Apple could introduce three major home products on October 13, according to a new report. The expected lineup includes a new HomeHub, an updated Apple TV 4K, and a refreshed HomePod mini.
The launches would strengthen Apple’s smart home lineup after several reported delays. However, Apple has not officially announced the products or confirmed the October date.
Apple HomeHub Could Become a Smart Home Center
The most significant addition could be Apple’s long-rumored HomeHub. Reports previously linked the device’s launch to the arrival of the updated Siri AI.
Apple reportedly designed the device for multiple household members. Moreover, it could act as a central control point for Apple Home accessories.
Code leaks have offered clues about how its screen may work. The HomeHub could detect nearby iPhones and show personalized information for each user. However, the report provides no confirmed pricing or configuration details.
The device has faced several rumored launch windows since 2024. Therefore, the October 13 date marks the latest reported target.
Apple TV 4K Could Gain Siri AI and A20 Pro
Apple may also give the Apple TV 4K a major internal upgrade while retaining its existing chassis design.
The new model could feature an A20 Pro processor and 8GB of RAM. Consequently, the additional power could support Siri AI while also improving gaming performance.
Meanwhile, the HomePod mini refresh appears more modest. Apple reportedly plans black, white, blue, pink, and green color options. The report also suggests users could pair four HomePod mini speakers with an Apple TV 4K.
Apple Plans More Home Products
Apple’s home strategy may extend beyond the October lineup. The company reportedly plans to refresh the larger HomePod later rather than alongside these devices.
In addition, Apple is developing home security products for a possible 2027 launch. The company is also reportedly revising HomeKit to improve support for third-party hardware.
