Apple to roll out new update for AirPods Max, adding support for lossless audio
Apple has announced a major update for AirPods Max that is expected to improve the audio experience for users. With this update, AirPods Max will be capable of delivering 24-bit, 48 kHz lossless audio, so users can expect to experience music in its original form, just as it was recorded in the studio. "With this update, AirPods Max will unlock 24-bit, 48 kHz lossless audio, preserving the integrity of original recordings and allowing listeners to experience music the way the artist created it in the studio. Lossless audio also extends to Personalized Spatial Audio to deliver a more sonically accurate, uncompressed, and immersive experience, and users can enjoy more than 100 million songs in lossless audio with Apple Music," the company said in its press release. The upcoming software update will be a part of iPadOS 18.4 and macOS Sequoia 15.4, making the AirPods Max an even more compelling choice for those seeking top-tier audio performance in Apple’s ecosystem.

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