Apple has officially deemed the iPhone X, first-generation AirPods, and first-generation HomePod as "vintage," signaling the end of support for these products. The six-year-old HomePod may disappoint owners, as Apple no longer considers it a current product. However, vintage products can still receive service from Apple and authorized repair centers. While the OG HomePod is not yet classified as obsolete, Apple restricts support for products more than seven years old. This move by Apple suggests a swift transition for the original HomePod, discontinued only three years ago. The company has not provided further comments on the matter. Owners of these vintage products, particularly those in need of repairs, are advised to address any issues promptly. Apple may encourage users to upgrade to newer models such as the HomePod Mini or second-generation HomePod.