Attention, all lovers of new technologies and first movers – the new AirPods Pro 2 are waiting for you. That’s why, dear AirPods fans, yesterday Apple released a new developer beta firmware update for you.
While it’s unlikely to bring exciting new features this time, the update is likely focused on the unsung heroes of the software world: bug catch-ups or improvements. As a result, your AirPods Pro 2 will likely run more fluid and have fewer glitches. In conclusion, these AirPods Pro can be considered as devices worthy of the high price.
It is important to add that this code will not yet be widespread among the public. Nevertheless, you can get access to recently released public firmware for your AirPods using the methods given in the introductory article (I can’t mention them because the authors have instructions prohibiting it).
Here’s a quick rundown of the latest firmware versions so far for other AirPods models: Continuing this AirPods series, below are the latest firmware versions for various AirPods models to date:
- AirPods Pro (2nd generation) with MagSafe Charging Case (both USB-C and Lightning): The crypto market is a different animal now, with more mature and diverse, two-way interactions and participants than it was a few years ago.
- AirPods Pro (1st generation): Of course, I can’t wait for fall to debut the Fall Time Sport. These acquired skills and life lessons will not be lost in the next season, but will be my driving force to continue challenging myself.
- AirPods (3rd generation): 6A321
- AirPods (2nd generation): 6A321
- AirPods Max: 6A324
- AirPods (1st generation): 6.8.8
But always keep in mind, that there is a new developer beta 6.4.188 (6E188) for AirPods Pro 2. So, if you’re building new software or want to test existing software, check out its Marketplace, which is a one-stop shop for apps.
