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B&H Lists HomePod Mini as Discontinued Amid Refresh Rumors

Apple product retailer B&H is listing all HomePod mini models as discontinued, and no longer offering them for sale. Some other retailers are also listing the HomePod mini as out of stock or on backorder, which suggests that an update isn't too far off.

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Adorama lists the ‌HomePod mini‌ as backordered, and select colors are out of stock at Target. Walmart doesn't have any stock that's not from resellers, Staples has no HomePod minis available online, and at least one color is sold out from Verizon. The Midnight color option is unavailable for shipping from Best Buy, though other colors are in stock. Apple is still selling all colors of the speaker, with options available for both immediate shipping and pick up.

Apple is rumored to be working on a new version of the ‌HomePod mini‌, and Bloomberg said it could come as soon as this month. It's possible that the waning stock at third-party retailers is a sign that we'll get a new version of the ‌HomePod mini‌ before the end of 2025.

Apple held an event in September and did a series of product releases in October, casting some doubt that a new model is still on the immediate horizon.

The next ‌HomePod mini‌ is expected to have an upgraded S-series chip inside and Apple's N1 networking chip, but there are no design changes rumored except for refreshed color options.

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Top Rated Comments

MacUserFella Avatar
19 weeks ago
Shaving off all my hair if the HomePod mini 2 and new Apple TV don’t release tomorrow
Score: 32 Votes (Like | Disagree)
19 weeks ago
A new Apple TV 4K is all I ask for. Surely it’s time now???
Score: 16 Votes (Like | Disagree)
ikramerica Avatar
19 weeks ago

They can keep them. My HomePods have been so problematic (endless WiFi issues, etc) I’ll never buy another one.
They are utter disappointments as products.

They fail as an intercom. They fail as a connected speaker because they are so inflexible. They populate my iphone’s speakerphone app with no way of removing them. Automated alarms and messages are too quiet and have no customizable alert tones.

They have turned out to be worthless to me.

I guess they play music okay, but they are in my kids rooms and don’t even have a line in for physical connections to music devices.
Score: 11 Votes (Like | Disagree)
ebika Avatar
19 weeks ago
The only reason I got a HomePod Mini was to serve as a HomeKit home hub after they killed the ability for me to use an old iPad for that. I have to say, it's pretty freaking useless otherwise. Other than the hub feature (which I do use and I'm glad something can act as a hub), most other usage is Siri being an absolute imbecile or accidental activations. There's very little chance I'm going to buy a HomePod Mini 2 from Apple.
Score: 7 Votes (Like | Disagree)
19 weeks ago
They can keep them. My HomePods have been so problematic (endless WiFi issues, etc) I’ll never buy another one.
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
efktd Avatar
19 weeks ago
I used to have frequent connection issues with my HomePods when I was using a Linksys mesh network. Ever since switching to Ubiquiti with hardwired APs, everything has been flawless.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)