Microsoft has rolled out a major audio upgrade in Windows 11 that solves a long-standing problem for gamers and Bluetooth headset users. The new update introduces what Microsoft calls "super wideband stereo." It delivers high-quality 32 kHz stereo audio alongside microphone input using the LC3 codec. Apps like Microsoft Teams now support stereo Bluetooth audio, allowing features like Spatial Audio to work. Read more in our articles including "Windows 11 24H2 finally delivers full stereo Bluetooth LE Audio with mic - No more mono audio degradation" and "Microsoft Xbox One S All Digital surfaces online".
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Jan 9, 2026Microsoft has rolled out a major audio upgrade in Windows 11 that solves a long-standing problem for gamers and Bluetooth headset users. The new update introduces what Microsoft calls "super wideband stereo." It delivers high-quality 32 kHz stereo audio alongside microphone input using the LC3 codec.
Apps like Microsoft Teams now support stereo Bluetooth audio, allowing features like Spatial Audio to work.
Our coverage of Microsoft Teams audio includes: "Windows 11 24H2 finally delivers full stereo Bluetooth LE Audio with mic - No more mono audio degradation"; "Microsoft Xbox One S All Digital surfaces online"; "Xbox and Microsoft to launch game development workshop". Each article provides unique insights and information.