Bluetooth is amazing, don’t get me wrong. But it doesn’t always work and it’s hard to figure out why something won’t connect. Plugging something works every time.
BT LE audio should help in that regard. It also has some cool features like directly sending audio to individual ear buds rather than having to have one bud relay the audio to the other and “auracast” which allows multiple devices to listen to a single source.
not sure why you have that experience, the only issue i’ve had with bluetooth is not figuring out how to enable pairing mode on some device, which… that’s the device having a shit implementation, it’s like putting a headphone jack under what looks like a screw cover.
Bluetooth is amazing, don’t get me wrong. But it doesn’t always work and it’s hard to figure out why something won’t connect. Plugging something works every time.
Plus most Bluetooth modes have horrendous latency, which is jarring when playing a mobile game.
The latency is even more noticeable when using a phone to make music, like using it as a virtual guitar amp.
BT LE audio should help in that regard. It also has some cool features like directly sending audio to individual ear buds rather than having to have one bud relay the audio to the other and “auracast” which allows multiple devices to listen to a single source.
not sure why you have that experience, the only issue i’ve had with bluetooth is not figuring out how to enable pairing mode on some device, which… that’s the device having a shit implementation, it’s like putting a headphone jack under what looks like a screw cover.
Until the jack takes a hit and you can’t repair it.
oh yeah cause its way easier to repair something that uses bluetooth after it takes a hit
That’s not what I said now is it?
yeah thats how stuff that’s implied works
Also why would i imply that BT is easier to fix, that would just be fucking stupid.
Is that what you are?
Whats implied and obvious is that bluetooth less often gets messed up. Since there isn’t a flimsy connector sticking out.
Don’t get me wrong, I do prefer wired headphones at home and in the office, but I’m done with broken cables on the go.
If i really feel the need, a usb-c to 3.5 sits in my overears’ headphone case.