Windows 10: Bluetooth connections: Why is it better with phones? (xpost /r/headphones)

So recently I just got an Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 card connected via PCI Express specifically for having a 5.1 bluetooth connection to my PC. So I'm mostly on my Galaxy Buds+ and somehow connecting it to my PC is worse? When I have it connected to my phone or my laptop, I'm a able to roam around the house without fear of skipping or distortions in audio, and during the rare times when it the connection does drop, It's able to sync back up with no problem. When I have it connected to my PC however, it gets bad even when im sitting right beside it. Frequent skips, crackling, etc. and when it reconnects the left and right audio falls out of sync, forcing me to disconnect the and reconnect the buds manually. I was under the impression that a dedicated network card would provide superior coverage and connection, but i guess i was wrong. Any idea what's causing this? Is there a way to improve PC bluetooth connections to be on par or better than phones?

Edit: I'm looking around for alternatives for better Bluetooth receivers, but I'm not sure if the ones that are dedicated for audio is suitable, since I'm also connecting my keyboard via bluetooth as well.

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Connecting Bluetooth wireless headphones to an HP laptop

Hi Milicent,

One of the reasons why you cannot connect the Bluetooth wireless headphones to your computer is due to an outdated driver. We would like to know more details about your concern, kindly answer the questions below:

• Just to verify, by saying that you can't see the option in Settings, are you saying that the device can't be recognized by your computer?
• Have you tried connecting the Bluetooth headset to a different computers?
• Have you tried connecting your computer to a different Bluetooth device?

Furthermore, we suggest that you update the drivers for your Bluetooth and headphone by following the steps provided in this

article.

We're looking forward to your response.

 

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