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I live in a 900sqft apartment. I could not see having a $350 that doesn't integrate with a a TV because my space is only really big enough for one audio source
by lev99 9y ago
I live in a 900sqft apartment. I could not see having a $350 that doesn't integrate with a a TV because my space is only really big enough for one audio source.
Am I alone in this? How much space does a home need before it has multiple rooms where an expensive audio setup makes sense? Wouldn't the single user limitation be an issue at that sized home?
- woolvalley 9y agoA speaker system for each bedroom and living room/ kitchen basically. So for a 1 bedroom apartment, it would be 2. And the homepod is fairly tiny. It's just a little bit bigger than a sonos one.
- lev99 9y agoI sleep, read, and change clothes in my bedroom. No reason for a quality sound system there. I understand that other people might "hang out" in the bedroom more.
- saturdaysaint 9y agoI'm sure it depends on how much of a music person you are and your budget, but I like having a good quality speaker in my bedroom. Granted, I think a decent portable speaker is ideal for apartment life - something to provide better direct sound in the kitchen or bathroom if the mood strikes.
- innagadadavida 9y agoUnless you watch cable/OTA TV you could just pair it with an appletv.
- lev99 9y agoMaybe I listen to CDs/Vinyl, play Xbox, or would like to connect a non-macos computer to the TV. AppleTV is Apple's answer and I bought heavily into the Apple ecosystem. However, I still use other audiosources daily.
- slantyyz 9y agoI suspect Homepod is just the first in a series of products. I would not be surprised if Apple releases a soundbar type solution (maybe even with a built in Apple TV) in the future.