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Experiencing poor audio quality from Bluetooth headphones.

Experiencing poor audio quality from Bluetooth headphones.

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skripexx_C4
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03-23-2021, 02:38 PM
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Headphones: Sony WH-CH 720N (BT 5.2) Adapter: Baseus BA04 (BT 5.1) Windows: 10 The headphones seem to have two different modes. Stereo and Hands free AG. When I'm listening to music or playing games without the microphone, everything is fine, I'm getting good quality stereo audio. But the second that I want to use the mic and enter a voice chat on discord I get the horrid quality mono sound and all other sound (music, games, whatever) cuts out. If I set the output to Stereo and input to hands free AG. Then I hear nothing in the headphones, but the mic works. If I set both to hands free AG I get trash mono sound. I've read that this is an intended "feature" of bluetooth, but I refuse to believe that. It just sounds insane and surely people (especially gamers) would be up in arms about it. On top of that, my 2 friends who also have bluetooth headphones with built in microphones (one sony playstation headphones, the other some Chinese cheap blitzwolf headphones) have no such issues and have normal stereo sound+microphone via bluetooth. So, how do I set up my bluetooth headphones in such a way that I have good quality stereo output and built in microphone working at the same time?
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skripexx_C4
03-23-2021, 02:38 PM #1

Headphones: Sony WH-CH 720N (BT 5.2) Adapter: Baseus BA04 (BT 5.1) Windows: 10 The headphones seem to have two different modes. Stereo and Hands free AG. When I'm listening to music or playing games without the microphone, everything is fine, I'm getting good quality stereo audio. But the second that I want to use the mic and enter a voice chat on discord I get the horrid quality mono sound and all other sound (music, games, whatever) cuts out. If I set the output to Stereo and input to hands free AG. Then I hear nothing in the headphones, but the mic works. If I set both to hands free AG I get trash mono sound. I've read that this is an intended "feature" of bluetooth, but I refuse to believe that. It just sounds insane and surely people (especially gamers) would be up in arms about it. On top of that, my 2 friends who also have bluetooth headphones with built in microphones (one sony playstation headphones, the other some Chinese cheap blitzwolf headphones) have no such issues and have normal stereo sound+microphone via bluetooth. So, how do I set up my bluetooth headphones in such a way that I have good quality stereo output and built in microphone working at the same time?