Apple today released a completely unexpected firmware update for the AirPods 2 and AirPods Pro.
The new AirPods update has the build number 3A283 and is intended for both the second generation and the Pro version of the earbuds. Until now, 2D15 was running on the AirPods 2 while the AirPods Pro were equipped with 2D27. Apple usually does not publish an update description when it comes to updating the popular plug It remains unknown for the time being what exactly the new firmware has to offer. However, a software update is expected that supports iOS 14 and enables spatial audio on the AirPods Pro. The AirPods are usually updated automatically as soon as the AirPods are connected to a device and in use. However, this process can be delayed. In some cases, however, the update can also be forced immediately. To do this, connect the AirPods case to a power source, take out the AirPods and pair them with an iPhone or iPad. The update could then start immediately. However, there is no guarantee of this.
How to check the firmware version of your AirPods
If you want to know the current firmware version of your AirPods Pro / AirPods, all you have to do is connect the plugs to your iPhone and open the “Info” section under “General” in the iOS settings. Further down you will find a line with the title “AirPods / AirPods Pro from ..” - here you can find further information such as model and serial number, firmware version and more. AirPods firmware updates often contain performance improvements, bug fixes and function adjustments. If interesting changes emerge, we will report on them as usual. Do you want new headphones? Then take a look at our Amazon Storefront over – there we have all the current AirPods as well as Beats Models summarized for you. (Photo by skorovik / Bigstockphoto)
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