Bluetooth will power smartphones in the future - this is it Oppo's proposal. But it's not just that. Indeed, its main function, dictated by the use of users, is that of connect various devices to each other via wireless. And just by the way Bluetooth SIG announced the completion of LE Audio, its new technology that promises major advances in quality for wireless headphones and other audio devices. Presented al CES 2020, the technology has suffered constant delays due to the pandemic, but is finally ready for adoption.
Bluetooth LE Audio technology has reached its maximum level. Soon the first headphones that will integrate it. Here are all the news
Bluetooth LE Audio promises to “lead” a new generation of headphones that can offer greater sound quality using less energy. In addition to efficiency, there are many features in spec-compliant products, including the theoretical capability of pair an unlimited number of devices to a single audio source. Completion of development indicates that stereo manufacturers may begin adding support for LE Audio, so it shouldn't be long before the first devices are introduced.
Mark Powell, CEO of Bluetooth SIG, says this is a great achievement for the group. "THE Our members have faced several challenges over the past few years to complete the largest project in the history of the Bluetooth SIG" commented. LE Audio is a set of instructions that, together, make up what the creators of the technology call "a new era of audio". Among the features present, the biggest innovation is the codec LC3, designed to be more efficient than other solutions, such as SBC, using the same bit rate to offer a much better audio quality.
Auracast is another pillar of Bluetooth LE Audio. This technology will allow you to connect multiple audio accessories to a single device. For example, we will be able to pair multiple headphones to a single TV. Bluetooth SIG provides that the choosing an audio source is simple how to select a Wi-Fi network. But which devices will support the new technology?
The Bluetooth SIG states that some devices already available on the market may support LE Audio via software updates. Android 13, for example, adds support for that feature but the technology should only be popularized with new products that are expected to arrive this year.
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