For me, on several machines, the _only_ way I could get Bluetooth devices to connect, behave, and to use their high quality codecs was switching to PipeWire. A

For me, on several machines, the _only_ way I could get Bluetooth devices to connect, behave, and to use their high quality codecs was switching to PipeWire. As it stands, between my desktop (Manjaro), laptop (NixOS/Ubuntu) and work laptop (Ubuntu 20.04), I have one single issue with Pipewire; on my work laptop if I have audio output set to HDMI (monitor speakers), when I plug in a wired headset to join a conference call it doesn't switch to the headset. If it's set to internal speakers first, it _does_ switch. So, if I have a conference call and I was using the monitor speakers, I have to jump into the Gnome sound control and switch to headset manually.