After announcing the new iMac and Mac mini with the M4 chip, Apple has released a new firmware update for its latest generation headphones. The long-awaited update for the AirPods 4 model, which was launched at the beginning of September, is finally available to users. Here are the details…
New AirPods 4 Update Focuses on Bug Fixes
According to recent information, the new version brings firmware number 7B19, replacing the previous 7A302 that was released in September, and includes bug fixes and stability improvements for the AirPods 4.
It seems that this time is no different. Apple did not send a changelog with the new version, and no new features have been detected after the headphones were updated. It is only said that the new version resolves potential issues.
It’s worth noting that the update is automatically installed when the headphones are in use, and there is no way to force the update through the AirPods app on the iPhone.
You can check whether the new update is installed on your accessories by going to Settings > General > About > AirPods.
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