>Sorry to break it to you but Bluetooth also operates on the 2.4GHz ISM band. Right, but "2.4 GHz wireless audio" is what to search to find information and non

>Sorry to break it to you but Bluetooth also operates on the 2.4GHz ISM band. Right, but "2.4 GHz wireless audio" is what to search to find information and non-BT products. It is interesting to see your comments about Bluetooth. I appreciate the standard. It's useful. But as a user I like things that just work, and Bluetooth audio has been subpar in my experience. Sample size of one, but my experience with non-BT wireless headsets is superior to Bluetooth headsets in pretty much every way: no pairing issues and no BT profile switching madness with varying audio quality when I want to use a mic. I get low latency, high quality (even lossless) audio. On my particular headset, replacement dongles can be purchased and you pair it with the headset once (I've not had to do this myself yet though). I would love to only use Bluetooth everywhere, but it is not without its shortcomings.