Keep them out of the case and near an iOS product that you own (shares Apple ID). It should update automatically eventually. Sometimes it helps to have it plugged in as well.
Thank you, it just updated to latest firmware. Magic.
You would need to turn on Spatial Audio on the iPad. I personally haven’t tested that setup though.
The Sub base to me is better then many £1000plus audiophile headphones i have listened to. It is tight, controlled and doesn’t muddy mids. That is amazing at this cheap price
Black looks OK I guess. Shame to cover up the gorgeous machined metal though
I like the blue a d yellow combo based on picturesTrying to choose what colour combination looks best on these? So many colours to choose from and can even have the ear cups different colours if you wish.
I agree the bass is impressive but my B&O H9v3s dig a little deeper. There's a particular sub rumble on Royksopp's 'The Drug' 38 seconds in which the APM can't quite match. But in all other areas the APM is far superior, especially in slam and volume.
What about the EQ in iOS / Settings / Music - EQ?
Not sure I agree with you on that, considering their wired headphones bled more sound to everyone around the listener, compared to the ACTUAL listener. And the keyboard keys on the macbooks are loud as crap. Clacky clacky clacky. Some horrible, HORRIBLE design choices.
If you could find a single earbud design (non-IEM) that doesn’t leak sound, I’d like to know. They simply don’t exist because they are open systems on the front-end. The only sealed headphones that Apple has made are the ADDIEM, APM, and APP. They don’t leak too much (ADDIEM is wired). I will admit that the keyboards on their older butterfly design is very loud, but functionally they work really great IMO. It’s kind of hard going back once you start using it. That said, their butterfly design, both the old and newer are mechanical designs. Mechanical keyboards tend to be on the noisier side. A lot of people like mechanical keyboards for the tactility they offer, but that also comes with noise as well. This goes for any mechanical keyboard, not just Apple’s. There are some switches that are quieter than others, but it’s always a trade off between noise, tactile feel, and smoothness.
