$299: Apple HomeView smart home display ships November 13
Apple's new 7-inch home display runs Siri AI and comes as a tabletop or wall-mounted model. Pre-orders are open in six countries.
Apple made a small screen for your home. You can ask it to play music, show cameras or help with the house. It costs $299 and goes on sale on November 13.
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Why it matters
It is Apple's first screen made to run a home: music, video calls, cameras and controls in one place.
Worth a look: Apple's first home display, on sale November 13.
The details
- Both the tabletop and wall-mounted models cost $299 in the US; pre-orders opened October 13 and sales start November 13.
- It has a 7-inch display and an A18 chip, and can recognize up to six people by face for personal Home Screens.
- Pre-orders are open in Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, the UK and the US. It is not sold in the EU, because Siri AI is not yet available in iOS there.
- Siri AI launches in English in eight countries; Canadian French is planned in a later free update.
- Wall mounts cost from $59.95 and are available now; a PoE wired mount follows in early 2027 at $129.95.
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