Those who have tried Sonos products or other quality firms when it comes to quality home sound will know the concept well. Multi-Room, the system that allows interconnecting different speakers through the Wi-Fi network of our home to get the best results.
This capacity could not be lacking within the HomePod, a device that has all the necessary hardware. However, we must take into account Apple's habit of renaming existing technologies to suit its products. Apple's Multi-Room already has its own Cupertino-style nomenclature, it's called FullRoom and it will take a while to be available.
This technology that Apple is testing very thoroughly will allow us to pair all the HomePods we want through the home Wi-Fi network, if you have the money of course to afford more than one, which is not little. This is how we will generate a piped music effect in our home, we imagine that thanks to a complete integration system with HomeKit. Nevertheless, The first reviews confirm that they will not allow us to configure the speakers as stereo to our liking, That will be in the hands of the intelligent adaptation of the speaker system, technology that Apple wants to boast for quite some time, that less than exploit its strength to the maximum.
Although the user manual does indicate something about stereo sound (not necessarily because a single HomePod already has more than stereo sound), but what has been said, this action will be carried out intelligently by the speaker itself. For its part, AirPlay 2 is the evolution to Multi-Room mode according to the indications of the company's own website. This Friday we will already have the HomePod in the United States of America, the United Kingdom and Australia, and we hope to bring you the first review.