I just received my new AirPods 3 yesterday, and when I checked the firmware version, it said 4B61. I've never heard of that version before. A few weeks ago, the AirPods Pro and AirPods Max got a new firmware update, 4A400. Assuming that 4B is newer than 4A, does that mean that there will be an upcoming update to the Pros and Maxes as well? Or are they using two different AirPods firmwares for the pros/maxes and the regular ones?
May I also add that with these 3rd generations, it´s the first time that the majority of the songs I've listened to so far are sounding better with "spatialize stereo" enabled. To me, it sounds like it just opens up the soundstage (without degrading the musical quality) and hits lower in the bass area.
I will continue to explore how they work in different situations, but my question was about the firmware. What's most likely? Two different firmwares (pros and regulars), a soon-coming update to the 3rd generation (to make it 4A400), or a soon-coming firmware update to the pros (to make them 4B61)?
May I also add that with these 3rd generations, it´s the first time that the majority of the songs I've listened to so far are sounding better with "spatialize stereo" enabled. To me, it sounds like it just opens up the soundstage (without degrading the musical quality) and hits lower in the bass area.
I will continue to explore how they work in different situations, but my question was about the firmware. What's most likely? Two different firmwares (pros and regulars), a soon-coming update to the 3rd generation (to make it 4A400), or a soon-coming firmware update to the pros (to make them 4B61)?