Re: looking for Bluetooth headphones with the minimum amount of latency.
So it's quite confusing, and I guess there haven't been many third party tests to confirm this yet, but here's the deal with low latency on the Iphone.Basically, no the Iphone doesn't support APTX LL, or even regular
Re: looking for Bluetooth headphones with the minimum amount of latency.
Sorry about that. For some reason, I thought you was wanting something for home use. On the go, Bluetooth is your only real option then seeing that most if not all on the go devices use Bluetooth. I have heard ok
Re: looking for Bluetooth headphones with the minimum amount of latency.
Defender, Thanks, I'll check this out.CW, as Defender said I'm looking for something that would work on the go, which is really the only reason I've been looking into Bluetooth; I spend a good chunk of my time weekly
Re: looking for Bluetooth headphones with the minimum amount of latency.
That's nice enough for home or office, but not really mobile, and doesn't eliminate wires. Maybe that's all he needs though, in which case good idea.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/424878/#p424878
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Re: looking for Bluetooth headphones with the minimum amount of latency.
That's nice for home or office, but not really mobile. Maybe that's all he needs though, in which case good idea.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/424878/#p424878
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Re: looking for Bluetooth headphones with the minimum amount of latency.
Correct me if I am wrong, but I think you might wish to avoid Bluetooth for this use do to the delay. Instead, I would suggest something like this. defender, 40 MS sounds almost to good to be true. Anyway, I much
Re: looking for Bluetooth headphones with the minimum amount of latency.
Okay after doing some research, here is what I'd do.First go to your computer's device manager, find your bluetooth device, hit context menu, choose properties and find the advanced tab.Tabbing in there should show
Re: looking for Bluetooth headphones with the minimum amount of latency.
Okay after doing some research, here is what I'd do.First go to your computer's device manager, find your bluetooth device, hit context menu, choose properties and find the advanced tab.Tabbing in there should show
