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I'll do my best to answer, what i've learned about this. > 1. Devices from the same manufacturer can't see each other There are different versions of 'bluetoo
by worthless-trash 3y ago
I'll do my best to answer, what i've learned about this.
> 1. Devices from the same manufacturer can't see each other
There are different versions of 'bluetooth' if the host cant negotiate with the client it doesn't know how to deal with it.
> 2. Bluetooth turns choppy for no reason.
From my limited experience, I have noticed that there are different audio profiles, one of them is high quality but when you add a microphone into the mix it downgrades significantly. The microphone AND the audio output are both downgraded in quality, I think because the device switches profiles.
> 3. I have never seen BT work at all on Windows, even in 2024. I cannot think of a single example where I managed to connect a BT device to a Windows computer.
Sorry, I run linux, I assume people do bluetooth on windows.
> 4. BT audio is sensitive to my body moving, for example bluetooth headphones
consistently drop audio when I walk at a specific pace.
You are walking at 2.4ghz, stop that. (Seriously, i have no idea what that is, that sounds awful and awesome).