by Silver Music
Bluetooth is convenient, but it relies on audio signal compression that wired connections have never had to impose. Here's what that concretely changes.
Bluetooth compresses audio for wireless transmission, which can degrade details and bass depending on the codec used. A wired USB-C connection transmits a direct digital signal, without this compression step.
This slight delay between image and sound in Bluetooth, almost imperceptible with music, becomes annoying during video calls or gaming. With a wired connection, this delay is practically non-existent.
Bluetooth remains relevant for sports or complete mobility. But for daily use where quality is paramount — calls, movies, music — wired connections maintain a real technical advantage, not just a nostalgic one.
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