Apple HomeView review: Shallow launch, but incredible potential
The author reviews Apple HomeView, Apple's first smart home display available in countertop and wall-mounted versions priced at $299. While praising its premium hardware, ultra-dim display, fast smart home controls, and multi-user face recognition, the review finds the software shallow, buggy, limited in third-party app support, and restricted exclusively to Apple Home users. Open article →
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