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> Add to the fact that 99% of Bluetooth headphones are lossy anyways and you're left overoptimizing. Perhaps somewhat counterintuitively, Bluetooth headphones
by seba_dos1 2y ago
> Add to the fact that 99% of Bluetooth headphones are lossy anyways and you're left overoptimizing.
Perhaps somewhat counterintuitively, Bluetooth headphones is actually a use case where lossless audio helps the most, as you're avoiding double-lossy compression. SBC XQ isn't that bad, but it gets much worse when what you feed it is already lossy.
- Marsymars 2y agoI really like my 2.4 GHz RF headphones. Not portable outside of the house, but optical input to the base, lossless wireless transmission, and compared to Bluetooth, better range/interference/pairing/obsolescence. I like them so much I bought a second pair that I have as a backup for when the first breaks.