Alexa is on the move
Amazon Echo Show 10
Knows your face and voice
Nest Hub Max
The Amazon Echo Show 10 is a game-changing bright display that tracks you around a room with its crystal-clear 13MP camera and multiple AI chips. The sound quality is superb and follows you around the room, and Alexa responds faster than ever.
Pros
- The rotating screen silently follows you in a full semi-circle
- 13MP Camera is perfect for video calls
- The sound quality is fantastic, directional
- Low Power mode
- Privacy features
- Sentry mode security camera
Cons
- Requires lots of room to move around
- Alexa Guard Plus subscription for security features
- Expensive
The Nest Hub Max was designed to cater to multiple people at once. It remembers faces and voices, and once it spots you, it gives you specific info and recommendations based on your user profile and Google account. Without a doubt, this is one of the best intelligent displays available today.
Pros
- 127-degree wide-angle camera
- Facial and voice matching
- Quick gestures
- Fantastic audio quality
- Auto-dimming screen
- A long list of Google Assistant-compatible devices
Cons
- Rear-firing speakers can cause sound issues
- Mic/camera cover turns off both at once
- Expensive
After a painful wait, the all-new Amazon Echo Show 10 (3rd Gen) is finally here to attempt to overthrow the Google Nest Hub Max as the best bright display. As our Echo Show 10 (3rd Gen) review shows, Amazon’s large screen Echo can rotate to follow people around the room, has a far superior camera for video calls, and has two separate processors for lightning-fast Alexa commands. Yet Google still has a few tricks up its sleeve like facial recognition and quick gesture controls that Amazon hasn’t matched yet. Here’s everything you need to know about the Echo Show 10 vs. Nest Hub Max before buying one.
