Apple has officially launched its latest HomeView smart display and next-gen Apple TV 4K. The new devices are now available for order and select Apple Stores are starting to offer walk-in purchases. Here’s a full rundown of what’s new, what they cost, and when you can get yours.
HomeView Smart Display
The HomeView is a 7-inch square smart display designed for home integration with the Apple ecosystem. It runs on the A18 chip and features a 12-megapixel Center Stage camera, making it capable of both video calls via FaceTime and intelligent tracking of subjects for video interactions. Users get a built-in base model or the option to wall-mount it, with color choices of silver, starlight, rose pink, and space gray.
Pricing is set at $299. HomeView is currently backordered for deliveries in the first week of December when purchased from Apple directly. However, many Apple Stores have some units, particularly in the silver and starlight finishes, available for pickup today. On Amazon, Space Gray, Starlight, and Rose Pink are ready for immediate dispatch, while the silver model is selling fast and is already delayed until later this month.
The New Apple TV 4K
The upgraded Apple TV 4K also debuts today. It moves up to an A19 chip and incorporates built-in far-field microphones, enabling hands-free Siri interactions without needing the remote. Siri AI support expands on-device requests using world knowledge and user context, with compatibility coming via software updates for 2nd- and 3rd-generation Apple TV 4K units.
One standout feature is support for a four-speaker HomePod surround sound system. Users can pair two 2nd-generation HomePods or HomePod minis in matching front and rear placements for immersive audio. The new Siri Remote is also available separately, now with a built-in speaker and Precision Finding for use with Apple’s Find My network.
The MSRP matches HomeView at $299. Like the smart display, the new Apple TV 4K is backordered through the first week of December when ordered via Apple’s online store. Still, select Apple Stores have some units on hand for walk-in buyers. Amazon listings indicate certain models can ship as early as this weekend.
Analytically, these launches reflect Apple’s push to deepen its presence in home AI and entertainment. HomeView enters the smart display race head-on, while the Apple TV 4K continues to emphasize Siri AI and strong audio ecosystems. For consumers, it’s a blend of hardware polish, ecosystem coherence, and rising pricing—features once premium now becoming table stakes.
