Apple’s HomeView costs $299 / £299, but that doesn't unlock all of its best features — here’s what you actually need to use options like Personal Context and video analysis
Apple’s new AI-powered home hub, the HomeView, is officially shipping on November 13. Featuring a 7-inch touchscreen, and coming in wall-mounted or tabletop versions, the new must-have Apple device seems a snip at just $299 / £299 / AU$449) — but that price doesn't reflect the true cost of accessing its best features.
One of the things that really makes the HomeView unique is that it recognizes your face, then adapts its display so you see your personal content in apps like Messages, FaceTime, Calendar, Reminders, and Find My. It’s a great feature, because having to keep logging in manually all the time would be a real time-consuming turn-off for a device that’s used by all the family.
But a note on the Apple newsrooms page about HomeViewsays “Apple HomeView setup and multiuser support require a compatible iPhone or iPad running the latest software.” It goes...
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