This audio signal uses a certain bandwidth to “travel” from source to destination. The transmitter sends the audio signal to the receiver. To give a brief background, in a Bluetooth audio chain, you have a transmitter and a receiver.
Now, you may ask: Why do wireless headphones have higher audio latency than wired? In a wireless connection, Bluetooth latency can go anywhere from an ideal 34 ms (aptX LL) up to 100-300 ms for true wireless earbuds and headphones. In a regular wired connection, the typical audio latency is 5-10 ms.
These are the milliseconds (ms) it takes to process digital data and convert it to an audio signal that can be streamed through a wired or wireless connection to your headphones. Audio latency is defined as the time it takes for audio data to travel from its source (computer, smartphone, mp3 player) to your headphones or speakers.
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