Apple Headphones Keep Activating Siri And Pressing Play

For the size, this speaker has a lot of heft and powerful sound. Planning on getting a 2nd one when Airplay 2 comes out. �I can easily play music from iTunes on any of my Apple devices, and although I don't use Siri that much, it's responsive and has accurately responded with news or music play directions. �Be aware that Siri will only respond to you, and be recognized by the Home app, if you've turned on 2-factor authentication, which is a pain w/Apple.

Less expensive than through apple or amazon. Came quickly and had no trouble activating through apple.

Activating the Apple protection plan was a breeze...Will buy again. Time to Time during the weekends I see the site is off-line and has created inconvenience placing orders. Hope in the future this will not happen too often.

Listing to music just buy pressing play on my i pad easy

Awesome speaker, great interface, love Siri and Apple Music.

Team this up with a second HomePod and you have a fantastic listening experience. Siri may be an embarrassment for apple, the two HomePod experience is not.

I looove how I can switch cameras, play sounds and media with just pressing a button. Love my stream deck and my obs for streaming

Beats has done an excellent job of combining good sound with stability, Hey Siri, and Play Stopping just by removing one earphone. I have not used a set of earphones that combine all of these characteristics. It is expensive, but worth it.

Was easy to pair with the phone. We enjoyed asking Siri to play Puccini. Have to learn more of its tricks.

I now have four HomePods located throughout my house (all white) and I love the convenience of it. We use it all the time both to control HomeKit devices (Selena shades, various lights, etc.) and to play music. The sound quality is excellent to our ears (though none of us is an audiophile), particularly when two nearby HomePods are playing together. Its nice to be able to say Hey Siri, play playlist so-and-so everywhere and instantly have our home come alive with music. Interestingly, we dont have to raise our voices to give Siri commands even when the music is quite loud. Until now Id not enabled Personal Requests because the first three HomePods are located in shared spaces, but this fourth one is in my office, and the Personal Requests are pretty useful there. I also use it as an over-the-top-quality speakerphone extension there (I can tell it Hey Siri, Call John X and it places the call for me while I keep on typing an e-mail or whatever). Ive found no real downsides in the year we have had these devices. Id love for Siri to understand more complex queries, though; its pretty impressive already, but I still have to be somewhat careful how I structure my command.