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I frequently use the "Search" function. It may be configurable and I might not have found the way to change it; however, in my setup, the search button is only available at the very bottom on the left, below "Projects" and "Tags" and not far from "Settings". Since I have many projects and tags, I always have to scroll down the list to reach the "Search" function.

Coming from Microsoft To Do, I really appreciated having the search function in plain sight, just a click away. Would others also find it useful to have it at the top, together with the other tools?

I don't have good ears or particularly trained ones (I guess), still, with good music (instrumetal jazz) in a focused listening session I think I can hear a difference, specifically:

Ldac=AptX>AptX-adaptative>Aptx>>SBC

In another thread it has been suggested that the difference between different Aptx codec is subtle and difficult to discern.

What is your experience?

I am quite caffeine free. Still I miss the taste and the pleasure of an espresso. However what tempts me to revert are the researches that show health benefits of regular coffe (or tea) intake. Even if some studies are contradictory I think there is a consensus about the fact that mortality for any cause is lower in coffee users and protective effects are quite clear in certain pathologies (eg. Diabetes, perhaps Alzheimer). I wonder if this sacrifice is really worth. What do you think?

I’m a happy owner of the Air5 Pro. I use several Bluetooth transmitters to connect them to an amplifier connected to a Volumio system. All of these transmitters are advertised as AptX‑HD capable.

With a Ugreen Bluetooth transmitter, the Air5 Pro correctly reports the AptX‑HD codec, and the sound quality is noticeably richer and fuller, with deep bass and a more structured overall presentation. Great scene. Richness of details. Jazz is wonderful.

However, the other transmitters (also marketed as AptX‑HD capable) behave differently with the same Air5 Pro headphones:

• some force AptX Adaptive (good quality, but noticeably below the Ugreen’s AptX‑HD result),
• others fall back to standard AptX, which is poor.

So, with the same Air5 Pro and three different transmitters, each one negotiates a different codec:

• Ugreen transmitter: AptX‑HD → excellent, best sound
• 1Mii transmitter: AptX Adaptive → good, acceptable
• Somfoon transmitter: AptX → fair

My question is: how can I ensure that all transmitters use the best possible codec (AptX‑HD) with the Air5 Pro? Is this an heaphone issue or bluetooth transmitter issue?

Thanks