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Bluetooth audio is kinda ass for gaming anyway unless you have low latency codec support on your source and consumer which is almost never the case. Sony has t
by Rapzid 3y ago
Bluetooth audio is kinda ass for gaming anyway unless you have low latency codec support on your source and consumer which is almost never the case.
Sony has their own such codec which is why the audio jack on the PS controllers works so well..
- whynotminot 3y agoI actually use my AirPods with my Switch all the time, and latency isn’t really noticeable. I’m really glad they added the feature.
- mmis1000 3y agoI think its fine unless you are playing something like Taiko no Tatsujin. (And you don't really use hit sound when playing hardest level anyway, it's already too late when you hear it) Most games don't really need such immediate response.
- Rapzid 3y agoThe latency of non low-latency(LL) codecs is objectively poor though. Switch supports the SBC code: > SBC operates at a latency of between 170 and 270 milliseconds (yanked from the web so it may be a bit off) Stacked on top the typical input latency and you talking somewhere in the neighborhood of 1/4, 1/3, or even pushing 1/2 seconds latency from an input to hearing a sound that plays in response to the input. An individual might get used to it, or it might not bother them, but it's still there and measurably poor. Even for straight video, Amazon Firestick and other devices will add video latency to compensate. LHDC and aptX-LL on the other hand can hit 30ms of latency.