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# 5.5” vibrant touchscreen 1.75” full-range speaker 2-year worry-free guarantee Echo Show 5 Kids (newest model), Designed for kids, Designed for Alexa+, parental controls, Includes 1 year of Amazon Kids+, Galaxy

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## Summary

> 🚀 Ignite your child’s world with Echo Show 5 Kids — where learning meets limitless fun!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Echo Show 5 Kids (newest model), Designed for kids, Designed for Alexa+, parental controls, Includes 1 year of Amazon Kids+, Galaxy by amazon
- **How much does it cost?** S/.713 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Why This Product

- Trusted amazon brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Parental Peace of Mind:** Robust multi-layer privacy controls with remote monitoring and camera shutter for worry-free use.
- • **Spark Big Imaginations:** Bigger sound and sharp display designed to captivate kids’ creativity and learning.
- • **All-Inclusive Amazon Kids+:** 1 year of ad-free audiobooks, podcasts, and educational content tailored for ages 3-12, renewing at just $5.99/month.
- • **Alexa+ Interactive Learning:** Engage kids with personalized stories, games, and curiosity-driven conversations that fuel knowledge.
- • **Seamless Smart Home Control:** Voice-activated Alexa manages routines, alarms, and smart devices effortlessly, supporting kids’ independence.

## Overview

The Amazon Echo Show 5 Kids (3rd Gen, 2023) is a compact 5.5” touchscreen smart display designed specifically for children ages 3 and up. It features enhanced sound, Alexa+ interactive learning, and a full year of Amazon Kids+ subscription offering curated audiobooks, podcasts, and games. With advanced parental controls, privacy safeguards including a camera shutter, and a 2-year worry-free guarantee, it empowers kids’ creativity and independence while giving parents peace of mind. Compatible with WiFi, Bluetooth, and smart home devices, it’s the ultimate educational and entertainment hub for the modern family.

## Description

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Review: Please read before purchase - Giving 5 stars so this posts - this is the worst alexa ever!!!! Honestly if people have ones that work, let me know how?! It doesn’t understand anything, it rarely does what we ask, touch screen barely works. It’s so frustrating!!!!!!
Review: Does what I bought it for, and more - I bought this when it was on sale a few weeks ago, and so far, I really like it. I was quite skeptical at first, because I don't really use Alexa on my phone or Fire tablet, and I'd heard mixed things about it, especially on reddit, but it surpasses my (admittedly low) expectations. Because I generally rely on poking about rather than using manuals or FAQs unless I have a specific question, it took me a little while to find all of the various settings (they're primarily on the phone app), but it didn't take long to get it set up the way I wanted. I've tweaked the settings a bit since, but it actually works pretty well right out of the box with a very short setup time. I primarily use it as a smart home device controller, to ask the weather, and other mundane tasks. I find the music playback really fine, and it's had no problem playing my desertcart music playlists. It also has Bluetooth, so I can pair it with my phone if I want to use a different music or podcast service that isn't natively supported (e.g., YouTube music or Castbox). Although I bought the kids version of the Echo 5, it works just like the regular Echo. It does have very good parental controls, though, and some added perks, like kids' stories, if you subscribe to desertcart Kids (which you get a free trial of). The skin on this one is really nice, a celestial theme, which I actually prefer to the solid-colored versions offered in the adult range. I greatly prefer it to Google's "Gemini for Home," which doesn't work even as well as Google assistant did. Alexa, or at least Alexa+, remembers conversations and preferences (which Google only does sporadically, and after doing it once, claimed it couldn't save preferences or remember conversations). Alexa can also read back my entire grocery list, and the Google nest mini always stops after five items. I've switched from using Google Keep notes for shopping lists, which I've used for years, to using Alexa's lists.(*see the edit below) The one thing that I didn't like at first is that, although it will cycle through whatever pictures you choose as a background screen, it also has ads and various "news and lifestyle" that pop up every so often. However, I asked Alexa how to get rid of the news that I didn't want to see, and it told me where to find the settings. I turned off all of the categories that I wasn't interested in (e.g., random stock tickers, sports, etc.), and now I primarily see the weather screen, a few topics that I'm genuinely interested in (not that I bother to get up and tap the screen to view anything more about them), and not very many ads. Since I don't sit and stare at it, it doesn't annoy me now that I've tweaked the settings. ETA: I tweaked the settings some more, and now all I see are the pictures (with the time, date, and temperature) scrolling through and the weather forecast. So you can get rid of any of the annoying ads. If you don't want ads, just make sure that you don't include something that you're theoretically interested in, like health and fitness, that could be used to serve you ads. The Echo also has modules that you can use and have them always visible, but I like the clean look of the screen saver with the clock and weather on it. You can place the clock in various spots on the screen, and choose to include the weather or not. Since I primarily interact with the Echo using my voice, I haven't used the modules much. In a different room, I might use them more. I have Alexa+ through Prime, so some of my experiences may be different from those who have plain Alexa. But it does seem that Alexa is more functional than Gemini for home. For example, both Alexa and Alexa+ have the follow-up or "continued conversation" feature, so you don't have to constantly repeat the wake word to ask a follow-up question or give another command. Now that Gemini for home is active on my Nest mini, every time I talk to it and have follow-ups, I have to say the wake word again, which becomes very tedious. Google has now put that feature behind a paywall. Alexa's integration of the home assistant and the AI chatbot is complete, but the Gemini for home is kind of a watered-down version of the Gemini AI, and it isn't as good an assistant as the previous Google assistant was. I'll come back to update this review if I find any major hiccups in its performance, as I use it, but for now, I'm pleasantly surprised. *ETA: regarding lists. I am not going to use this feature very much because it is TOO integrated with Alexa. Once you create a list, it's there forever; you can clear it and rename it, but you can't delete or archive it. Theoretically, you could end up with several unwanted "ghost" lists just hanging around. Another problem with the lists is that you can't interact with them unless you have a connection to the internet either through wifi or mobile data. Yesterday I was in a store that, once you get ten feet into the store, you lose cellular connection and the store has no guest wifi. So I couldn't check off anything on my list as I was picking it up or add anything else I might think of while I was shopping. In addition, there's no way for other family members to add items to the list. I like sharing certain lists and that's not possible with Alexa. Since Alexa cannot access any list apps on the phone (nor any other devices that have Alexa), I'm not going to use the list feature unless there's at least the ability to get rid of unwanted lists. Alexa mentioned that it could interact with Todoist, so if that's something you're already using or are interested in, that may provide a solution. For now, I'm just going to stick with Keep Notes.

