Apple will start selling two new products on Friday, November 13, 2026: the Apple HomeView smart home display and the fourth-generation Apple TV 4K. The company unveiled both devices on October 13 alongside the HomePod mini 2, with pre-orders running from mid-October.
Apple HomeView and Apple TV 4K: release date and prices
HomeView is a new smart display powered by Apple Intelligence with Siri AI. It comes in a tabletop and a wall-mounted version, recognizes up to six users by face and shows each of them a personalized home screen. The display has a 7-inch diagonal and Liquid Retina technology, according to ibtimes.co.uk and macobserver.com. The device combines smart home control, music playback and FaceTime video calls. The wall-mounted version requires a separate mounting accessory, ibtimes.co.uk writes. According to macobserver.com, HomeView is powered by the A18 chip.
In the US, HomeView costs 299 dollars, and in the United Kingdom 299 pounds, ibtimes.co.uk reported.
HomeView will not be available in the European Union at launch
Customers in the European Union will not be able to buy HomeView on November 13. Siri AI is not available in the region on iOS, due to regulatory restrictions. According to ibtimes.co.uk, Apple said it is working constructively with the EU to find a way forward, but did not give a date. For EU customers, only the Apple TV 4K has a confirmed release date, ibtimes.co.uk added.
According to the same website, HomeView will arrive on eight markets on November 13: the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, Singapore and South Africa.
Fourth-generation Apple TV 4K
The new Apple TV 4K adds Siri AI, the A19 chip and an updated Siri Remote with Find My. According to ibtimes.co.uk, it will also offer four-channel spatial audio in conjunction with the HomePod mini 2, with the speakers sold separately. The same website notes that the Siri AI environment launches in beta. Storage is 128 GB, and the US price is 299 dollars.
macobserver.com writes that the Apple TV 4K has three microphones for remote Siri commands and hardware AV1 decoding for more efficient streaming. According to the website, the A19 chip has a processor up to 50 percent faster and double the graphics performance of its predecessor. Macobserver.com also states that this is Apple's last major hardware launch of 2026 and that the company has announced more than 25 devices and accessories since the end of August.