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Bluetooth technology has improved significantly over the years, and it’s definitely a convenient option for many situations. It’s great for wireless freedom and mobility, allowing you to move around with your headphones or speakers without being tethered to a device.

However, when it comes to audio quality, it’s important to note that Bluetooth still has limitations compared to wired connections. The audio is compressed during transmission to save bandwidth, which can lead to a slight degradation in sound quality. Most people might not notice this, but audiophiles, who are particularly sensitive to sound quality, might find it noticeable.

That being said, there are certain Bluetooth codes like AAC, LDAC, andaptX HD that strive to improve audio quality by allowing higher data rates and less compression. But even with these advanced codes, the audio quality over Bluetooth will not be exactly the same as a high-quality wired connection