​The Sugr Cube

This tiny minimalist speaker is called the Sugr Cube, and it’s one of the latest products to integrate with Alexa. It sports a 24-hour battery life and onboard memory for music storage, making it a powerful little boombox. It also looks great.

​LG Smart InstaView Refrigerator

LG took integration with Alexa to mean “go big or go home,” so they put it in a smart refrigerator. The InstaView has a long list of smart features, including Alexa. You’ll practically never have to touch your groceries again.

​Lynx Robot

There’s no doubt that Amazon, Google, Apple, and other companies want users to feel connected to their digital assistants. Lynx is the logical extension of that goal: It’s a small humanoid robot that gives a face to Alexa.

It can also demonstrate yoga poses, which is a really cool feature.

​Onkyo VC-FLX1

It looks like an Echo but that’s where the similarities en–if you take Onkyo’s word for it. The VC-FLX1 was designed for audiophiles unhappy with the Echo and it also has one other feature missing from Amazon’s own products: A home security camera.

​C-way Meemoo

The Meemoo is another entry in the Alexa for kids category. It does things a bit differently than Aristotle, offering parents a smartphone app to control what children can do with it. It also has a digital clock on the front and changes colors based on weather and time of day.

​Dok Talk CR25

The Dok Talk CR25 is a five-device charging port that has Alexa built in, making it a practical, if somewhat plain, item. It’s meant to be a bedside device, as evidenced by the fact that users have to push a button to make Alexa listen.

​Triby IO

The Triby IO is another upcoming device that comes with Alexa and a bunch of other features. It has an e-ink display that shows the weather, time, calls, messages, and other info. It’s also designed to be portable, which most Alexa units aren’t.