As far as I know, they do not support aptX codec (which is included in Android smartphones).
What would this mean for me if I wanted to use these headphones with my Samsung Galaxy S8?

Is the connection or quality worse than with headphones that support aptX?

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As far as I know, they do not support aptX codec (which is included in Android smartphones). 
What would this mean for me if I wanted to use these headphones with my Samsung Galaxy S8?

Is the connection or quality worse than with headphones that support aptX?

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https://www.soundguys.com/rha-trueconnect-review-20687/
https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/review/headphones/rha-trueconnect-3686695/

I read on some sites that the headphones do not support aptX or AAC, despite the high price. That's why I was sceptical about buying them.

However, you say that this "deficit" should not affect the listening experience or the connectivity of the headphones.

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The question should rather be whether you would hear the difference. According to my information, SBC is used as standard with the Galaxy S8. In my opinion, the lack of support for aptX, LDAC or AAC should be a bit annoying at this price.

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As far as I know, they do not support aptX codec (which is included in Android smartphones). What would this mean for me if I wanted to use these headphones with my Samsung Galaxy S8? Is the connection or quality worse than with headphones that support aptX?