Apple has released yet another firmware update for the AirPods Pro 2, making this the third revision within the same month. The new version, labeled 7A305, is designed to smooth out performance issues and strengthen the overall stability of Apple’s flagship earbuds.
Update Aims at Reliability
Unlike feature-heavy releases, this update is focused strictly on maintenance. Apple notes that it primarily resolves bugs and improves system reliability. Both the Lightning and USB-C models of the AirPods Pro 2 are included in the rollout, ensuring consistency across devices.
A Busy Month of Fixes
This latest update follows two earlier September releases, creating an unusually rapid update cycle for the earbuds. The pace highlights Apple’s determination to quickly eliminate glitches and refine the listening experience for users.
Automatic Installation
As with all AirPods updates, users don’t need to manually install the new firmware. The process takes place automatically when the earbuds are placed in their case and connected to a paired iPhone or iPad. Those who want to confirm the current firmware version can do so by heading to Settings > General > About, and selecting their AirPods from the list.
Improving Everyday Use
Though it doesn’t bring new features, version 7A305 is an important step in making the AirPods Pro 2 more reliable. By focusing on behind-the-scenes improvements, Apple ensures that the earbuds continue to provide a smooth and dependable experience for everyday use.