## Features

- Echo Show Kids – Bigger sound and a sharp display for big imaginations. Kids can ask Alexa to play music, read a bedtime story, get help with their homework, and more.
- NEW with Alexa+ - Spark endless learning: Watch kids’ curiosity soar as they explore new topics through interactive conversations, discover fun facts, and play games to test their knowledge.
- NEW with Alexa+ - Activate their imaginations: Kids co-create one-of-a-kind stories from their wildest ideas as Alexa asks them about characters and themes they want to include. Kids follow along as Alexa narrates and provides original illustrations.
- Includes 1 year of desertcart Kids+: A digital subscription designed for kids 3-12, desertcart Kids+ includes kid-friendly audiobooks and podcasts, interactive games and educational Alexa skills. After 1 year, your subscription will automatically renew every month starting at just $5.99/month plus applicable tax. You may cancel any time by visiting the desertcart Kids Parent Dashboard or contacting Customer Service.
- Age-appropriate listening: Requested songs from desertcart Music, Apple Music, Spotify, or Pandora are filtered for explicit lyrics. desertcart Kids+ provides access to ad-free podcasts from Wondery Kids & Family and ad-free radio stations from iHeart Radio Family.
- Thousands of kid-friendly audiobooks: With desertcart Kids+, kids can listen to popular books from Disney, fiction classics from authors like Beverly Cleary, or kid-friendly non-fiction titles and biographies.
- Support their emerging independence: Create fun morning alarms and daily routines with Alexa to support new responsibilities, or automatically play calming ambient sounds as bedtime approaches.
- Worry-free for parents: Built with multiple layers of privacy controls, including a mic/camera off button and a built-in camera shutter. Parents can easily and remotely monitor what kids are listening to and creating with the desertcart Kids Parent Dashboard app. And if it breaks, we’ll replace it for free with our 2-year worry-free guarantee.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Size | 5.8”W x 3.6”D x 3.2”H (147 mm x 91 mm x 82 mm) |
| Weight | 16.1 oz (456 grams) Actual size and weight may vary by manufacturing process |
| Display | 5.5” touch screen |
| Camera | 2 MP camera with built-in shutter (Photo quality/size may vary) |
| wifi connectivity | Dual-band wifi supports 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Wi-Fi networks. Does not support connecting to ad-hoc (or peer-to-peer) wifi networks. |
| Amazon Sidewalk | Sidewalk uses Echo and Ring devices to securely keep other devices connected and help find lost items by reporting their approximate location to the owner. Sidewalk can enable supported devices to remain connected even when wifi is lost or the supported devices are outside the range of their home wifi. Sidewalk uses a small portion of your internet bandwidth and the approximate location of your devices to provide these benefits to you and your neighbors. Sidewalk is turned on for your device unless you have previously turned it off. You can turn off Sidewalk at any time. Learn more about Amazon Sidewalk. |
| Bluetooth connectivity | Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) support for audio streaming from your mobile device to Echo Show 5 or from Echo Show 5 Kids to your Bluetooth speaker. Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) for voice control of connected mobile devices. Hands-free voice control is not supported for Mac OS X devices. Bluetooth speakers requiring PIN codes are not supported. |
| Audio | Full range 1.75” built-in speaker. |
| System Requirements | Echo Show 5 Kids comes ready to connect to your WiFi. The Alexa app is compatible with Fire OS, Android, and iOS devices and also accessible via your web browser. Supported operating systems. Certain skills and services may require subscription or other fees. |
| Setup technology | Amazon Wi-Fi simple setup enables customers to connect smart devices to their Wi-Fi network in a few easy steps. Wi-Fi simple setup is another way Alexa is always getting smarter. Learn more about Wi-Fi simple setup. |
