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HomeView Pre-Order Returns to $289.99 on Amazon

Amazon's $9 pre-order discount on the HomeView has returned for the Space Gray color, allowing you to get the home hub for $289.99 , down from $299.00. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with some of these vendors. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running. Although only a $9 discount, this is still biggest deal we've seen…

HomeView Pre-Order Returns to $289.99 on Amazon

Amazon has once again offered a $9 discount on the HomeView pre-order, bringing the price of the home hub down to $289.99 from its original $299.00. This is the largest discount currently available for the HomeView, with Amazon being the only retailer providing any sort of reduction on the device. As of writing, Amazon's delivery estimates have extended to late November, surpassing the HomeView's launch date of November 13.

In comparison, Amazon is also offering the new Apple TV 4K for $289.99, a $10 discount from its regular price of $299.00. This deal comes with an estimated delivery date of November 13, which is better than Apple's current delivery estimates, which have shifted into late November or early December. This makes the Apple TV 4K a compelling option for those looking to save some money and receive the device on the launch day.

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