Apple’s HomeView smart display is now on sale, giving the company a new home hub built around Siri AI, Apple Intelligence, and iPhone-linked personalization. Apple says the device goes on sale today and is meant to surface useful personal content, smart-home controls, and FaceTime in the home rather than acting as a generic smart speaker. [1] [2]
According to Apple, HomeView is available in tabletop and wall-mounted versions, with U.S. pricing starting at $299. The company says it is selling the device through Apple Store locations, Apple’s online store, and the Apple Store app, with availability also listed in Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, Singapore, the UK, and the U.S. [1]
The pitch is especially relevant to iPhone users because Apple says HomeView’s personal context features require a paired Apple Intelligence-enabled iPhone or iPad. In Apple’s framing, that connection helps the display tailor what it shows from apps and services such as Messages, FaceTime, Calendar, Reminders, and Find My, while keeping the experience tied to Apple’s broader ecosystem. [1] [2]
Apple also says HomeView is designed around Siri AI and can recognize up to six people by face, which is central to the product’s household-personalization angle. That matters because a shared home display only becomes useful if it can quickly adapt to different family members without making them dig through menus every time they walk up to it. [1]
There is one notable limitation at launch: Apple says HomeView is not sold in the European Union initially because Siri AI is unavailable there on iOS. Even so, the product marks a fresh push into the connected-home space for Apple, with the official product page now live and showing the device imagery and launch details for shoppers who want a first look. [1] [2]
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Explore Apple HomeView on its official product page.