Looks like the Bluetooth link for calls comes up fine, but no audio
packets cross it in either direction. The audio stack waits for the
headset to send the first packet (a workaround USB adapters need), it
never arrives, so nothing is ever sent back, and after a few seconds the
system gives up and switches back to A2DP.

It is looking like a PW regression rather than a kernel or headset
problem; there's a similar report upstream for that chip family too:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/pipewire/-/work_items/5279

Could you get a capture on the working 25.04 system to compare?

1. Boot, connect the headset, run:

     sudo btmon -w hci-2504.btsnoop

2. Leave it running, switch to HFP, confirm speaker + mic work, then
Ctrl-C.

3. Attach hci-2504.btsnoop here, and tell us which codec the headset
profile shows as active on 25.04 (Settings > Sound).


** Changed in: pipewire (Ubuntu)
       Status: New => Incomplete

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  Regression: Bluetooth HFP profile broken on RTL8723BU (Boat Airdopes
  280 ANC) in Ubuntu 26.04

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