Amazon Echo Show 10 review: A rotating screen is a pricey novelty

Ever since the original Echo Show, smart displays have proven to be pretty useful around the house. They're great for quickly looking up information, recipe instructions, video calls and more. As you're actively crisscrossing the kitchen while cooking a meal, you have to keep backtracking to look at the screen for the next step. Or if you're on a video call with mom and you walk away to make a cup of coffee, you're forced to become a disembodied voice as she converses with a wall. The all-new Echo Show 10, however, helps solve that problem.