Check/change/enable Bluetooth audio codec on any phone. (APTX, LDAC, LHDC, AAC, SBC)
Wireless audio is clearly the future. As manufacturers remove the 3.5mm headphone jack and continue to flood the market with Bluetooth headphones and true wireless earbuds, one phrase keeps coming up in reviews: Bluetooth audio codecs.
Bluetooth audio codecs play an important role in determining the audio quality and latency of a wireless headset or earbuds and can have an effect on things like battery life. You may have heard people talk about bitrates and compression, as well as more specialized terms like "lossy," and that can be a minefield for the average consumer who just wants to buy a pair of cans with a codec that will guarantee excellent sound quality and a fast and stable connection. Here are the Bluetooth audio codecs you should look for.
Bluetooth audio codecs play an important role in determining the audio quality and latency of a wireless headset or earbuds and can have an effect on things like battery life. You may have heard people talk about bitrates and compression, as well as more specialized terms like "lossy," and that can be a minefield for the average consumer who just wants to buy a pair of cans with a codec that will guarantee excellent sound quality and a fast and stable connection. Here are the Bluetooth audio codecs you should look for.
Shortcuts:
aptX
aptXHD
SBC
CAA
LDAC
LHDC
LC3
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