I use Galaxy Buds Pro with my S22 Ultra. Everything is kept it default settings. No equalizer profile is being used. I listen to songs from YouTube on this often. Recently I've been using the buds with an Iphone SE 2020 and idk why I am feeling a bit of difference. I prefer the sound when its paired with the iphone. I believe the DACs are on the earbuds itself ( or maybe I'm wrong ). The whole thing can be placebo too.

NB: I generally listen to my personal lossless collection on Hiby R6 Pro with Dunu DK 3001 Pro.

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blargh4 t1_j6kap1f wrote on January 30, 2023 at 10:48 PM

different AAC encoders, maybe some system level EQ/DSP on the android, otherwise no.

klogg4 t1_j6lhzc7 wrote on January 31, 2023 at 4:07 AM

Galaxy Buds Pro with Galaxy S22 - it's likely that Samsung Scalable Codec is used, not AAC. So I think it's system DSP that makes any difference.

frobroj t1_j6ks36u wrote on January 31, 2023 at 12:50 AM

If your tws support ldac you will have to tell Android to use it. Each flavor has its own verbage for it. Some actually say ldac others say higher quality over connection. Look in the Bluetooth settings to select this. Android only though. I think Apple only supports aac.

klogg4 t1_j6lllil wrote on January 31, 2023 at 4:39 AM

Android chooses the best codec available by default. LDAC is nothing special if you have an Apple device because AAC there sounds very good.

dimesian t1_j6kdox4 wrote on January 30, 2023 at 11:08 PM

The pairs of TWS I've used don't play as loud on my iPhone as they do on my Android phone, 100% volume on iPhone seems like around 60% on Android. Even very small differences in loudness can seem like a difference in quality, louder tends to sound more impressive to my ears.