Apple Offers a Temporary Fix For Studio Display Units Suffering From Speaker Issues
Users have reported that the speaker issues on the Studio Display include sound cutting out abruptly, audio being played at high speed, distorted sound quality, and playback issues. Apple has acknowledged the issues and offered a temporary fix. If your Studio Display is experiencing issues, try the fix that Apple suggests.
Anyone seeing something similar? pic.twitter.com/u4yO1bFubq — Simon B. Støvring (@simonbs) July 28, 2022 According to Apple, users should unplug their Studio Display from power, unplug any accessory attached to the display, and wait ten seconds. Once you do this, reconnect the Studio Display to the power. This will potentially fix the sound issues on the Studio Display for now. Apple also notes that the issue is not related to hardware and that an iOS update will be issued with a permanent fix.
Welcome to the wonderful world of monitors with chips and (presumably) operating systems. My Apple Display Studio Display was mangling audio this morning. Caused issues for a podcast. Had to reboot the old-fashioned way: power cycling. — John Koetsier (@johnkoetsier) July 28, 2022 Based on the number of complaints by users, the speaker issue seems to be widespread. Users have taken their frustrations to Twitter and Apple Support looking for a permanent fix to the speaker issue. Apple has heavily bragged about the speaker and mic quality of the Studio Display and it remains to be seen how and when Apple fixes the issue. Since the Studio Display runs iOS, it can receive updates directly from Apple. It is only a matter of time before the fix arrives for the issues on their Studio Display. However, no time frame has been mentioned by the company. Nonetheless, we will let you guys know as soon as further details are available. This is all for now, folks. Is your Studio Display experiencing issues? Share your valuable insights with us in the comments section below.
