Introducing Amazon Echo Show 21 | A stunning 21″ smart display with built-in Fire TV, powerful vibrant sound, immersive HD streaming, and Alexa
£89.99
Price: £89.99
(as of Jun 03, 2025 11:22:35 UTC – Details)
OUR LARGEST SMART DISPLAY YET – A stunning 21″ Full-HD (1080p) smart display with built-in Fire TV and Alexa that’s perfect for your kitchen and built to show you more. Use customisable widgets to keep your day on track, experience your favourite content with powerful vibrant sound and immersive HD streaming, and stay connected with crisp, clear video calling, with 3.3x zoom and wide field of vision.
GO BIG ON PERSONALISATION – The large 21″ display is perfect for turning your home screen into your family’s organization hub. So you can keep your top widgets, like calendars, shopping lists, weather, news, and more in view.
ALL YOUR FAVOURITES, ALL RIGHT HERE – Built-in Fire TV unlocks endless entertainment, so you can enjoy your favourite content from apps like Prime Video, Netflix, YouTube and more (subscription may be required). Fire TV remote included. Plus, now you can quickly add a device to play music with Active Media – start playing a song in the kitchen, then add the living room and bedroom on the fly.
SMART HOME CENTRAL – Control smart devices with your voice or a few taps using the smart home dashboard. Easily turn on all your living room lights at once or check live camera feeds to see what’s happening around your home.
FRAME YOUR FAVOURITE MEMORIES – Brighten your space (and your day) by turning your home screen into a stylish digital photo frame that displays your favourite memories. Auto-curate your images and invite family and friends to share photos.
CONNECT LIKE NEVER BEFORE – Video calling with family and friends will feel even more natural with a centred, auto-framing camera, wider field of vision, 3.3x zoom and noise reduction technology.
DESIGNED TO PROTECT YOUR PRIVACY – Built with multiple layers of privacy controls, including a mic-off button. Use the built-in shutter to cover the camera.
Customers say
Customers find the Echo Show 15 to be a good media center with excellent screen quality and sound, and appreciate its ease of use, with one customer noting it’s easy to switch between apps. The display size receives positive feedback, and customers consider it a great addition to their kitchen. However, the app availability receives mixed reviews, with customers noting limited app options. The widgets aspect also gets mixed feedback, with one customer highlighting the abundance of customizable options while another finds them too basic.
6 reviews for Introducing Amazon Echo Show 21 | A stunning 21″ smart display with built-in Fire TV, powerful vibrant sound, immersive HD streaming, and Alexa
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Paul & the Gang 𶠖
The Echo Show 21 is just a brilliant device.
Now I had the Echo Show 15 since the summer and absolutely loved it but wished it was a bit bigger. Then out of nowhere Amazon brings out the Echo Show 21.The Echo Show 15 and 21 acts like a hub so the Home Screen has so many widgets which make it a versatile unit.I love that I can sync my Gmail calendar so can see at a glance what is coming up as that is a widget on the screen. It shows your smart home devices, like cameras, light bulbs etc and they can be controlled from the device. Shopping lists, weather and you can add random sticky notes if you need a reminder.Watching tv on this is easy, so many choices like, Prime, Disney plus and now ITVx, only missing bbc iplayer but this can be watched through Silk (the echos search engine)The sounds is great and really clear, just missing a bit of base.Making video calls is a joy, no straining to see the screen and I can make phone calls also, I think you can add 10 numbers but donât quote me on that.All round a great Echo device, absolutely the best yet and Iâm glad I got it. Highly recommended. A review earlier mentions BBC iplayer and that it doesnât work. I tried it the other day, put it on through Silk, went for an hour run and it was still playing, I then left it on for another 2 hours, so 3 hours + of uninterrupted, no buffering viewing, I think if you have issues then itâs the internet connection/speed.
Marky –
Best Echo device Yet.
Received today and had it up and running in 10 minutes. After careful consideration and reading all the reviews, I am extremely pleased with the purchase and this is by far the best Echo yet. (Have had multiple Amazon devices prior).Screen quality is excellent and I was very surprised with the speaker quality and glad I waited because the speakers on the 1st Gen came under severe criticism.This is replacing my Echo Show 10 and I am aware that the speakers in the 2nd Gen Echo Show 15 will not match the sound quality of the Echo Show 10 because I believe the Echo Show 10 had a bigger lower frequency woofer so better for music. I will however consider using Bluetooth speakers to maximise the system with the Echo 15.I read many of the criticisms about lack of widgets but for me, there was enough. A âlargeâ calendar widget is available which is certainly good enough for my needs and the favourites Smart Home widget allows quick access to all my Ring Cameras through the Touchscreen without having to keep using voice commands.My wife shares my Prime benefits as a member of my Household Account and I was also very pleased that I can sync my iPhone Calendar and my wifeâs (separate) iPhone Calendar both to the Echo 15 so the Calendar displays both lots of information. I had read multiple reports with mixed views whether this was possible but I can confirm it is without issue. Just have to mess around getting App specific password through Apple.Fire Stick integration is great especially as I use Amazon Prime & Netflix more than regular TV.Overall a great but of kit and perfect for the kitchen and definitely worth investing in the desktop stand which although expensive is heavy and swivels very smoothly.My only criticisms are that I wish a proper genuine Amazon white bezel was available and I wish the Alexa App had a better user interface because it is still in my view pretty poor and takes a lot of navigation to set up routines and get my multiple Echos set up as I want.The Echo 15 2nd Gen is not cheap but exceeded my expectation.
Old Guy –
Bigger is better.
plenty of youtube vids to show what it does. I upgraded from the 1st gen 15 to this 21. As my eye sight deteriorates iâm finding it harder to see smaller detail. These gadgets boil down to what you want them for. Itâs in the kitchen so everyone can use it.For me personally, having an alexa in every room. i find the screen to double as a tv very useful. no bbc but thatâs fine by me. I can see all my cameras just by saying show me the cameras ( i have 4 and a door bell)Music sounds good, but if you want bass thumping stereo quality then go buy a dedicated music system.Overall this is a good quality media centre with lots of uses all in one place.only gripe is it could do with a widget for UK news headlines, that seems aimed at the American market more.
mr s clark –
Disappointed
Pros: good screen head onEasy to se-upCons: screen viewing angle very limitedAmazon music is very basic. Cannot create or import playlists from other devicesApps limited, unable to watch free tv channels via any apps. Either don’t work or charge for the privilegeNo Amazon shoppingLimited apps for alternative streaming networks i.e paramount etc..
Andrew Harper –
A great piece of tech that looks great and functions effortlessly.
A great addition to our kitchen. It is mainly used as a photoframe to view our photos on OneDrive via the Skyfolio App. It also acts as a great hub, to view calendars, control smart devices and watch online movie and TV content via the many apps. A great piece of tech that looks great and functions effortlessly.
Richie Meller –
Pretty good but not perfect
As a piece of hardware, I think it is really good. Itâs a bit chunky but does look really nice on the side with the picture frame style and a decent screen and good sound.The software implementation still needs some development to bring it up to par. Things like a smart home hub dashboard and easy access to run routines at the click of a button are not fully implemented. A Philips hue widget would be nice.