“If I decide to purchase a second HomePod later can the 2 devices be paired as left and right speakers for stereo sound (similar to UE Megaboom)?”

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• Not yet. That is a feature that will be updated by software. Its already in beta test.

  Answered by Lucien 7 years ago

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• Yes. Apple will allow you to pair two HomePods together creating stereo sound.

  Answered by Rudy 7 years ago

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• Yes. A software update is coming at a later time to support Stereo Pairing

  Answered by MoNkEyBriAnS 7 years ago

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• While the HomePods cannot be designated as left and right speakers, you can create stereo sound with a second HomePod. When you put another HomePod in the same room they automatically detect and balance each other. With advanced beamforming capabilities, a HomePod pair is able to create a wider, more immersive soundstage than a traditional stereo pair. (This will be available later this year as a software update).

  Answered by AudioGeek 7 years ago

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• Yes, Apple implemented this feature via a firmware update, allowing you to "stereo sync" the two speakers to each other, and to designate one of them as "left" and the other "right".

  Answered by KevinScott 5 years ago

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• I think so.

  Answered by Quinbakoxy 7 years ago

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