Apple Homekit is a bit of a misnomer because it isnt actually a tangible thing. First question off the bat is, do you own an Apple Homepod? Im guessing no because very few people would think its a good idea buying an ~R8k smart speaker! I have a fully Apple household too and Homekit isnt really a thing, the certification cost is too high for manufacturers like iTead(Sonoff) to pay licensing for. Long story short is that the smart speakers from Apple/Amazon/Google need to be able to talk to a device if you want to use voice commands to turn it on and off. Amazon and Google have no issues but Apple is another issue altogether. IF you just want to use the app that the device comes with on your iphone or ipad then no worries, Sonoff will work just fine for that. I personally use Home Assistant as the hub for my home automation, through that Im able to extend any device I have to being "homekit" compatible. So I can ask Siri to turn on or off lights, open/close front gate or garage door etc. I can also do the same with Amazon or Google at the same time and the Echo speaker I have is great for that. Did any of that make sense? Im not sure it would to me and I just wrote it!
