Has this ever happened to you? You're playing a game on your PC with Bluetooth headphones, when a friend wants to start a voice chat. But when you jump on the call, all of a sudden your game's audio plummets in quality, sounding muffled and monotone. What gives?
That's changing on Windows 11. In same the post, Ajax announced that Microsoft is bringing an upgraded audio standard to PCs with LE Audio architecture: super wideband stereo. LE Audio is built on top of Bluetooth Low Energy technology, and introduces two improved audio profiles for Bluetooth devices. Instead of A2DP and HFP, there's Telephony and Media Profile (TMAP) and Hearing Access Profile (HAP). Both profiles support media playback and microphone usage, but TMAP is for Bluetooth headphones and earbuds, while HAP is for hearing aids and cochlear implants.
That means if your Bluetooth headset is an LE Audio device, and your PC supports wideband stereo, jumping into game chat during a game won't kill your audio quality. You can hear an example of the difference in Ajax's post, which goes from muffled mono to a much higher quality stereo sound.
Hardware requirements
You may already have devices that support this new Bluetooth architecture: What you need is a Bluetooth audio device that supports Bluetooth LE Audio, and a Windows 11 PC that also support LE Audio. Ajax says that many new PCs and Bluetooth audio devices support LE Audio, but watch out for PCs that just support Bluetooth LE tech, because not all support LE Audio as well.
You'll also need to update your PC to Windows 11 versions 24H2, the latest version of Windows 11 as of this article, and an updated Bluetooth audio driver from the manufacturer of your PC. If your PC doesn't have these drivers yet, they should release later this year. Microsoft also expects most mobile PCs that come out later this year will support these drivers out of the box.
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