Apple's HomePod has returned to the price of $199.99 today at Best Buy. This sale is a solid $99 discount on the original $299.00 price of the HomePod, and it's one that Best Buy has offered a few times throughout 2020.

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This price also represents one of the lowest we've ever tracked for a new HomePod. Best Buy offers free next-day delivery for select qualifying items in the United States, and there are also options to pick up devices at a local store. Both the White and Space Gray color options are on sale at Best Buy.

We track the best deals on HomePod every week, so be sure to bookmark our guide if you're on the hunt for solid HomePod discounts.

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Top Rated Comments

citysnaps Avatar
52 months ago
They're a good deal at $199. I'm very happy with my five HomePods.
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
mattopotamus Avatar
52 months ago
I feel like this price has become the norm. Every month it seems like this deal pops up.
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Unity451 Avatar
52 months ago

They're a good deal at $199. I'm very happy with my five HomePods.
Now THAT's surround sound!
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Eduardo1971 Avatar
52 months ago

$199 but with taxes you gonna end up paying that $299 anyway

What are homepods good for anyway?
You actually wrote this response? What is the point, other than being melodramatic?

I have four HomePods and the ones I bought for $199 did not end up costing nowhere near what your hysteric opinion claims.

If you claim to not know what HomePod’s are good for then the internet has not been good to you.
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Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
MistrSynistr Avatar
52 months ago
People hating on Homepods:

1. Those who don't own them
2. Those who have the worst routers in histroy

they are amazing. Especially as a stereo pair in the back of your entertainment room as TV speakers. YEAH I SAID IT.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
icanhazmac Avatar
52 months ago

Echo is still the standard. This is a toy.
Seems a silly statement, echo is no where near the standard in terms of a quality speaker and I think most reasonable people would conclude that if you are going to buy a HomePod that Siri isn't the driving purchase decision, sound quality and privacy are driving that choice.

They are really almost polar opposites in terms of what they excel at, Alexa/Echo seem to have the lead as far as an assistant goes but HomePod/Siri are hands down the leader from quality of sound. I wish people would stop judging HomePod based on Siri and Echo based on Alexa.


Personally I struggle to see why you'd pay even $199 for one.
Care to elaborate? Because you don't think Siri is a good value? You think the speaker sucks? What? Have you heard one? Do you just prefer the sound of a $29 speaker?
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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