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Apple announces release dates for the first Apple Home Collection smart devices

Apple announces release dates for the first Apple Home Collection smart devices
The Verge Friday 13 November 2026, 15:22 UTC By Andrew Liszewski 1 min read
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The first few smart home devices and accessories that Apple co-developed with LG Electronics and Schneider Electric for its new Apple Home Collection are now available for preorder through the company's online store, with delivery expected in mid-December. Apple announced the collection a month ago as part of a stronger push into the smart home space that's led by its new Siri AI-powered HomeView smart display which is also now available starting today. Of all the Apple Home Collection...

The first few smart home devices and accessories that Apple co-developed with LG Electronics and Schneider Electric for its new Apple Home Collection are now available for preorder through the company's online store, with delivery expected in mid-December. Apple announced the collection a month ago as part of a stronger push into the smart home space that's led by its new Siri AI-powered HomeView smart display which is also now available starting today.

Of all the Apple Home Collection devices currently listed on its online store, only a handful of LG accessories are available for preorder. These include the $299.95 LG Outdoor Cam and $199. …

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