FiiO BT11 is a miniature Bluetooth transmitter with support for LDAC and aptX Lossless codecs.
Inside is the new Qualcomm QCC5181 platform, which has enough computing power to run the LDAC algorithm (this encoding requires significant resources), and also supports all types of aptX.
These are aptX adaptive, aptX Lossless, aptX, aptX HD and aptX Low latency, as well as SBC for regular wireless headphones.
FiiO BT11 supports simultaneous connection to two headphones or two devices.
There is an app for easy connection and operation with iPhone 15 series, all Android devices with USB-C, laptops, PS5, SWITCH and more.
The device has a slim design and connects to the bottom of the smartphone via USB-C, drawing power from the smartphone itself.
The FiiO BT11 will cost around $50.
We will update you when we know more about the BT11.
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