In the same way as with the iPhone, Apple pushes out firmware updates to your AirPods (first and second generation) y AirPods Pro. The upgrade procedure takes place automatically behind the scenes, but you can manually check what firmware version you are running. That's how.
How to update your Apple AirPods and AirPods Pro
Before you start to check the firmware version of your AirPods, Let's take a second to discuss what is needed before your Apple headphones update themselves.. First, your AirPods must be in the charging case. In second place, charging case must be connected to power. This can be done with the included Lightning cable or with a Qi charger (where appropriate).
Finally, your AirPods should be near your paired iPhone or iPad. As long as your phone or tablet is connected to the internet, will transfer and install any firmware updates on your headphones.
How to find your firmware version
To check the firmware version of your AirPods, you will need to connect them to your iPhone or iPad first. You can do this by simply lifting the lid of the charging case. But since you don't want to keep the top open during this whole procedure, We suggest you take out a button and put it on your ear.
With your paired AirPods connected to your phone or tablet, open the app “Setting” on your iPhone or iPad. Use Apple's built-in Spotlight search feature to find the app if you can't locate it on your home screen.
Next, scroll down the listing and tap the option “General”.
In the next submenu, select the button “In relation to”.
As long as your AirPods or AirPods Pro are connected to your device, you should see them listed as an option. Select it from the list.
You can find all the identification information of your AirPods in this menu, as your serial number. Near the list button is your current firmware version. You will need to check online to see what is the latest version available, since Apple does not provide this information at this time.
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