Hands-on: The Apple HomeView is gorgeous, costs $299, and has no App Store
The Apple HomeView is a new smart display that uses facial recognition and Siri AI to give custom experiences to the entire family.
On Friday, the Apple HomeView smart display began arriving at homes and Apple Stores across the globe. This stunning little device is set to become a familiar sight in households around the world. Having tested the HomeView prior to its launch, I can confidently recommend it to homeowners, parents, and anyone in search of festive gift ideas. Upon seeing the HomeView in person, I had a strong belief that Apple would sell a million units. After integrating it into my own home, my confidence in that prediction has only grown.
The HomeView is priced at $299, which is $10 less than its Amazon listing of $289.99. For those interested in purchasing, it is available both as a standalone device and wall-mounted option, both priced at $299. The Apple HomeView smart display is now available for purchase at Amazon.
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