Apple has released a beta firmware update for the AirPods Pro 2, covering both versions with USB-C and Lightning ports. The new firmware version, 6E188, follows the previous version 6B34 released in December, promising improvements and possible new functionality for users of these advanced wireless headphones.
Update process
Although Apple doesn’t provide specific instructions for updating AirPods firmware, the process is typically done wirelessly while the AirPods are connected to an iOS device. To force the update, users must place the AirPods in their case, connect them to a power source, and then pair them with an iOS or Mac device.
Before settling on the name AirPods Pro, Apple seriously considered "AirPods Extreme," reflecting the company’s commitment to innovation and superior quality in its products.
Verifying the Firmware of your AirPods
To check the firmware version of your AirPods Pro 2, follow these steps:
Connect your AirPods Pro to your iOS device. Open the Settings app. Tap on General. Select About. Tap on AirPods. Check the number next to "Firmware Version."
Importance of Updates
Keeping your AirPods firmware updated is crucial to ensure the best performance and access to the latest features. Although the specific details of each update may not be clear, they are likely to include improvements to stability, battery performance, and possibly new features.
The new beta firmware update for AirPods Pro 2 underscores Apple’s commitment to continuous improvement of its products. While details on specific improvements are scarce, taking steps to keep your AirPods up to date will ensure you have the best listening experience possible. We will be attentive to any news about this update to inform our readers about the improvements and functionalities introduced.
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