Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great addition especially if you’re part of the apple echo system. Has nice bass to it and sounds amazing.

We’re filling our house with sound. They sync and play together beautifully. The sound is amazing especially considering their size. Sets up in about 10 minutes from your iPhone. The whole home intercom feature is cool as well.

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

Really good speaker, sound really great even though it small, i got a pretty much big room and it still sound loud

Sound quality is very good and the sell size allows you to place all over your house. The family and kids love them!

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.

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

Amazing sound, perfect size. Not as versatile as Amazon’s Alexa but wonderful if you are a part of Apples ecosystem

First of all to all it’s so sad that most people don’t appreciate good sound quality when I see reviews comparing these speakers to Amazon Echo or Google Home (except the Google Max) it makes me cringe, I can’t even sample a song A song in any those it’s comparing apples and oranges I can’t believe people listen to music in those things... I know cause I also have the Google Home. Now these: single or stereo create IMHO the best soundstage of any bookshelf speaker “smart or not “ under $500. Even at $350 ea ($700 pair) you won’t find anything better or even close for under $1000 and most likely you will have to add a subwoofer just to replicate the bass tonality these HomePod are capable of producing. I bought a pair on sale for $200 ea ($400 pair) To me that was a steal, a no brainer. And yes I’m aware of the lack of Bluetooth accessibility and the only Apple Music could be play using Siri, but you could AirPlay anything else and there’s no difference in sound quality in fact that’s the way I usually use these. My advice if you’re inclined to buy these and you see them on sale for less than retail just snatch them you won’t regret it ;)

I think the product is great and excellent and helping you manage HomeKit compatible products. The only complaint that I have is the sound quality. I know it’s a small device, but the sound is muffled at times.

First and foremost, I love the sound that comes from my HomePod. I also have an Echo 1, an Echo 2, an Echo Show, an Echo Dot and two Sonos Play:1 speakers. The HomePod sounds much better than any of the Echo Devices. The HomePod has very solid bass and very clear highs. Midrange is a little lacking though. The Echos sound flat and a little muddy in comparison. Compared to the Play:1, The HomePod has slightly stronger bass and slightly clearer highs. Where the Play:1 has an advantage is midrange. The sound from the Sonos is a little fuller overall but also a slightly muddier. The thing I like most about the Echo devices is their ability to play so many stations with voice commands. iHeartRadio and Radio.com are 2 of my favorite providers. I can play them on the HomePod but only thru my iPhone or iPad. I cannot ask for them with my voice. If I could, I would use the HomePod much more often. I can only use Apple Music with the HomePod using my voice. This is great if I know exactly the song and artist I'm looking for. However, the Apple Music playlists are not as good as the stations on iHeartRadio and I can't ask for local sports radio. I can only get ESPN radio using Siri. So far, my Play:1 speakers only work thru the Sonos app for me. I should be able to send music to them with an Echo but there is some sort of conflict on my network preventing them from working properly. If I can get this straightened out, I will stream more often to them. Overall I would recommend the HomePod to people that use the Apple ecosystem. Especially if you love Apple Music. Right now, I'm setting up my own apple Music Playlists. Once I do that, I will likely use the HomePod more. If I could use my HomePod like my Echo devices, I would give it 5 stars all day. But because Siri is so lacking in smarts, I deducted a star. Others might deduct more but I do love the sound...

This is not like other Apple products its just not plug and play, you have to read and reread the directions. Next you need very good internet service

While I’ll admit it’s probably due for a refresh, I do still love this product enough to have recently purchased another one. It has decent sound for what I need, and like that it’s a hub for other non-Apple products (Level lock).

Having had the bigger HomePod I’ll say this one is very comparable to it. Great sound for such a small size.

Good sound quality and smaller design makes it easy to put around the house. Was able to pair them which is nice.

Absolutely love it. Will het another to pair it. Sound is amazing. Great price point. I think will be perfect.

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

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

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.

I love how full and clear these speakers sound, and the HomeKit support to control smart devices in my home. On the other hand, I have frequent connectivity issues when connecting my phone via AirPlay, when asking my speakers to control my thermostat, or the HomePod mini trying to find devices connected to my network but being unable to.