It’s that time again. Apple is releasing another round of somewhat nebulous AirPods firmware updates. This time it’s the AirPods Pro AirPods 2, and AirPods Max hardware that are due for an update.
New firmware just arrived for AirPods Pro, AirPods 2, and AirPods Max
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