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Looks like we differ on two different things. :) I don't find the audio coming from the Home to be at all "nails on a chaulboard" for casual listening. Heck even the Mini's do the job for us. We aren't audio snobs so to speak. :)

I guess that's where we differ. I never bought my Google Home or mini's with the intention of making it a top notch music speaker. It's main use is to assist with smart home stuff, Q&A school stuff, etc. Oh sure, I've played a song here and there and it sounds fine for my needs, but my main set...

I love that video! Well done to the guy who built that!! I don't know of anyone in my circles who own or have asked for any HomePods. But many have or are saying they want an Echo or Mini. I don't see Homepods flying off shelves with their limited offerings and price point. I'm tempted to get...

Well that's cool that they slim down some data collection, but I don't trust Apple to "do the right thing" any more than I would Google. You log a device into the net and you will be tracked or your data will be collected and used in some form or fashion. Apple devices are no "safer" to use than...

If you're paranoid about stuff like that you might as well toss out all your Apple "I" gadgets, you are just as bad off with Apple stuff as your would be with Google. You're fooling yourself if you think Apple is safer to use. Also, Homepod's and siri seem to be far less useful compared to...

As are their Home and Mini's. :)

This is a reason I love having my Roku TV. It has Spotify, Pandora, Google Play Music loaded on it (hooked to my AVR), I just hit one button on the Harmony and I can access whatever music I need ("Listen to Spotify" etc) with next to no effort. Heck, I can tell my Google Home to play "Christmas...

I didn't realize the HomePod was still around. I never see it advertised. I see all kinds of other similar devices advertised on TV from Facebook, Amazon, Google, but never this device.