At the end of 2025, Apple will introduce updated versions of the HomePod mini 2 and the next-generation Apple TV. According to insider Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, the release of the devices is expected between September and November, reports MacRumors.
Part of a new smart home strategy
These new products will be part of Apple's ambitious smart home strategy. In 2025, the company also plans to release:
- The first full-fledged home hub.
- Intercom with Face ID.
- Video surveillance system.
What's new in the devices?
HomePod mini 2:
- New S-series chip for improved performance.
- Improved sound quality.
- Additional color options for the case.
Next-generation Apple TV:
- New A-series chip, more powerful than the A15 Bionic.
- Wi-Fi 6E support for faster speeds and minimal latency.
- Possible addition of a built-in camera for FaceTime.
- Starting price in the US - from $99.
Both devices will feature a new Apple chip that combines Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, improving their syncing and stability.
Why fall 2025?
Apple chose this period to avoid competition from other new products, including:
- MacBook Air 2025.
- iPhone SE.
- Second-generation AirTag.
- Base model iPad.






