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I reviewed the Apple HomeView, ask me anything

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Briefings

The Verge senior smart home reviewer tested Apple's first smart display, the HomeView, priced at $299, evaluating both tabletop and wall-mounted versions across various locations including kitchens, offices, and entryways. The device was used for cooking, running smart home routines, taking calls, and testing new Siri AI capabilities, with the reviewer's teenage daughter showing less enthusiasm compared to their tech-averse husband.

Key points

• Apple launched the HomeView at $299 as its first smart display, with both tabletop and wall-mounted versions tested.
• The reviewer's teenage daughter expressed less enthusiasm for the device compared to their husband's preference.

Context

This review covers Apple's initial entry into the smart display market, testing the device across multiple locations to assess practical usability and AI integration capabilities.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single reviewer's personal experience and subjective feedback; specific family dynamics and long-term reliability data are not provided.

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