On my phone, the Xiaomi POCO F2 Pro, leaving LDAC to best effect (adaptive bit rate) can get the bit rate up to 990 kbps. I've checked this using my Qudelix-5K, I am listening to it right now. On the Qudelix, I've set it like this: sample rate 96kHz, bits per sample 24 bit. As long as the phone is next to me, the bit rate stays constant at 990 kbps. Sometimes it fluctuates for a second but then returns back to 990.Link from wikipedia article you posted.
https://www.soundguys.com/ldac-ultimate-bluetooth-guide-20026/
Seems like most phones actually default to 660kbps, with only LG V30 going to full 990.
The amazing thing with my Qudelix is that I can leave the phone downstairs and be upstairs listening to music or move all around inside my property. With LDAC best effect, I am not getting any disconnections and the bit rate fluctuation is completely inaudible, nothing changes to the sound I am listening. With the BTR7, I need to have my phone with me or be in the same room with it. Why is this happening when the BTR7 has the same Bluetooth chip (Qualcomm QCC5124 Bluetooth System-on-Chip) as the Qudelix-5K?
One question, guys. Let's say that I forget the BTR7 charging overnight. Does it have any safety mechanism to stop charging after it will reach 100% battery level?
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