| Processor | MediaTek MT 8169 B |
| Accessibility features | To enable features that personalize Alexa to your abilities, go to Settings → Accessibility.
• Tap to Alexa enables access to Alexa via touch, instead of speech, through on-screen tiles or a keyboard, including the ability to save your favorite actions.
• Adaptive Listening provides customers more time to finish speaking before Alexa responds.
• Preferred Speaking Rate enables customers to control how fast or slow Alexa speaks.
• Alexa Captioning, Call Captioning, and Closed Captioning provide text captions in any mode for supported content.
• Show and Tell helps customers who are blind or visually impaired identify products when you say “Alexa, what am I holding.”
• VoiceView screen reader enables access for customers who are blind or visually impaired.
• Screen Magnifier enables customers to zoom in/out, and pan around the screen.
• Notify When Nearby will play notification sounds when you’re detected near your Echo device.
• Kindle Read Aloud will have Alexa read your Kindle books aloud.
• Real Time Text enables customers to type live text in a video call.
• Alexa Accessibility features also include settings for Color Inversion, Color Correction, Request Sound and more. |
| Warranty and Service | 2-year worry-free guarantee included. Use of Echo Show 5 Kids is subject to the terms found here. |
| Included in the Box | Echo Show 5 (3rd gen) Kids, glacier white power adapter (22W)/cable (4.9 ft.), Quick Start Guide, and Welcome Worksheet for kids. |
| Generation | Echo Show 5 (3rd Gen) Kids - 2023 release |
| Privacy Features | Wake word technology, streaming indicators, microphone/camera off button, built-in camera shutter, the ability to view and delete your voice recordings, and more. Visit the Alexa Privacy Hub to explore how Alexa and Echo devices are designed to protect your privacy. |
| Language | Alexa speaks English and Spanish. Spanish is not available in Amazon Kids. |
| Subscription | Includes 1 year of Amazon Kids+. Click here to find out more about Amazon Kids+. |
| Age range | Ages 3 and up. WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD – Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. |
| Alexa Skills & Features | Alexa makes your life easier, more meaningful, and more fun by letting you voice control your world. Alexa can help you get more out of the things you already love and discover new possibilities you've never imagined. Discover and learn what Alexa can do. |
| Software Security Updates | Learn more about these software security updates. If you already own an Amazon Echo, visit Manage Your Content and Devices for information specific to your device. |
| Smart Home Device Compatibility | WiFi, Bluetooth Low Energy Mesh, and Matter |

## Images

![Echo Show 5 Kids (newest model), Designed for kids, Designed for Alexa+, parental controls, Includes 1 year of Amazon Kids+, Galaxy - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51twTlll6eL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Configuration, Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: The 2nd gen Show 5 is unacceptably slow. Is this generation considerably faster?**
A: This is mainly used by my 8 y/o , the video call doesn’t work as expected , freezes a lot but for music and jokes and story telling and for questions it works good.

**Q: What is the voltage?**
A: 15v 1.47A 22w is what it needs to run.

**Q: Puedo usarla como camara de vigilancia?**
A: Si, si tienes otro dispositivo echo en tu casa o desde tu celular puede acceder ala cámara .

**Q: Is it battery powered, rechargeable? If not I don't want it!**
A: It is powered with a power cord.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Please read before purchase
*by K***N on December 27, 2025*

Giving 5 stars so this posts - this is the worst alexa ever!!!! Honestly if people have ones that work, let me know how?! It doesn’t understand anything, it rarely does what we ask, touch screen barely works. It’s so frustrating!!!!!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Does what I bought it for, and more
*by A***T on February 7, 2026*

