You can make a difference in the Apple Support Community!
When you sign up with your Apple Account, you can provide valuable feedback to other community members by upvoting helpful replies and User Tips.
When you sign up with your Apple Account, you can provide valuable feedback to other community members by upvoting helpful replies and User Tips.
just setting up with home pod mini. I have 3 of them but it appears it will not connect more than two at the same time. I was hoping to get a total of 6, but I do not understand the connection issues. All have strong wifi signal, no restrictions on the network as far as I know.
You can pair two to work as one but you can still play to all in sync. You can AirPlay to all 3 or ask Siri to play to all or everywhere
So for 6 you would do three pairs
To create a stereo pair, both HomePod speakers need to be assigned to the same room.
You can pair two to work as one but you can still play to all in sync. You can AirPlay to all 3 or ask Siri to play to all or everywhere
So for 6 you would do three pairs
To create a stereo pair, both HomePod speakers need to be assigned to the same room.
They should all play in sync or one at a time.
You could try a reset then set it up again.
*Keep in mind they all need to be on the same wifi network - rebooting your wifi may also help,
You can try a restart first, then if it still doesn’t work: Reset HomePod
To Restart HomePod:
Open the Home App - go to the Room it’s in
Long press on the HomePod icon to bring up settings, scroll down to the gear icon, tap that, scroll to the bottom to Reset HomePod - then select Restart HomePod
Thanks. Am not looking to pair them as stereo. Totally separate rooms. Simply would not operate independently or together. I think one of them is a bad unit. Will try an exchange and see if that takes care of it.
It appears it will not allow more than 2 home pods to be connected at the same time
