HomeView display drops to 0.3 nits
The release says the 7-inch Liquid Retina display can fall from 500 nits to 0.3 nits.
| Tabletop HomeView | Wall-mounted HomeView | |
|---|---|---|
| display | 7-inch Liquid Retina display | 7-inch Liquid Retina display |
| max brightness | 500 nits | |
| min brightness | 0.3 nits | |
| availability | November 13 | November 13 |
| users | up to six people | up to six people |
| colors | silver, starlight, rose pink, space gray | space gray and silver |
| mounts | three purpose-built mounts from Schneider Home |
The release says the 7-inch Liquid Retina display can fall from 500 nits to 0.3 nits. It covers tabletop and wall-mounted forms, both using the same panel.
Pre-orders begin October 13, and availability starts November 13. The release does not state a price.
MacRumors adds a $299 U.S. price and calls the 0.3-nit floor the lowest-ever display brightness. The wire also cites a prior 1-nit limit, a figure absent from Apple's text.
The desk treats 0.3 nits as the confirmed brightness target. The price and lowest-ever label remain wire claims until Apple states them.
The release leaves out the processor behind Siri AI, power draw, dimensions, weight, and camera. Real minimum brightness under ambient light and SKU details for each mount option remain unmeasured.
The 0.3-nit floor is the confirmed brightness fact; the $299 price and lowest-ever label remain wire claims.
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