Which HomePod is right for you?
Surprising sound for its size
- Full-range driver
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- Stereo pair capable2
- Multi-room audio3
Siri
Intelligent assistant
Voice recognition
Smart home hub4
- Sound Recognition5
- Temperature and humidity sensor6
- Private and secure
Immersive, high-fidelity audio
- High-excursion woofer
- Beamforming array of five tweeters
- Spatial Audio1
- Room sensing
- Stereo pair capable2
- Multi-room audio3
Siri
Intelligent assistant
Voice recognition
Smart home hub4
- Sound Recognition5
- Temperature and humidity sensor6
- Private and secure
- Spatial Audio works with compatible content in supported apps on HomePod (1st and 2nd generation). Not all content is available in Dolby Atmos.
- Creating a HomePod stereo pair requires two of the same model HomePod speakers, such as two HomePod mini, two HomePod (2nd generation) or two HomePod (1st generation) speakers.
- Requires multiple HomePod speakers or AirPlay‑compatible speakers.
- Requires a HomeKit- or Matter-enabled accessory. Smart home accessory sold separately.
- Sound Recognition may detect smoke and carbon monoxide alarm sounds and send you notifications when recognised. Sound Recognition should not be relied upon in circumstances where you may be harmed or injured, or in high-risk or emergency situations. Sound Recognition requires the latest HomePod software version and updated Home architecture. The updated Home architecture is a separate update in the Home app. It requires all Apple devices that access the home to be using the latest software.
- Temperature and humidity sensing is optimised for indoor domestic settings, when ambient temperatures are around 15º C to 30º C and relative humidity is around 30% to 70%. Accuracy may decrease in some situations where audio is playing for an extended period of time at high volume levels. HomePod requires some time to calibrate the sensors immediately after starting up before results are displayed.