It's not. I use bluetooth headphones, use it to listen to music in the car, and use it for several of my mice. I do not suffer disconnects, choppy audio, or muc

It's not. I use bluetooth headphones, use it to listen to music in the car, and use it for several of my mice. I do not suffer disconnects, choppy audio, or much else. Interesting that you complain about windows. I use the headphones almost exclusively with Win10 computers. You may find a well-reviewed (I've had good luck with TP-Link USB adapters) bluetooth adapter connected to your Windows PC and disabling whatever crappy builtin it has might do wonders for you. Worst case you're out $12. Most of my issues are when pairing, and even that is not frequent, and can almost always be solved by having the computer/phone "forget" the peripheral and then turning the peripheral device off and back on. Absolute worst case I'll reboot both and then it's always fine. However, I will say that all of my devices I use were manufactured in the last two to three years, so that may help.