Apple’s HomeView, its first smart display, goes on sale today in Canada for $429. It’s available in Apple Stores, online and in the Apple Store app. Apple’s new Apple TV 4K also launches today at the same $429 price, iPhone in Canada reports.
What you get
HomeView has a 7-inch display and runs Siri AI, Apple’s new, more conversational version of Siri. It plays music, makes FaceTime calls, shows calendars and controls smart home accessories through the Home app. It recognizes up to six people by face and shows each person’s own Messages, Calendar, Reminders and Find My information. Paired with an Apple Intelligence-capable iPhone or iPad, Siri AI can also use your personal context, like your calendar and messages, to answer questions.
Canadian prices
| Item | Price (CAD) |
|---|---|
| HomeView (tabletop): silver, starlight, rose pink, space grey | $429 |
| HomeView (wall mounted): silver, space grey | $429 |
| Schneider Power Mount USB-C Wall Connector | $79.95 |
| Schneider Power Mount AC Wired | from $109.95 |
| Schneider Power Mount PoE Wired (early 2027) | $179.95 |
The wall-mounted model is designed to use one of three Schneider Home mounts, sold separately, so a wall setup starts at $508.95 before tax.
The Quebec catch
Siri AI on HomeView works in English only in Canada at launch. Apple says Canadian French support will come later through a free software update, but hasn’t said when. Siri AI is also labelled a beta, and Apple notes that some Apple Intelligence features that use its servers have daily usage limits, with expanded access to come “for a fee in the future.” HomeView isn’t sold in the European Union at all.
You also need a compatible iPhone or iPad to set it up.
Why it matters: HomeView is Apple’s answer to Google’s and Amazon’s smart displays. If your household runs in French, or you don’t own an iPhone, it’s worth waiting. Apple’s first Home Collection accessories, a video doorbell and two security cameras made with LG, are also now available to order, with deliveries estimated for mid-December, 9to5Mac reports. Check Apple’s Canadian store for availability here.