I bought this when it was on sale a few weeks ago, and so far, I really like it. I was quite skeptical at first, because I don't really use Alexa on my phone or Fire tablet, and I'd heard mixed things about it, especially on reddit, but it surpasses my (admittedly low) expectations. Because I generally rely on poking about rather than using manuals or FAQs unless I have a specific question, it took me a little while to find all of the various settings (they're primarily on the phone app), but it didn't take long to get it set up the way I wanted. I've tweaked the settings a bit since, but it actually works pretty well right out of the box with a very short setup time. I primarily use it as a smart home device controller, to ask the weather, and other mundane tasks. I find the music playback really fine, and it's had no problem playing my Amazon music playlists. It also has Bluetooth, so I can pair it with my phone if I want to use a different music or podcast service that isn't natively supported (e.g., YouTube music or Castbox). Although I bought the kids version of the Echo 5, it works just like the regular Echo. It does have very good parental controls, though, and some added perks, like kids' stories, if you subscribe to Amazon Kids (which you get a free trial of). The skin on this one is really nice, a celestial theme, which I actually prefer to the solid-colored versions offered in the adult range. I greatly prefer it to Google's "Gemini for Home," which doesn't work even as well as Google assistant did. Alexa, or at least Alexa+, remembers conversations and preferences (which Google only does sporadically, and after doing it once, claimed it couldn't save preferences or remember conversations). Alexa can also read back my entire grocery list, and the Google nest mini always stops after five items. I've switched from using Google Keep notes for shopping lists, which I've used for years, to using Alexa's lists.(*see the edit below) The one thing that I didn't like at first is that, although it will cycle through whatever pictures you choose as a background screen, it also has ads and various "news and lifestyle" that pop up every so often. However, I asked Alexa how to get rid of the news that I didn't want to see, and it told me where to find the settings. I turned off all of the categories that I wasn't interested in (e.g., random stock tickers, sports, etc.), and now I primarily see the weather screen, a few topics that I'm genuinely interested in (not that I bother to get up and tap the screen to view anything more about them), and not very many ads. Since I don't sit and stare at it, it doesn't annoy me now that I've tweaked the settings. ETA: I tweaked the settings some more, and now all I see are the pictures (with the time, date, and temperature) scrolling through and the weather forecast. So you can get rid of any of the annoying ads. If you don't want ads, just make sure that you don't include something that you're theoretically interested in, like health and fitness, that could be used to serve you ads. The Echo also has modules that you can use and have them always visible, but I like the clean look of the screen saver with the clock and weather on it. You can place the clock in various spots on the screen, and choose to include the weather or not. Since I primarily interact with the Echo using my voice, I haven't used the modules much. In a different room, I might use them more. I have Alexa+ through Prime, so some of my experiences may be different from those who have plain Alexa. But it does seem that Alexa is more functional than Gemini for home. For example, both Alexa and Alexa+ have the follow-up or "continued conversation" feature, so you don't have to constantly repeat the wake word to ask a follow-up question or give another command. Now that Gemini for home is active on my Nest mini, every time I talk to it and have follow-ups, I have to say the wake word again, which becomes very tedious. Google has now put that feature behind a paywall. Alexa's integration of the home assistant and the AI chatbot is complete, but the Gemini for home is kind of a watered-down version of the Gemini AI, and it isn't as good an assistant as the previous Google assistant was. I'll come back to update this review if I find any major hiccups in its performance, as I use it, but for now, I'm pleasantly surprised. *ETA: regarding lists. I am not going to use this feature very much because it is TOO integrated with Alexa. Once you create a list, it's there forever; you can clear it and rename it, but you can't delete or archive it. Theoretically, you could end up with several unwanted "ghost" lists just hanging around. Another problem with the lists is that you can't interact with them unless you have a connection to the internet either through wifi or mobile data. Yesterday I was in a store that, once you get ten feet into the store, you lose cellular connection and the store has no guest wifi. So I couldn't check off anything on my list as I was picking it up or add anything else I might think of while I was shopping. In addition, there's no way for other family members to add items to the list. I like sharing certain lists and that's not possible with Alexa. Since Alexa cannot access any list apps on the phone (nor any other devices that have Alexa), I'm not going to use the list feature unless there's at least the ability to get rid of unwanted lists. Alexa mentioned that it could interact with Todoist, so if that's something you're already using or are interested in, that may provide a solution. For now, I'm just going to stick with Keep Notes.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Absolutely Worth It — A Fun, Smart, & Kid-Friendly Echo!
*by E***S on January 23, 2026*

We love the Amazon Echo Show 5 Kids! The newest model is even better with its bright screen, easy setup, and tons of kid-friendly features. My kids use it every day for stories, music, and asking Alexa questions — the content is safe and age-appropriate, and the parental controls give me peace of mind. The sound quality is great for its size, and the built-in camera is perfect for video calls with family. It’s durable, fun, and genuinely helps keep screen time positive. Highly recommend this for families — great value and endless entertainment!

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