【?? ??? ??】Best speaker deal: Get the Apple HomePod for 42% off at Verizon

SAVE $125: As of June 4,?? ??? ?? get the Apple HomePod at Verizon for $174.99. That's a discount of 42%.

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Looking for a new smart speaker to bring more sound to a certain room in your home? If you primarily use devices in the iOS ecosystem, the latest Apple HomePod can make a great addition to your sound setup. The feature-rich yet modest speaker offers satisfying sound at a price made impossibly sweet thanks to today's deal.

As of June 4, get the 2023 Apple HomePod for just $174.99 at Verizon. That's $125 off its original price of $299.99 and a discount of 42%. This is an online-only deal, so keep that in mind. Right now the speaker is still standing strong at Best Buy for full price, so you're getting a great deal at this lower price point.

This is the 2023 edition of the smart speaker, which followed the original that debuted in 2018. It has 5 tweeters and 4 microphones with a subwoofer, all powered by the Apple S7 chip. It also includes temperature, humidity, and additional sound recognition sensors.

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Mashable's Stan Schroeder praised this version of the HomePod for its "big sound with tons of bass" and its simple setup, which works seamlessly when paired with Apple devices. This is a compact speaker that you can place anywhere you'd like, and it'll pump out excellent sound, with mics and speakers to control the device by voice. All in all, it's a great buy, especially when you can get it for a bargain. If you're in the market for a smart speaker, snatch it up quickly.

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