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Alexa's New Voice: Users Compare to Annoying Teen Girl

2 Jan

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Summary

  • New Alexa voice prompts comparisons to a teenage girl.
  • Amazon is pushing Alexa+ updates to Prime members automatically.
  • Users can change Alexa's voice through the app or voice command.
Alexa's New Voice: Users Compare to Annoying Teen Girl

Amazon Alexa users are expressing surprise and some dissatisfaction with the smart assistant's newly deployed voice, part of the next-generation Alexa+ assistant. Launched initially in February 2025, Alexa+ is now being automatically rolled out to UK Prime members, with Amazon stating it aims for more expansive and natural conversations. However, the assistant's new voice has drawn comparisons to that of a teenage girl, with some users finding it overly peppy and annoying.

Users have taken to platforms like Reddit to voice their confusion and frustration over the unsolicited voice change. Some have noted the assistant's increased chattiness and tendency to respond to ambient conversations, which deviates from their previous experience. The upgrade, described as taking only a few minutes and requiring no user action, is designed to enhance interaction, but the shift in personality has been a point of contention for many.

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Despite the mixed reactions, Amazon provides a straightforward method for users to revert to preferred voice options. By accessing 'Device settings' in the Alexa app and navigating to 'Alexa's voice,' users can select from various alternatives, including masculine and other feminine voices. Alternatively, simply asking Alexa to 'choose a new voice' can also present these options, allowing users to customize their experience if the new, more human-like voice doesn't meet their expectations.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Amazon has rolled out a new voice for Alexa+ which some users find resembles a teenage girl's tone, aiming for more natural conversations.
You can change Alexa's voice by going to 'Device settings' in the Alexa app or by asking Alexa to 'choose a new voice'.
Yes, Amazon is automatically pushing the Alexa+ update, including the new voice, to Prime members' Echo devices.

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