[Switch Bluetooth Bluetooth headset]Nintendo Switch suddenly provided 13.0.0 update, and finally added Bluetooth audio support. As the saying goes, being late is better than nothing. Earphone users can finally play the Switch wirelessly, but the Bluetooth connection is also facing a problem, that is, the game sound may have a slight delay. Let’s try it quickly with everyone.
Nintendo Switch released the 13.0.0 update, adding support for the “Bluetooth Audio” function, which can be connected to Bluetooth headsets (in-ear and head-mounted) and speakers, and headset users finally don’t need to plug in the cable to play. However, this update also states that “the audio delay problem of some Bluetooth audio devices may be more obvious.” That is, some devices such as action games/rhythm games may have the problem of sound out of sync.
The Bluetooth support of Switch only provides the most basic SBC codec. It does not support AAC and aptX, which has better transmission capacity, and does not support Bluetooth voice functions. However, most Switch games do not have a built-in Voice Chat. They basically rely on the Nintendo Switch Online mobile app, or the players themselves use Discord, so it doesn’t matter much.
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The above simple actual measurement proves two things. The first is that different Bluetooth devices do have different degrees of delay, which can only be known by practical trials. The second is that even high-end headphones with aptX format and theoretically very low latency, because the Switch does not support aptX, it will be useless.
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