Apple HomeView Goes on Sale at US$299 in Selected Countries

CUPERTINO, November 13, 2026 — Apple has put HomeView on sale, a 7-inch home display that the company says is meant to sit at the centre of a household for entertainment, video calls and smart-home control, powered by Siri AI, a new version of Apple’s voice assistant.

In a newsroom post dated November 13, Apple said customers can buy the device from today at Apple Store shops, on the Apple Store website and in the Apple Store app in selected regions. Both the tabletop and wall-mounted models are listed at US$299. The tabletop version comes in silver, starlight, rose pink and space grey; the wall-mounted version is offered in silver and space grey. Apple said both work with the Home app to manage settings, automations and smart-home accessories.

HomeView can recognise up to six people by face and adapt to show their personal content in Messages, FaceTime, Calendar, Reminders and Find My, Apple said. Personal content appears only when a user is recognised by face and their paired iPhone or iPad is present and has recently been unlocked. Setup and multi-user support require a compatible iPhone or iPad running the latest software. A footnote in the announcement says Siri AI on HomeView is in beta in HomeView software version 27.2, and that some more personal responses need a paired Apple Intelligence-enabled iPhone or iPad.

Apple said HomeView can play music, make FaceTime calls, keep track of events in Calendar, handle home monitoring and run hands-free automations by voice. The tabletop model is meant to sit out in a room; the wall-mounted model is offered with purpose-built mounts from Schneider Home. Apple said a Power Mount USB-C Wall Connector is available starting at $59.95 (U.S.), and a Power Mount AC Wired mount starting at $79.95 (U.S.), both available to order from today, with a Power Mount PoE Wired mount listed at $129.95 (U.S.) and due in early 2027.

The sales list is limited. Apple named Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the United States. It is not selling HomeView in the European Union, it said, because Siri AI is currently unavailable in iOS there. Malaysia is not among the countries Apple listed. Siri AI on the device is available in English in the United States, Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa and the United Kingdom, with Canadian French-language support promised later in a free software update.

A day earlier, on November 12, Apple published a security advisory for HomeView Software Version 27.2. The document lists fixes including one that could have allowed a malicious Bluetooth device to pair without the user taking any action, and another that could have allowed a remote attacker to join an iMessage group chat and receive its messages. A further Messages fix addresses a risk that someone added to a group could see messages sent before they joined. As reported by The Verge, the update patches those Bluetooth and iMessage issues.

What to watch next is whether Apple adds more countries — including Malaysia — to the sales list, how Siri AI behaves in beta on a shared household device, and whether buyers are running HomeView Software Version 27.2, which contains those security fixes, when they set the device up.

Source : Apple Newsroom, “Apple HomeView available today”, November 13, 2026; Apple Support, “About the security content of HomeView Software Version 27.2”, November 12, 2026; and The Verge.

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