Qualcomm unveils Snapdragon Sound for high-quality, low-latency wireless audio
- i0S.-.Never.-.Again
- 7k9
- 05 Mar 2021
Qualcomm already ahead in the Bluetooth audio game.
Poor Apple users have no access to high quality Bluetooth codec on iPhones.
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- Anonymous
- LeZ
- 05 Mar 2021
You cant even hear past 20-18k hz what's the point? But regardless I love the progress. AT jumping in means it's finally time to take this seriously. Maybe in the next 5 years, we will be able to enjoy great quality wirelessly.
- YUKI93
- ibf
- 05 Mar 2021
Definitely wouldn't hold my breath on this. I always remembered the struggle of getting a clear sound from my wireless Bluetooth headphone before, especially during gaming. Even the audio quality can be rather questionable - even on my old Samsung Note 4, my used $20 Pioneer headphone can make a better sound than my $100 Bluetooth headphone, and that's before I switch to the LG V50 and enable the Quad DAC feature. That is why I'm not embracing wireless audio anymore, wired audio is still a relevant solution in 2021 and beyond. The ONLY advantage I can see with wireless audio is portability during exercise or workout, and that's it. Would I use wireless audio for pretty much everything else? Definitely not!
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- RS333
- CbC
- 05 Mar 2021
So much blank space in between......But for what ?? My problem or is it like that ?🙄
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- Anonymous
- JTy
- 05 Mar 2021
Anonymous, 05 Mar 2021MediaTek better. Chinese technolgy. Sony uses it in latest ... moreMediatek is Taiwan.
Just a chip.
This here is about codecs.
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- Anonymous
- d%$
- 05 Mar 2021
MediaTek better. Chinese technolgy. Sony uses it in latest headphones.
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- Anonymous
- JTy
- 05 Mar 2021
89ms latency this one.
Do they brag about against Apple?
It surely cant be Sony. The LDAC is 30ms.
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- imparanoic
- 2Wm
- 05 Mar 2021
Wondering how much better than ldac? Higher bitrate? Any high resolution audio player using this technology or do we have wait another 2 years as the dac is never that good in mobile phones
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- TheLastOracle
- vId
- 05 Mar 2021
"24-bit 96 kHz audio"
The issue with bluetooth was the low bitrate, and thus the low corresponding bit-depth. I wonder what the bitrate has been pushed up to.
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- AnonD-976961
- 8uB
- 05 Mar 2021
High quality sound for "Bluetooth" earphones is a joke.
You can never achieve the true lossless quality without a wired 3.5mm jack headset.
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- Anonymous
- vG@
- 05 Mar 2021
first let them put huge speakers inside the phones and then we talk about headsets