Although in recent years Apple has often launched all its new devices together around the world, sometimes Apple cannot deliver. The last example is found in the HomePod mini, the little brother of the HomePod, which it is now available for purchase in Mexico and Taiwan.
During the presentation of the HomePod mini, Apple announced the availability of this speaker from November 6 in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States, a device that it would reach customers as of November 16.
The second batch of countries consisted of China, Mexico and Taiwan, in a launch scheduled for before the end of the year. Fortunately for Mexican users, the HomePod is now available through the online App Store in addition to the two Apple Stores that Apple has available in the country.
Users from Taiwan, another country that was also in the second round, can also get hold of it through the same methods as in Mexico. However, China, one of the countries that contributes the most to Apple's economy, still not available, so if they will have to wait a little before the end of the year to be able to get hold of the HomePod mini, as Apple announced.
The HomePod mini It is available in the Apple Store in Mexico for 2.599 Mexican pesos, which means about 130 US dollars to change and with shipping the next day, so you will not have to wait 10 days as we did in Spain and other European countries to be able to enjoy the sound quality it offers us.
To the 2.599 Mexican pesos you can add others 429 pesos if you want to contract AppleCare +, a recommended purchase if you intend to take it from here to there, since the repair costs the same costs about the same as a new one.