If you’ve bought Apple’s latest iPhone release, the iPhone 16e, and you’re experiencing audio problems, well, you’re not alone. A solution is on the way.

Phone 16e owners are complaining that being connected to multiple Bluetooth devices affects their audio playback, with no official solution from Apple currently offered.

Summary: iPhone 16e users are annoyed by a new Bluetooth audio bug. It is affecting users on the latest version of iOS, and it’s creating problems with connections to Bluetooth speakers. The audio is cutting off and stuttering.

There’s no mention in the report of whether the new feature will be limited to AirPods Pro models, for instance, or will also arrive for the recently updated entry-level earbuds

Granted, this new AirPod ability will still heavily rely on the Translate app; thus, you’ll still have to have your iPhone in hand. In this way, it’s more of an extension of your iPhone’s live-translation feature rather than a new AirPod feature … but it’s still cool nonetheless.

Apple plans to add a live translation to its AirPods via an iOS 19 update coming later this year. As Bloomberg reports, your iPhone would listen to someone speaking in another language and relay the translation to you via your AirPods.