Earbuds Delay Test

Earbuds delay refers to the time difference between when sound playback begins on a device (such as a smartphone) and when the sound is actually heard through the earbuds. To eliminate this delay, apps like YouTube or video players adjust the video timing according to the audio delay, ensuring users perceive no lag. However, apps lacking this feature may expose users to the delay inherent in their earbuds devices. Generally, wireless connections, like Bluetooth, tend to exhibit longer delays compared to wired connections.

To test the delay, you can use a 'tick' sound played by your device when the clock hand passes 0ms (milliseconds). The delay is determined by where the clock hand is positioned when the earbuds produce the 'tick' sound.

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