Overview
- Apple confirmed the wall‑mounted HomeView ships without a mount or power adapter, so buyers must purchase a mount and a power solution separately.
- Apple’s support document specifies the wall‑mounted unit needs a USB‑C adapter rated at least 20W that supports 9V at 2.22A, while the tabletop HomeView includes a 30W adapter that supports 15V at 2A.
- Apple warns that using an adapter that does not meet the exact voltage and current requirements can trigger a “Not Enough Power” warning on the device.
- Apple Store listings show three official wall mounts priced at $79.95 (USB‑C Wall Connector), $109.95 (AC Wired) and $179.95 (PoE Wired) and offer an optional 40W Dynamic Power Adapter for $55, with Apple advising a licensed electrician for wired installs.
- Because both models use USB‑C, accessory makers can build battery bases, third‑party mounts and 3D‑printed housings that expand use cases, but buyers should expect higher out‑the‑door costs and possible installation complexity for hardwired setups.