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HomePod Launches in Spain and Mexico

Apple's HomePod Siri-enabled smart speaker expanded to an additional two countries today, with the device now available for purchase in Spain and Mexico.

In Spain the HomePod is priced at 349 euros, and in Mexico, it can be purchased for 7,999 pesos. The HomePod is more expensive in Mexico and Spain than in the U.S. due to value added taxes in both countries.

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With the HomePod's expansion to Spain and Mexico, the speaker is now available in a total of eight countries. When HomePod first launched in February, it was available in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia before expanding to Canada, France, and Germany in June.

Rumors suggest the HomePod could expand to Italy in the near future, with Apple employees testing an Italian language version of the device.

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Top Rated Comments

97 months ago
Too little, too late. Just give up Apple.
Well they’ve probably got millions of unwanted units sitting around collecting dust. Probably just trying to cut their losses, lol.
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97 months ago
Too little, too late. Just give up Apple.
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97 months ago
Finally the cartel can listen to some sick beats. :)
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97 months ago
I have no use for a HomePod or any of the other smart speaker things. My phone can do anything these can do.

I don't need another device that just duplicates functionality.
What phone have you got that can fill a room with sound?
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97 months ago
Meanwhile I am still waiting for it to release in japan, one of the biggest markets for apple, which the majority of smartphone users being on iOS.

Well I guess I will have to buy another one in Australia.
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97 months ago
...in less fortunate countries like Spain
Extremely less fortunate: they suffer from universal healthcare, less income inequality, no hurricanes, no synagogue shootings, no school shootings, no Trump... I too wonder who would ever want to live in such an unfortunate country.
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