone.
The Bee Frontier costs USD 74.99, while the Bee Eclipse costs USD 99.99. The launch expands Bee’s personal AI product lineup as the company competes with other AI-powered note-taking devices.
The Bee Frontier is available in Onyx, Lavender, and Sage. It features dual microphones, advanced noise filtering, USB-C charging, and an IP67 water-resistance rating. The device offers up to seven days of battery life and includes an indicator light that signals when it is summarising a conversation.
The Bee Eclipse takes a different approach. Designed to attach to a smartphone, the slim device comes in Silver, Midnight, Honey, and Blush. It's for users who want a personal AI device without a wristband or clip-on accessory. The Eclipse will be available soon, while the Frontier is already available through Amazon.
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Both devices use AI to capture everyday conversations and turn them into summaries, to-do lists, and useful insights. For example, if users discuss plans with friends, Bee can remember the agreed date and time and create a calendar invitation. It can also help with lecture notes or details from a doctor’s appointment.
Bee offers conversation summaries, recaps, and 14 days of memory at no additional cost. Its Bee Pro subscription costs USD 11.99 per month and adds unlimited conversation summaries, suggested tasks, daily memories, a personal chat assistant, conversation templates, and integrations with Amazon.com, Alexa+, and third-party applications.
The devices also work with productivity services such as Gmail, Google Calendar, and Microsoft Outlook. Users can connect Apple HealthKit or upload photos to help incorporate wellness-related information into their insights. Amazon and Alexa+ integrations also let users access summaries and to-do lists hands-free, or use conversation information for shopping.
Bee says its devices use a private computing security architecture that processes audio in real time before deleting it. Conversation transcripts are encrypted using keys created and controlled by the user’s device. The company says Amazon employees cannot access these files unless users intentionally share them.
Users can also delete transcripts and summaries at any time. Connecting Bee to Alexa is optional, and the feature can use Alexa’s Voice ID to recognize the user’s voice.
With the Frontier available now and the Eclipse arriving soon, Bee is offering consumers two ways to use AI to manage everyday information. The company’s next challenge will be convincing users that these devices offer enough practical value to become part of their daily routines.