Android P will automatically memorize the Bluetooth headset volume value to support multiple devices

Cutting the 3.5mm headphone jack from the iPhone 7 means wireless audio will be the industry standard in the future. Android manufacturers, HTC, Xiaomi and so on have followed suit, even Huawei, Sony also began to try in the flagship machine.

In terms of the most important sound quality, aptxHD and LDAC guarantee the ear experience, but Google is still exploring the details of many Bluetooth connections.

According to XDA, AOSP's latest code shows that Android P can automatically remember the volume value of Bluetooth devices. Note that this is not a Bluetooth headset memory, but a device identification code to distinguish the volume settings of multiple Bluetooth devices.

For users with multiple wireless headphones, the above settings are undoubtedly a lot more convenient.

According to the roadmap, the second developer preview of Android P will be released in early May, and the official version will be released in Q3, which is expected to be released as soon as August.