Review on Smart speaker Apple HomePod mini, blue by Vinay Zaveree ᠌

A good smart speaker, in my opinion the best one currently available on the market. It has been designed from the ground up, just like any other product that an apple firm produces, and it carries out all of the functions that have been announced it will complete without the need for crutches or dancing with tambourines. The pricing is also pretty reasonable for Apple, coming in at 99 dollars in the United States. You can control the music from your Macbook, iPhone, or even your Apple Watch thanks to its seamless integration with the Apple ecosystem. The sound is quite good for such a little child. The speaker does not support Bluetooth, which means that you cannot connect it to any device in order to stream audio to it from that device. It may function totally independently and download music from the network on its own. You are able to activate one on it, another on the iPhone, and a third on the iPad, and each one will produce its own unique stream of music when activated. My subscription to Apple Music is now active, and it serves me well. I have no idea what will take place if there is not a subscription, nor do I know how this device will function because I did not test it. It is unfortunate that there is not an option that includes a battery because I would very much like to take it with me. The fact that Apple has officially decided not to sell this product in the United States is one of the negatives. It is unclear why Apple assigned the year 2022 to those countries in which there is no demand for this product. The gray market is saturated with offers, and they sell out in a reasonable amount of time; why is this not a sign that the product should be marketed and sold officially? The rest are logical consequences of the first negative: there is no assurance, and the reason why there is no 2022 Siri is not well understood. It is not annoying to command a column in English, but the lack of sales in the year 2022 does not mean that it does not need the language of that year. Many people who speak the language of that year live outside of the country, and it is not clear why they are unable to buy a column, for instance, in the United States of America and then give it away to her at home commands in 2022. On the other hand, Siri has no trouble understanding the year 2022 on any other device, regardless of the nation in which it was purchased; this information is simply omitted on purpose. One hope is that with the same ease that they cut it out, they will eventually cut it back with the same ease, and we are very much looking forward to it happening sooner or later.