HomePod renders showed a very simplified interior

That the HomePod is giving a lot to talk about is no one's secret and it is that since Apple put this new speaker on sale, many have been the people who have talked about it, either for better, for worse, analyzing it, breaking it down or any another action that is likely to give information about this new Apple product. 

One of the things that caught my attention the most was the breakdown made by the famous iFixit website. The same day that Apple put it up for sale we had the breakdown of it realizing how difficult it is to be able to access the interior of it.

Apple has designed very, very well its own box HomePod And it is that to be able to access the interior of it, you have to literally destroy the casing. It is an encapsulation in which most of the pieces have been glued and, consequently, they cannot be disassembled as many followers believed. 

In iFixit they have had to cut the case to be able to access the interior and realize how Apple has distributed the internal components. This is where I want to focus this article. Apple, in its presentation, showed some renderings in which the inside of the speaker could be seen clearly. The image they showed is the header of this article. What has been my surprise to see that the thing is not really as beautiful on the inside as they painted us and most of the parts are glued to a plastic cylinder. The microphones are glued to that housing, leaving small holes in the wall and the tweeters do not have a direct output but their sound is redirected towards the lower part of the speaker.

Once again, we see the power that renders have to show the benefits of a product that, in reality, you have to make a great effort to be able to see things the same way. What do you think of the constitution of the HomePod inside?