Apple just dropped a new firmware update for AirPods 4, and it’s called 7E93. This is the first AirPods 4 firmware update since November 2024 (7B21), and Apple didn’t give us a full changelog—just the usual “bug fixes and other improvements.” In my experience, that usually means stuff like connectivity, battery life, and sometimes even sound quality. Apple’s also been beta testing this since January 2025, so the long testing window makes me think this was a pretty big set of fixes behind the scenes. In the video, I go over what people are noticing after updating—because reactions are all over the place. Some people say they don’t notice anything, some say things got worse, and others are reporting improvements like better sound quality and better noise cancellation. I also saw people mention it fixing a Find My issue where it shows Find My isn’t set up. And yeah… some people are even claiming AirPods 4 suddenly have ANC, which is wild considering Apple separates the ANC model at a higher price. I also show you exactly how I check the firmware version and how to update. I walk through going into AirPods settings, checking the version number, making sure your iPhone is on the latest iOS (I’m on iOS 18.4), and then doing the usual charge-and-wait method for about 30 minutes so the update can install automatically.