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How to update your AirPods? Apple may release an update to the AirPods' internal firmware from time to time.
In fact It isThis update may include new features or improvements to how AirPods work. That's what happened last week with version 2, which, according to some, brings improvements in battery life and connection speed, as well as less audio interference.
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But since AirPods don't have a dedicated app for adjustments (like the Watch), how does this firmware update work? In this article, we will show you how this update works.
How to update your AirPods
The good news is that the update is automatic and most of the time you don't even notice it happened.
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It starts when the earbuds are charging inside the case and near the paired iPhone. Everything is done via Wi-Fi.
However, to find out if your AirPods already have the latest version installed, simply connect the headphones to the iPhone and go to Settings ›General› About even iOS.
Then just look for the name of your AirPods and access the menu. in fact the latest version (at the time of this article) is If it is the same number for you, the firmware has already been updated. Finally, when you read your own text, you are able to identify things
that could be improved or adjusted. This also applies to the AirPods update process. Here are some additional tips and information to ensure your AirPods are always up to date and working their best:
- Keep your iPhone updated: AirPods firmware updates often accompany iOS updates. Therefore, keeping your iPhone updated ensures you have access to the latest features and bug fixes for your AirPods.
- Make sure your AirPods are charged: For the update to occur, the AirPods must be charged and in their case. If the battery level is low, connect the case to a power source before attempting the update.
- Check Wi-Fi connection: Since the update is done over Wi-Fi, make sure your iPhone is connected to a stable Wi-Fi network during the update process.
- Give the process time: Although the update is usually quick and unobtrusive, it may take some time to complete. Avoid opening the AirPods case or disconnecting the headphones from the iPhone while the update is in progress.
- Restart your AirPods if necessary: If you suspect the update was unsuccessful, or if you're experiencing issues with your AirPods after an update, try restarting your headphones. This can be done by placing the AirPods back in the case and closing the lid for about 30 seconds before opening it again.
- Consult Apple support if necessary: If you continue to have issues with the update or with your AirPods working, contact Apple support for additional help.
By following these tips, you can ensure your AirPods are always updated to the latest firmware, giving you the best audio experience possible.
