According to reports, Apple is working to solve the Bluetooth connection problems that some M1 Mac users have encountered since the new machine was released in November last year.
When M1 MacBook AI r, M1 MacBook Pro and M1Mac mini models were delivered to users, many netizens started to report various Bluetooth problems, including intermittent disconnection of wireless peripherals, or Bluetooth connections that were not working at all .
However, Apple has not commented on these issues before. Until recently, The Atlantic writer Ian Bogost wrote on Twitter: Apple told him, "The fix is in progress and may come almost anytime." He himself has also met. Have experienced Bluetooth connection problems.
Anyone using M1 Mac will welcome this update. According to reports, these problems will affect third-party accessories such as Bluetooth mice, keyboards and headsets, as well as Apple products such as AIrPods, Magic Mouse and Magic Keyboard.
Mac mini users seem to be most affected. Many users rely on wireless peripherals to interact with the Mac to free up available ports, which makes the problem even more complicated.
Apple did not specify what is included in the upcoming macOS Big Sur 11.2 update, but it may include fixes such as performance improvements and security updates.