Why don't many hi-fi enthusiasts accept Bluetooth headsets?

Bluetooth headsets have developed rapidly in the past few years, but why don't many Hi-Fi enthusiasts accept Bluetooth headsets? There are several main reasons:

1. Sound quality loss: Compared with traditional wired headphones, Bluetooth headphones have a certain degree of sound quality loss. Due to the limitation of Bluetooth technology, signal transmission will go through the processes of compression and coding, which may lead to the loss of audio details and the degradation of sound quality. This is unacceptable for Hi-Fi lovers who pursue high-fidelity sound quality.

2. Connection stability: Bluetooth connection may be intermittent and unstable in some cases. For example, in crowded places or when connecting with other Bluetooth devices at the same time, audio interruption and delay increase may occur. This instability will affect the smooth playing of music, which is also a problem for Hi-Fi lovers who pay attention to listening experience.

3. battery life and charging convenience: bluetooth headset needs built-in battery power supply, so its use time is limited. For users who use headphones for a long time, frequent charging may bring inconvenience. In contrast, wired headphones are more convenient without worrying about battery life and charging problems.

Although Bluetooth headsets have limitations in some aspects, many Hi-Fi enthusiasts have begun to accept and use Bluetooth headsets. For those users who pay attention to portability and wireless connection, Bluetooth headsets provide greater flexibility and convenience. In addition, with the continuous progress of technology, the sound quality and connection stability of Bluetooth headset may be further improved in the future. Therefore, the choice of what type of headphones to use still depends on personal needs and preferences.