Apple just released beta AirPods firmware for 2nd and 3rd gen AirPods, AirPods Pro, and AirPods Mac – but should you consider installing it?
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0:00 Introduction
0:28 Install AirPods beta
1:23 What's new?
1:47 A better way
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There SHOULD be a way to MANUALLY CONTROL your AirPods WHEN there’s an UPDATE for them like instead of an app just a dedicated AirPods section in the Settings app
As for firmware BETAS I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND BETA TESTING AirPods firmware IF it’s NOT DOWNGRADABLE UNLESS YOU HAVE A SECOND PAIR of AirPods
I DONT understand WHY you feel you need to CAPITALIZE half of the WORDS IN YOUR COMMENT
@Agnes Nutter LOL
wait, does 2nd gen AirPods gets new updates too? wow mind-blowing
I could use some improvements to switching. I sit next to my Mac while watching something on my tablet while occasionally checking my phone. I almost need my AirPods to read my mind.
I wish I could roll all the way back to launch firmware and get the good ANC back.
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HDR?
You actually don’t need the Ventura Beta. I did it with the xCode beta and iOS 16 beta and the latest Mac OS version (not Ventura)
That’s good to know. I’m going to be installing build number “5B5040c and I was wondering if I needed the Ventura 4.1 beta or not. I wonder if it fixes the AirPods Pro to audio drift issues
how to update uisng macbook?
I wonder if build number “5B5040c fixes AirPods Pro 2 Audio drift issues