Apple has announced a major update for Airpods Max that is expected to improve audio experience for users. This will add support for defective audio and ultra-lo Letty audio, especially for AirPods Max with USB-C. The possibility of the latest software update will roll out with iOS 18.4 version in April.

With this update, Airpods Max 24-bit, 48 kHz will be able to give defective audio, so the users can expect to experience music in their original form, as if it was recorded in the studio. Apple says that this upgrade basically integrates with personal spatial audio, giving users a better sound experience. The company is also saying that music lovers will now have access to a huge library of Apple Music of more than 100 million songs in the blameless audio.

“With this update, Airpods Max 24-bit, 48 KHz will unlock the defective audio, preserve the integrity of original recording and allow the audience to experience music as the artist has made it in the studio. The faulty audio is also actually working with accurately, accurately, accurately, acclaimed.

Another feature that comes with this update is Ultra-Lo Letty Audio, which is expected to reduce lag time, making the response accelerated as a built-in speaker on devices such as Mac, iPad and iPhone. This improvement is expected to appeal especially gamers and those who offer more liquid and smooth experience without any noticeable delay.

Apart from these reforms, Apple is also launching a 3.5 mm audio cable from a new USB-C, priced at $ 39. This cable airpods will enable wired playback for Max users, addressing a feature that was missing in the USB-C version of the headphone when they first launched.

Although these updates will only be available for USB-C variants of AirPods Max, this can give a reason to consider upgrading the current lightening version users. The upcoming software update will be a part of the iPados 18.4 and Macos Sequoia 15.4, which will make AirPods Max even a more compelling option for those looking for top-level audio performance in Apple’s ecosystem.