To Get Better Audio Quality From Wireless Headphones, These Are the 8 Settings I Change

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These hidden gems buried in your wireless headphones' settings can supercharge your listening experience.

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Whether you've got bat-like ears and audiophile tastes or you're starting to notice hearing decline and feel like you're missing a beat, your headphones offer more than meets the ear right out of the box. You might need to dig around a little in your headphone app or phone audio settings, but that can yield a treasure trove of hearable goodies you didn't know you couldn't live without.

Enhance your audio

Codecsdetermine the quality, stability and efficiency of the audio signal between your headphones and phone. It's the "language" transmitted by the Bluetooth wireless connection. Apple's hardware (iPhones, AirPods, etc.) favors AAC, which works quite well for most listeners, though it's not compatible with lossless or high-resolution audio — despite Apple Music's lossless audio streams. The Android crowd gets access to potentially...

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