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Is Bluetooth getting worse on Linux?
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It's just the one that's in my laptop, a Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3.
Probably not counterfeit then, i would hope anyway
No, and it worked (mostly) fine until recently.
These adapters worked fine for a while for me as well, i had one work fine for a few years, but only recently did the driver support break for it. It was some new feature added to the driver that the hardware didnt support (from memory, i could be wrong)
FWIW, I've had no issues here with my Lenovo ThinkPad Z13 and Fedora 39 (Bazzite).I use my 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth controller almost daily as well as my Sony WH1000-XM5 headphones, both work just fine.
I'm on BlueZ v5.72 and kernel v6.6.14
What distro / kernel / BlueZ are you on? If you're not on the latest BlueZ and/or a recent kernel, you should update them.