The HomePod is one of the new devices that has arrived for complete a well-planned and functional ecosystem created by Apple. This device has several functions and one of them is being able to use it as an extension to make and receive calls.
HomePod and HomePod mini
Recently, Apple launched a smaller version of its smart speaker, with features that closely resemble the original product, but adding the ability to have everything more compact. This makes More comfortable to perform certain functions by installing it on a desk, on a table or on certain furniture in the house.
While there are a few things that set the HomePod apart from the HomePod mini, its small version has become one of the more interesting devices in the company’s latest releases.
Besides offering great sound that can be used with Apple Music service and other HomePod mini functions like being a home intercom, it is also possible to use it as a device for phone calls.
Calls with HomePod
To make and answer phone calls using HomePod, you need the following:
- An iPhone 5s device with iOS 11.2.5 or later.
- Have an Apple ID on your phone
- Pair the device with an Apple ID. Apple explains it on its HomePod support site
Siri is the fundamental center and medium to make or answer calls. When receiving a call, iPhone will start ringing and the user can answer with HomePod using the voice assistant.
With the following commands, you can control calls:
Hey Siri, call “contact”.
Hey Siri, answer the phone.
Hey Siri, hang up.
Hey Siri, who called?
The audio transfer from iPhone to HomePod This is done from the call screen, the audio icon is touched, and the name of the desired HomePod is selected.
Now you can better enjoy your HomePod or HomePod mini, This function It is ideal for times when you don’t have a phone or when you want to make a call comfortably and efficiently.
