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The best format between MP3 and WAV depends on the specific use case.

1. Quality: WAV is a lossless format, which means it retains all the original data from the source audio file, while MP3 is a lossy format that compresses the file size by discarding certain data. If you want the best possible audio quality, WAV is the superior option, but this comes at the cost of much larger file sizes.

2. File Size: If you need to save space, then MP3 is the better option, as it can compress audio files down to a tenth of their original size or even smaller, without a significant loss of quality.

3. Compatibility: When it comes to compatibility, MP3 is the winner, as it’s widely supported across all platforms and devices. WAV files can also be played on most devices, but some very old or obscure players might not support them.

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