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> Honestly, Bluetooth just isn't that good. I think you're right about this. I have a pair of JBL headphones and it will just randomly become completely garbl
by EMM_386 5y ago
> Honestly, Bluetooth just isn't that good.
I think you're right about this. I have a pair of JBL headphones and it will just randomly become completely garbled during a video conference under Windows.
I have to disable/re-enable Bluetooth to "fix" it. It's a mess.
- int_19h 5y agoConversely, I have a couple of Bose QC35, and either one of them works with pretty much any device I tried to pair them with - Windows laptops, Android phones and tablets, and a Chromebook. So perhaps it's a QoI issue?
- hugh-avherald 5y agoI've had similar issues with Bose QC35 on Windows. Currently they work -- but the settings are on a knife-edge: all it takes is an unlucky Windows update and I'll spend half a day trying to find the right services and settings to reset/reinstall to get it paired again. (Also, whenever I restart, I have to open the bluetooth troubleshooter to get them paired, though at least that always works.) I blame both Windows and Bose equally, but I also think it's a very difficult protocol to work with.