Apple has released a new firmware update for the AirPods Max 2. The update introduces version 8E258 to the device. This new software replaces the previous version 8E251.
Apple describes the update content as bug fixes and other improvements. The company has not disclosed specific technical details about the changes. The release notes page currently lacks detailed information about the update.
Users must connect their AirPods Max 2 to Wi-Fi to receive the update. The device also needs to be charging for at least 30 minutes during the installation process.
This firmware release addresses stability and performance issues for the wireless headphones. Apple typically provides general descriptions for such software updates rather than itemized change logs.
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