HomePod mini (2nd generation)

Sound in living color.

HomePod mini 2 delivers surprisingly big, 360-degree sound in a compact design. Siri AI brings personal, powerful assistance—managing tasks and controlling your smart home hands-free, privately, and securely. Add more HomePod speakers for multiroom audio and Intercom. Pair two speakers for stereo sound or four speakers with Apple TV 4K for surround sound.

• NEW COLORS—Pink, Green, and Blue join White and Midnight.
• ROOM-FILLING SOUND—Enjoy room-filling sound that delivers high-quality audio to every corner of your home. Whether you’re streaming music or catching up on a podcast, HomePod mini 2 fills your space with rich sound.
• SIRI AI—Siri AI brings a more personal and powerful AI assistant to your home, using broad world knowledge and personal context to help manage everyday tasks and control your smart home with ease—using only your voice.
• MULTIROOM AUDIO—Fill every room with the same music or podcast—seamlessly synchronized throughout your home with HomePod speakers.
• SOUND GLOW—Sound Glow lights up the top of HomePod mini 2 with colors that match your album artwork, pulsing in tune with the music. Play a soundscape and Sound Glow matches the mood.
• HOME THEATER—Designed to transform any room into a home theater, HomePod speakers wrap you in expansive sound. Combine HomePod mini 2 and HomePod—pair two speakers for stereo sound, or four speakers with Apple TV 4K for a surround sound experience.
• INTERCOM—With multiple HomePod speakers, you can easily communicate with members in the home by voice using Intercom. Ask Siri to send your message to the whole house or to individual rooms—and everyone can easily respond.
• SMART HOME—HomePod mini 2 makes it easy to control your smart home accessories hands-free, and as a home hub, enables you to control your accessories remotely through the Home app.
• PRIVACY AND SECURITY—Designed to protect your personal information. Because privacy at home is so important, your data is stored in a way that no one else can access it—not even Apple.