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Is this a flaw/weakness in the Bluetooth spec, or is one of these products misbehaving in a way that means it should have its Bluetooth qualification revoked?
by BHSPitMonkey 4y ago
Is this a flaw/weakness in the Bluetooth spec, or is one of these products misbehaving in a way that means it should have its Bluetooth qualification revoked?
- rob_c 4y agoI suspect both
- technick 4y agoI suspect it's physics, airpods don't have a high power transmitter and can't handle the congestion of another closer (closer to computer and maybe higher powered) bluetooth device using the same band.
- rodgerd 4y agoIt's pretty suspicious that people can't reproduce the problem with other products; I kind of wonder if Logitech have been upping the power on their devices to overcome 2.4 Ghz congestion.
- kzrdude 4y agoBluetooth is designed for devices backing off in response to congestion for scalability, not devices trying to shout louder than other devices.