I'm always surprised whenever these Bluetooth issues come up. The best Bluetooth experience I've had is with Linux, by far. I have a BT keyboard (keychron), mo

I'm always surprised whenever these Bluetooth issues come up. The best Bluetooth experience I've had is with Linux, by far. I have a BT keyboard (keychron), mouse (mx master 3s) and two headphones. They've all always connected instantly under Linux. The headsets can use LDAC and aptx HD, which are both unsupported under Windows but work perfectly under Linux. The mouse has noticeable lag under Windows, while under Linux it's indistinguishable from its wireless (non-BT) dongle. Installing the Logitech app and drivers doesn't change anything. The keyboard and headphones usually take a while to connect under windows. Except for the mouse, I've had these same peripherals on multiple PCs, all with Intel wireless cards, and all have exhibited the same difference in behavior between Windows and Linux. > I had to download a third party tweaker app to disable a sound output device that I didn't want to use. This is weird, I can disable any and all sound peripherals from the pulse audio control panel. I don't use ubuntu, though, so not sure what its default apps are.