Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very very nice. Very compact and looks great. Delivers 360 sound unlike Sonos and Google Max which are the only speakers that can come close to the sound quality. It picks up Hey Siri very well. I am 100% entrenched in the Apple ecosystem so I have Apple Music, etc... I do wish you could adjust the sound settings. The bass can be a little heavy at times. Overall very nice speaker.

Coming from a google smart home this is miles better for what i use it. Siri may not be the smartest assistant out there, but if she is good at something that is executing commands. Is fast and reliable unlike my previous experience. If you own and iphone this is hands down the one to go with, everything is integrated and talk between all your apple devices.

I Bo it got one thst refused to set up. The first ok utcof box failure of an Apple product for me ever. I took it back and got another one. This one shipped right up, and it’s working fine. Are used primarily for commands for my smart lighting and other things in the house. The song quality is good the construction quality appears to be a first class. If you were in the Apple ecosystem, I recommend this device highly.

So much better than the echo dots or smaller google speakers. Great sound quality and design for the size.

Great sound in a small capacity. Really great and clear sound.

The sound quality is great and it goes pretty loud for its size. It works great for day to day casual listening.

Amazing sound and price is acceptable……………………………..

Easy to set up and good sound. Can’t go wrong for in home gyms.

I bought as I gift - very easy to connect and great sound .. I would definitely recommend this product..

Apple Perfection- Network Connectivity is outstanding...never a drop. Voice response is also outstanding ... you can speak normally ... don’t have to shout. Great sound for bedrooms, bathrooms and small areas. Stereo pair really shines. The ability to tell it to play music on my Sonos was the real kicker. On a mission to replace all my echo devices...sorry— bye-bye Alexa

Easy setup, great sound and excellent value. I can add Siri and sound to every room.

I purchased HomePod Mini as a hub for Apple HomeKit, but it has become so much more than that. The sound quality is amazing for the size, the integration with my Apple products is great, and it makes my day go by much smoother. The voice recognition is great, too. Apple Music knows wether to play my playlists or my wife’s, which phone to add notes and events to, and who’s asking to make phone calls. Highly recommended addition to your HomeKit enabled smart home.

I absolutely love HomePod mini. I have two, one on each side of the TV. I use Apple TV to stream everything and sound is through the HomePods. Omg. You will never go back to the normal TV’s own speakers. I try switching back and forth and there’s a huge difference in the sound quality. I plan to buy a couple more to keep in other rooms as intercom and stream music simultaneously around house.

Sounds so good. Even for the mini!!!! I love home pods and that I can use with HomeKit and my philips hue home.

Nice and beautiful apple always never fail what they make everytime i buy a different type of apple products it’s always better then expected this speaker maybe MINI... but trust me put it at 100 it will be as loud as a TV. Can make a whole room very very noisy with music or you can just chill at night and listen to your ebooks or something like that design A plus.... quality A+ it was hard to get it in white as they were SOLD OUT since its kind of new product still.

I bought two of this to use in stereo pair connected to my Apple TV 4K. And it works awesome. Of course, they don't provide the same level of bass as dedicated subwoofer but I'm not the one who likes too much bass. I value crystal clear voices more. And 2 HomePods mini work perfect for me. Much better than built-in TV speakers anyway. Plus, I can use them as regular smart speakers as well. Set up was super easy as well

I wanted to absolutely love this speaker. I am in love with the sound. The bass is good and it is extremely loud. However, the lack of Spotify support is what really drags this speaker down for me. You are able to play Spotify over AirPlay but I would really love to use voice controls to play my playlists. If Apple incorporates Spotify support this would be the best smart speaker on the market. If you have Apple Music I would 100% advise you to get this speaker.

From sound to practicality, that’s Apple engineering. One note to take into consideration. That’s not its primary role to be a portable sound speaker. It’s a home hub that integrates Apple supported accessories while playing powerful clear music

Great powerful sound for such a small device. Siri is extremely helpful as well.

This is another product that I really wanted to love, but didn't. I just don't feel the need to have a smart speaker at my beck and call. To be honest Alexa and Google Assistant are better at that than Siri. I'm a prominent Apple user, but I'm honest. What really hurts this cute little speaker is that it could be amazing, IF Apple allowed the user to determine how it connected, or improve the connectivity. Here is my rant: I have the Mac mini 2020. These don't have a mic and a poor onboard speaker. So, I looked into using this as an extension. You would think that APPLE, would have seen this coming, and made a no-brainer up-sale opportunity. NO. The mic won't sync, and, as an external speaker, the audio delay and anomalous behavior is enough to think that you've time traveled to 15 years ago. Also, because what drives this speaker is AirPlay, it appears to have a mind of its own at times, playing what was left in its queue, vs what you want to play from your device--Assuming it is able to tell which device you want to connect to at the time. Ultimately I just found it to NOT be worth my time nor the money I spent and I returned it. Because my simple JBL Charge 3.0 Bluetooth speaker was far more reliable in terms of responsiveness with less quirky behavior. In my opinion, Apple really dropped the ball on a use-case scenario that they either didn't see coming, or didn't care to capitalize on.