Amazon launches Alexa Photo Frame with Alexa+ built in from $200
The 10-inch frame pulls photos from Amazon Photos and uses Alexa+ to pick images by people, seasons, smiles and lighting.
Amazon released the Alexa Photo Frame on October 28, 2026, a 10-inch smart frame with Alexa+ built in, according to ZDNET. The frame is priced at $200 in black and $230 in walnut or birch, and is now on sale at Amazon.
The display is a 10-inch high-definition screen with a semi-matte, anti-glare finish, and its brightness adjusts automatically to surrounding lighting conditions.
The frame pulls photos directly from Amazon Photos, skipping images such as screenshots and receipts. Alexa+ selects which photos to display based on people, seasons, smiles and lighting, and can place two related photos side by side.
Users can ask Alexa by voice to show specific photos, and can attach voice notes to images that the frame plays back.
Amazon released the frame as part of its latest product blitz, alongside a new Echo Dot that can act as a Wi-Fi extender and a new Echo Studio.
Quick answers
How much does the Alexa Photo Frame cost?
It is priced at $200 in black and $230 in walnut or birch.
Where does the Alexa Photo Frame get its photos?
It pulls photos directly from Amazon Photos, skipping images such as screenshots and receipts.
What does Alexa+ do on the frame?
It selects photos based on people, seasons, smiles and lighting, and can display two related photos side by side.