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Apple HomeView, New Apple TV 4K, and More Devices Are Up for Preorder After Apple's 'Welcome Home' Event

Apple recently announced a selection of new devices for your home that will be available in the coming weeks. These include the new Apple TV 4K with an A19 chip, the HomePod mini 2 , and the brand-new Apple HomeView , which acts as a hub for your smart home devices. All the new Apple devices are up for preorder at Amazon and/or elsewhere. Let’s take a look. Featured in this article Above, you'll…

Apple HomeView, New Apple TV 4K, and More Devices Are Up for Preorder After Apple's 'Welcome Home' Event

Apple recently unveiled a range of new devices for the home, available for preorder starting soon. These include the Apple HomeView, Apple TV 4K (4th Generation), and Apple HomePod mini 2. All three devices can be preordered through Amazon, Best Buy, Target, Walmart, and directly from Apple.

Apple HomeView is a Siri AI-powered device with a screen and speaker, designed for the kitchen or central area of a household. It can manage up to six users and control smart home devices such as lights, doorbells, cameras, and more. Preordering a new model is available in four colors for $299, or $289.99 with a discount from Amazon.

The Apple TV 4K (4th Generation) boasts an A19 chip, making it up to 50% faster than its predecessor. It also features long-range microphones for convenient use of Siri without buttons, and is priced at $299 and set to release on November 13.

The Apple HomePod mini 2 marks the first hardware upgrades for the smart speaker in over six years. It retains the same design as previous models but now features the S10 chip, delivering enhanced speed and responsiveness. It also supports Siri AI and has home theater capabilities. While not available for preorder on Amazon yet, it can be preordered at other retailers.

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