Your iPhone (and by extension my iPhone) sounds bad when you listen to your music on wireless headphones. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but it's time we all sat back and admitted that, despite a more user-friendly UI and nicer hardware, iOS and AAC just don't cut the sound quality mustard.
So how do we fix it? How do we let the best headphones breathe when connected to an iPhone, so that we can get fancy codecs like those lucky Android users? Thankfully, it doesn't take buying a whole new phone, and handing all the data we've already handed to Apple going to Google instead — you buy a Noble Sceptre.
