Amazon’s Bee Announces Frontier and Eclipse AI Devices

Bee, which Amazon acquired in 2025, announced two new AI wearable devices. The $74.99 Bee Frontier is currently available on Amazon, while the $99.99 Bee Eclipse is listed as coming soon. Alongside both is the Bee Pro subscription tier, at $11.99 per month or $99.99 per year.

In a post published on Amazon’s news site on January 5, 2026, Bee co-founder Maria de Lourdes Zollo wrote that by that date the team had shipped Actions, Daily Insights, and Voice Notes, and that Templates would also provide summaries tailored to specific use cases. According to the company, the device processes conversations in real time and does not store audio recordings.

Bee Frontier attaches to your wrist or clips to your clothing

The Frontier has a small body and attaches to your wrist or clips to your clothing. The box includes the device, a wristband, a clip, and a quick-start guide; color options are black, lilac, and moss green. A single action button handles all controls. A single press starts and stops recording, and the green LED lights up; a long press creates a voice note; a double press marks the moment.

The device has dual noise-filtering microphones, supports more than 40 languages, and the body has an IP67 water-resistance rating. Charging is done via the USB-C port on the back. Bee rates battery life at up to 7 days, or 160 hours. By default, the microphones turn off after silence; this period can be set between 5 minutes and 24 hours. The product listing also mentions on-device processing, personalization over time, and companion apps for iOS and Android.

Bee Eclipse sticks to the back of your phone

Credit-card-sized and 4.6 mm thick, the Eclipse attaches magnetically to the back of your phone and is MagSafe compatible. A metal ring accessory for your phone or case is also included. Color options are yellow, black, silver, and pink.

Using the same start/stop control, the Eclipse processes both sides of phone calls and in-person conversations. The device generates summaries, action items, insights, and suggested to-do lists from them. The technical diagram shows four microphones, an action button with a white LED, and a USB-C port on the bottom. Bee describes the three-week battery life as industry-leading.

The devices come with a subscription

Bee Pro is the new subscription tier offered with the devices, priced at $11.99 per month or $99.99 per year. The company does not list in detail on the announcement page which additional capabilities the subscription unlocks compared with the free version.

Bee joined Amazon in 2025; on its roadmap, the Templates feature was planned to generate summaries tailored to specific use cases. The two new devices and the subscription tier mean Bee is expanding its product lineup.

Source: Unite.AI