According to reports, Apple is studying to solve the Bluetooth connection problems encountered by some M1 Mac users since the launch of the new machine in November.
When the M1 MacBook Air, M1 MacBook Pro 13-inch and M1 Mac mini models arrived in the hands of customers, almost many owners immediately began to report various Bluetooth problems, from intermittent disconnection of wireless peripherals to completely unusable Bluetooth connection.
Until recently, there was no consensus on whether these problems were due to software problems or deeper problems because Apple has not commented on these problems. “The Atlantic” author Ian Bogost (Ian Bogost) himself has encountered Bluetooth problems. He said on Twitter on Sunday that Apple told him that “the repair work is in progress and will appear at any time.”
https://twitter.com/ibogost/status/1348379942690689025?s=20
Anyone using the M1 Mac will definitely welcome this development. According to reports, these issues will affect third-party accessories such as Bluetooth mice, keyboards, and headphones, as well as Apple products such as AirPods, Magic Mouse, and Magic Keyboard.
Mac mini users are the most affected because many people rely on wireless peripherals to interact with Macs to free up available ports, so the problem is even more serious.
Apple has not specified what is included in the upcoming macOS Big Sur 11.2 update. The beta version is already in the hands of developers and public testers, but it is likely to include performance improvements, security updates, and the release of macOS Big Sur. Unresolved bug fixes.
