More Bluetooth LE Audio headphones are here, and these are geared for premium sound quality.
LC3 brings more efficient compression and decompression of audio data, allowing Bluetooth wireless chips to do their thing while drawing far less power, while also allowing for higher bitrate audio to be transmitted and received. LDAC meanwhile allows you to stream high-resolution audio up to 32-bit/96kHz over Bluetooth at up to 990kbps.
There’s a bespoke 40mm driver featuring graphene coating which Philips claims reduces distortion for cleaner mid and high-frequency performance, while Hi-Res Audio playback is meanwhile also available via the supplied 3.5mm mini-jack cable or via USB-C. The Fidelio T2 brings a host of improvements over the original T1 in-ears, with a 40 per cent smaller charge case and 20 per cent smaller buds.
There’s still the issue that mobile devices are holding up matters, with very few phones or music players supporting LC3 or LDAC at this point in time – for many devices, it could be just a software update that changes that.
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