Giogio
Bluetooth Guru
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So, I have received the Beats Studio Wireless.
I have bought them for the main reason that they should have APTX.
I have read it here, in CNET, in Androidcentral, and in other places.
Only in the Beats Website there is NO info about that. Nor in the Quick Start Guide of the Headphones.
But as other users reported, Beats says at the Telephone that they HAVE aptx.
I called them, and they told that to me too.
It was not even easy to get as an answer. The guys of Apple have no idea and derived me to Beats of my Country. The guys there had no idea and derived me to the general english support. There nobody had any idea either so they asked some supposed "expert" of the technical team and came back with the answer: they do have aptx.
I asked "then why with ALL other APTX devices which I tried (lot of headphones and a speaker) when I connect them to my aptx mobile phone or aptx PC I get the notification "connecting to an aptx device" and only with your headphones I do not?"
She insinuated that something with my phone AND with my PC is wrong.
So. As for my informations, and my logic: when you connect a bluetooth device you ALWAYS get the message "connecting to...".
And when you connect an aptx device, you ALWAYS get the message "connecting to an aptx device".
It is not an ption or something which the Producer of Headphones can choose.
It is AUTOMATIC.
If an aptx connection is established, automatically your phone of pc informs you about that.
The Producer of headphones can NOT change that.
SO I ask to you all: how is this possible? How can an aptx connection establish without that message being shown?
Is it a scam of Beats to sell more, giving false informations and letting us believe that there is aptx even if there is not?
Or are their supporter simply the worse of this universe and do not have the lesser idea of what they are supporting?
What are your thoughts or even better informations/knowledge about this?
I have bought them for the main reason that they should have APTX.
I have read it here, in CNET, in Androidcentral, and in other places.
Only in the Beats Website there is NO info about that. Nor in the Quick Start Guide of the Headphones.
But as other users reported, Beats says at the Telephone that they HAVE aptx.
I called them, and they told that to me too.
It was not even easy to get as an answer. The guys of Apple have no idea and derived me to Beats of my Country. The guys there had no idea and derived me to the general english support. There nobody had any idea either so they asked some supposed "expert" of the technical team and came back with the answer: they do have aptx.
I asked "then why with ALL other APTX devices which I tried (lot of headphones and a speaker) when I connect them to my aptx mobile phone or aptx PC I get the notification "connecting to an aptx device" and only with your headphones I do not?"
She insinuated that something with my phone AND with my PC is wrong.
So. As for my informations, and my logic: when you connect a bluetooth device you ALWAYS get the message "connecting to...".
And when you connect an aptx device, you ALWAYS get the message "connecting to an aptx device".
It is not an ption or something which the Producer of Headphones can choose.
It is AUTOMATIC.
If an aptx connection is established, automatically your phone of pc informs you about that.
The Producer of headphones can NOT change that.
SO I ask to you all: how is this possible? How can an aptx connection establish without that message being shown?
Is it a scam of Beats to sell more, giving false informations and letting us believe that there is aptx even if there is not?
Or are their supporter simply the worse of this universe and do not have the lesser idea of what they are supporting?
What are your thoughts or even better informations/knowledge about this?