bluetooth latency

Bluetooth latency refers to the delay between an audio signal being sent from a source and when it is heard through Bluetooth headphones or speakers. On Windows 10 and Windows 11, this delay can affect gaming, video calls, streaming, and music production. Common causes include outdated drivers, interference, and incorrect audio settings. Troubleshooting steps involve updating Bluetooth drivers, disabling audio enhancements, adjusting buffer sizes, and ensuring the correct output format is selected. For low-latency audio, consider using aptX or AAC codecs if supported by your hardware. This tag covers practical methods to identify and reduce Bluetooth audio latency on Windows systems.