The first three HomeView-compatible smart home accessories in the Apple Home Collection are available to order starting today, including the LG Indoor Cam ($199.95), LG Outdoor Cam ($299.95), and LG Video Doorbell ($249.95). The remaining accessories from LG and Schneider Home are expected to launch by early 2027.
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Top Rated Comments
2 hours ago at 06:02 am
I can’t wait to hear how big of a flop these are at this price. I was really hoping for Apple branded cameras with FaceID so as an example, a door would unlock only when it knows you arrived.
1 hour ago at 06:24 am
I'll stick with my Aqara doorbell and indoor cameras at those prices!
56 minutes ago at 06:41 am
Not bad, prices are pretty standard, especially for LG. Their Circle View was about $200 and that was 6 years ago. LG usually adds their own premium pricing to their cameras, so nothing shocking here.
I personally have Aqara cameras for my indoor/outdoor, I hate their app and how it requires me to use it to update the firmware, but they are decent priced cameras.
When Apple announced the partnership I really was hoping it was an Apple camera, branding and all.
I personally have Aqara cameras for my indoor/outdoor, I hate their app and how it requires me to use it to update the firmware, but they are decent priced cameras.
When Apple announced the partnership I really was hoping it was an Apple camera, branding and all.
1 hour ago at 06:13 am
Insane pricing. Yes iCloud Secure Video is bundled to iCloud+ so there's not technically a subscription price if you already pay for that, but that up-front cost is insane. Costco has a $100 bundle for FIVE Blink cameras...
