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It's so funny how people aren't talking about those things. This is such a disposable product. Also it won't work for video. For $350 you could buy a complete
by brokenmachine 9y ago
It's so funny how people aren't talking about those things. This is such a disposable product.
Also it won't work for video. For $350 you could buy a complete entry level surround system that would be so much better than this, and have the bonus that it works for video and won't be completely useless when Apple decides they want everyone to buy the latest shiny trinket.
But of course that doesn't fit into the Apple consumers' aesthetic because it has wires and the speakers need to be adequately placed, not one tiny box in a corner. Aesthetics over everything apparently.
Homepod is the epitome of form over function - so far from something I'd consider buying, it's crazy.
- the_solenoid 9y agoI think you are making the mistake of letting your own knowledge and needs dictate your imagining of how this and other products like it are used. Do you think sono's are used as TV audio replacements (aside from the sound bar they now have I guess)? Every single one I have seen in use is to fill one or multiple rooms with audio without having to run a bunch of wires. That's it. No one is going to put a stereo system in their kitchen, but they will 100% put a single speaker that fills the room with audio.