Apple HomeView and New Apple TV 4K Launch Today at $299 Each as Home Collection Accessories Open for Orders
Apple put two new home products on sale on Friday, November 13, 2026: the HomeView smart display and a fourth-generation Apple TV 4K, each priced at $299. The launch also opened orders for the first accessories in Apple’s new Home Collection, a video doorbell and two security cameras developed with LG.
Both devices were announced on October 13 alongside the HomePod mini 2, which went on sale October 30, and both have been available to pre-order since mid-October. Friday is the first day either could be bought in a store or delivered to a customer’s door.
HomeView brings Siri AI to the kitchen counter
HomeView is Apple’s first dedicated smart home display: a 7-inch square touchscreen on a speaker base, built around Siri AI, Apple’s updated voice assistant. It comes in tabletop and wall-mounted models and is designed as a shared household device rather than a personal tablet, controlling smart home devices, making calls and showing calendars and weather.
The display can recognise up to six people in a household by face, giving each one a personalised Home Screen. It is on sale in eight markets at launch: Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa, the United Kingdom and the United States.
It is not on sale in the European Union, because Siri AI is currently unavailable on iOS there due to regulatory constraints. Apple has given no release date for EU customers.
Because of time zones, the first orders reached customers in Australia and New Zealand, where Friday arrived first. Australia is also the only early-launch market with physical Apple Stores, since New Zealand has none, so Australian shoppers were the first who could walk into a store and buy one.
A faster Apple TV 4K joins it on the shelves
The fourth-generation Apple TV 4K arrives with the A19 chip, Siri AI, an updated Siri Remote with Find My, and 128GB of storage as standard. It also supports four-speaker surround sound when paired with HomePod mini 2 speakers.
Unlike HomeView, the new Apple TV 4K has a much wider footprint: it went on sale in the United States and 29 other countries and regions on the same day. MacRumors reports that both products were available to pre-order since mid-October, and that the HomePod mini 2, announced at the same October event, launched on October 30.
| Product | Price | Standout feature | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple HomeView | $299 | 7-inch smart display with Siri AI and face recognition for up to six users | US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa, India |
| Apple TV 4K (4th generation) | $299 | A19 chip, Siri AI, 128GB storage, Siri Remote with Find My | US and 29 other countries and regions |
| LG Video Doorbell | $249.95 | First Home Collection accessory | Order now; delivery mid-December |
| LG Indoor Camera | $199.95 | Home Collection security camera | Order now; delivery mid-December |
| LG Outdoor Camera | $299.95 | Home Collection security camera | Order now; delivery mid-December |
The first Home Collection accessories go on order
Alongside the two launches, Apple opened orders for the first three products in its Home Collection, a curated set of accessories co-developed with LG and Schneider. The LG Video Doorbell costs $249.95, the LG Indoor Camera $199.95 and the LG Outdoor Camera $299.95.
Each accessory is currently estimated to deliver in mid-December, about a week before Christmas. 9to5Mac lists the three as the first Home Collection products on sale, and notes it is unclear whether more accessories will go on sale before 2027.
A first-generation device with an update already out
HomeView is a first-generation product, and its launch has already had a wrinkle: Apple released a software update for the display on November 12, addressing nine security vulnerabilities, before the first units reached customers.
The launch also lands in a turbulent week for big tech. A Microsoft 365 outage knocked out Outlook, Teams and Copilot for hours earlier in the week, and Nvidia spent the week in the headlines over Nvidia boardroom drama that sent its shares sliding.
Both new Apple devices are on sale from today at Apple Stores and through authorised resellers in the launch markets. For buyers weighing the pair, the choice is straightforward: HomeView is the control centre for the house, while the Apple TV 4K is the upgrade for the living room — and both carry the same $299 price.
