Bluetooth Headphones are quickly becoming the most popular style of headphones and work perfectly with most devices. However, in recent weeks we have had many people ask us; why can’t I connect them to my Nintendo Switch? In this guide we will be explaining why it isn’t possible to connect Bluetooth Headphones to your Nintendo […]
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Apple’s new BeatsX headphones (right) are out now, for the princely sum of £130. That’s probably a fair price for a pair of headphones that are also a fashion accessory from a famous #brand, but it’s bit too rich for my blood. Instead, I’m picking up the budget alternative (left): the no-nonsense Cellular Line Motion In-Ear Bluetooth Headphones, available now at Mobile Fun for just £40.
Out of the box, the OnePlus 3 and many other Android smartphones don’t support the aptX codecs for streaming high-quality audio over Bluetooth. That’s because phone makers need to pay a license fee to use the technology, and for most it’s not worth the investment.
However, most phones with a Qualcomm chipset already have the hardware support they need; they just require some proprietary drivers to activate their latent aptX support. Those drivers have now been produced, and made into an easy-to-install file. Here’s how to get started.
Yesterday we looked at some of the best fully wireless alternatives to Apple’s upcoming AirPods — which included some very advanced but also quite expensive models. Today, we’re back to have a look at the other side of the coin: more traditional Bluetooth headphones that offer a good fit and excellent portability at a much lower price point.