I would suggest him to visit a doctor regarding his ears before complaining something is not loud enough.
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Apple Releases Firmware Update for AirPods Pro
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It's most likely the ANC having difficulty with frequencies near those stores; I'll bet the Airpods Pro don't hum if you turn ANC off. Could be HVAC noise or other high/low frequency sound.
Alright, cool. Well, you're one. Of course, I've read many from others that said it didn't on not just MR but many other sites. So, I think you're outnumbered.
I tried to change the tips and could not remove it without tearing it. What is the trick?
Who knows, normally only people who have problems post about it. There is no way of knowing if the silent majority does have this problem. I had the charging issue with the original firmware.
Yeah I had the same frustration where it didn’t even charge one of the AirPod even though the case was plugged in and to the outlet.... return it if you can I am completely satisfied with my first generation.
I went to Best Buy where the Geek Squad is an Apple Authorized Service Provider and now I have to spend what will probably be over a week without my right AirPod. And even then I'm not confident that a replacement will solve the issue as it may be an issue with the case itself.
I have several products to prove that no, not being able to update firmware did not mean products were flawless. It just meant they stayed flawed! It even included products that COULD be updated, but the manufacturer didn’t bother. For instance my Sony cameraphone that slowly filled the memory with junk, to the point that the camera stopped functioning, and the only solution was expensive repair.
Thank you for software updates!
I have returned my Airpods Pro due to fit issues, but I did get sync issues twice in the time I had them. This probably adresses something like that. Given that most seem to not have issues, it is not guaranteed that this would be caught in beta testing. And yes, I professionally work with beta testing firmware.
My toothbrush already connects over Bluetooth. So this isn't a stretch at all.
You don’t even see what you are saying!
A product you paid for with your hard earned money had a serious flaw and even you admit it. Don’t get me wrong it is great that Sony(in your case) and Apple released a software fix but Sony and Apple didn’t reimburse you to fix a fault in a product they sold you.
I can guarantee you if I sold Apple a product that was part of the iPhone assembly process that had a flaw that caused iPhones to fail after they left the factory, Apple wouldn’t be satisfied with a “free” firmware update that corrected the problem with any new devices my product helped assemble.
You're reading it wrong.
Sony never fixed the issue for him through a free software update. It required an expensive repair. His point is that products will inevitably have flaws no matter how much testing is done and it is better that they're fixed later for free than just left to rot with faults.
Technological improvements make things more complicated than they were in the past.
@lostngone
So, as it’s impossible to release a complicated electronic product knowing it is 100% flawless (nobody can deny that), are you proposing nothing is released...ever?
That’s a genuine question (I’m not being offhand), because you are seemingly going out of your way to criticise this firmware update and it’s timing, yet not positing a visible alternative. What would be your solution? I honestly would love to know.
So, as it’s impossible to release a complicated electronic product knowing it is 100% flawless (nobody can deny that), are you proposing nothing is released...ever?
That’s a genuine question (I’m not being offhand), because you are seemingly going out of your way to criticise this firmware update and it’s timing, yet not positing a visible alternative. What would be your solution? I honestly would love to know.
I'm very confused by that genuine question. It appears you attributing things other people have said to me.
guessing the air pods need to be connected for this to appear.
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mine just say 2B588 when it comes to the firmware version...how do I know if it's updated?
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mine just say 2B588 when it comes to the firmware version...how do I know if it's updated?
Same question. I have 2B588 too but it looks like these guys are saying we're already been updated. Just didn't know it!
Yeah... mine did. I just had them in the case charging and when I checked they had been updated.
I had the exact problem last week. This week when I say hey Siri it does what I want but keep the sound dimmed for a long time.
Funny, there was a time; decades ago, when I thought everything Apple made was 'magical'.
No, YOU don’t understand what I am saying: Sony did NOT issue a fix, rendering my phone useless just outside the warranty period. It literally became trash!
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TV forgets image settings (not other settings) every time power is disconnected, 15 years ago: No fix. Car forgets TA volume settings when car is turned off: no fix. AV receiver decoding channels wrong. VCR useless after Y2K bug. No fix. There were PLENTY of software/firmware faults in products before updates became a thing. Don’t even get me started on DVD players!
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Yep, no way of knowing any exact number. So, I go by number of reports with this particular problem on specific device on certain OS. I've seen more reports of not resolved vs resolved. So...
But, thanks for commenting on the post that you believe it is resolved based upon your use with whichever devices.