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Qualcomm's New Chip Enables Bluetooth LE Audio Earbuds

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Dec 16, 2020, 1:02 PM by Rich Brome

Qualcomm's latest chip to power Bluetooth earbuds supports Bluetooth 5.2 and will support the new Bluetooth LE Audio standard. In supporting LE Audio, it will also support Audio Sharing, which lets one phone send audio to multiple earbuds or other audio devices simultaneously. The QCC305x chip also features Qualcomm's Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation, which compensates for poor earbud fit. It also includes aptX Adaptive for 'high quality listening and low latency streaming while watching videos or gaming" and aptX Voice for "top voice clarity on calls". Bluetooth LE Audio will also be supported in Qualcomm's latest flagship chip for phones, the Snapdragon 888.

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