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Costco Members: Pre-Order: Apple HomePod 2nd Gen Smart Speaker Expired
$293
$299.99
(Ships 2/03 to 3/10)
Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Apple HomePod 2nd Gen Smart Speaker Pre-Order (White or Midnight) for $289.99. Shipping is $2.99.
Thanks to Community Member Andy_1234 for sharing this deal.
Thanks to Community Member Andy_1234 for sharing this deal.
- Note: This product is available for Presell, and is expected to ship between 02/03/2023 and 03/10/2023.
- 1 x 4" Woofer & 5 x Beamforming Tweeters
- Place HomePod Anywhere with Room Sensing
- Siri Built-In for Voice Control
- Control Playback & Smart Home Devices
- Compatible with Matter and Thread
- Sound, Temperature & Humidity Sensors
- Schedule Tasks & Create Automations
- Link Two HomePods for Stereo Sound
- Whole Home Audio with Multiple HomePods
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This product is available for Presell, and is expected to ship between 02/03/2023 and 03/10/2023.
Limit 3 per Member
Features:
Premium, Immersive, High-fidelity Audio
Spatial Audio for Big Sound all Around¹
Create a Stereo Pair with two HomePod Speakers for more Immersive Listening⁴
Home Hub to Connect and Control Smart Home Accessories³
https://www.costco.com/apple-home...94110.ht
Limit 3 per Member
Features:
Premium, Immersive, High-fidelity Audio
Spatial Audio for Big Sound all Around¹
Create a Stereo Pair with two HomePod Speakers for more Immersive Listening⁴
Home Hub to Connect and Control Smart Home Accessories³
https://www.costco.com/apple-home...94110.ht
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- Both Gen 1 and Gen 2 has no Spotify native software support. (Spotify connects through Airplay, which means Siri cannot communicate back and forth with the Spotify App)
- Gen 1 (2018) pricing was cut down due to lackluster sales from $349 to $299 then later discontinued in 2021. Pricing rumors had it start at $199. But Gen 2 (2023) pricing is at $299, again.
- Gen 2 has the S7 chip which Apple shares usage for their Apple watch series. The S7 shares the same SoC architecture with Apple Watch S6, S7 and S8 series. These are based off the A13 bionic chip. For context, the same A13 bionic chip is in the iPhone 11 (2020), iPhone SE 2nd Gen (2020), and iPad 9th Gen (2021). HomePod Gen 1 had the A8 chip, which was a powerful chip at that time but now discontinued.
- Supports Bluetooth 5.0
- Gen 1 had WiFi 5. Gen 2 has WiFi 4.
- Gen 1 had 7 tweeters and Gen 2 has 5.
- Gen 1 had 6 mics and Gen 2 has 4.
- Slightly shorter and noticeably lighter than Gen 1.
- New color Midnight available on the Gen 2.
- Gen 2 has the new temperature and humidity sensors, in which the HomePod Mini will also acquire through a software update. Temp and humidity hardware on the HomePod Mini was secretly available. HomePod Gen 1 support is unknown.
- Listens and sends alert based on Smoke and Monoxide alarms.
- Full-screen, and now bigger display located at the top of the device compared to Gen 1.
- No headphone jack.
- Thread support.
- Matter compatible.
- Dolby Atmos capable.
- Gen 2 has now a detachable power cord.
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Only four? My neighbors have five. It's even more amazing than you know.
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I'll take em.
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I bought a Homepod Mini a few years ago on Black Friday and was pretty underwhelmed in comparison... but still, not that bad in its price segment. It gets plenty loud without distorting or sounding too cheap. Naturally, there's nearly no bass, but plenty of treble. Airplay is probably its biggest strength; it's not just another annoying Bluetooth device in your stack. Connecting/disconnecting is just a few taps away on your iPhone, with never any fuss about re-pairing or waiting for signal.