Apple on Tuesday quietly launched a firmware replace for the Beats Solo Buds, the entry-level earbuds that have been launched earlier this 12 months underneath the Beats model. Learn on as we element extra in regards to the replace and learn how to set up it on the earbuds.

Apple updates Beats Solo Buds firmware

The brand new firmware obtainable for the Beats Solo Buds has the construct quantity 3A130 and is the primary replace obtainable for the earbuds since their launch. The earlier firmware, the one which shipped with the earbuds, is 3A130.

Apple doesn’t sometimes present launch notes for firmware updates like this, so we don’t but know if the replace provides any new options. In August, the corporate launched an replace for the Beats Studio Professional headphones that added help for the multi-user audio sharing characteristic.

Similar to updating AirPods, the method of updating the firmware of Beats headphones is kind of obscure. There’s no option to set up firmware updates manually through iOS units – the method occurs robotically when the earbuds are close to an iPhone or iPad related to the web. Nevertheless, Android customers can use the official Beats app to simply set up firmware updates.

The brand new Beats Solo Buds are a less expensive different to wi-fi earbuds just like the entry-level AirPods. Regardless of the dearth of some extra superior options like Lively Noise Cancellation, ear detection for auto play/pause and Transparency Mode, they provide 18 hours of battery life and integration with each iOS and Android.

Apple sells Beats Solo Buds for $79, however you’ll find them for simply $49 on Amazon.

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