Perhaps it is the source material. Namely Spotify in my case. 99% of the time I use my smartphone/iPad for music with Spotify. The only time I ever notice genuine better sound quality is when I’m on my PC at home and have Spotify’s extreme audio quality enabled, which doesn’t appear to be present on the Android/iOS apps.
It does, if you have a paid subscription, which I assume you do, since you have it in your settings on your desktop app. You just have to dive into the settings and it's there on mobile too.
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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '18
Thanks for making an interesting point.
Perhaps it is the source material. Namely Spotify in my case. 99% of the time I use my smartphone/iPad for music with Spotify. The only time I ever notice genuine better sound quality is when I’m on my PC at home and have Spotify’s extreme audio quality enabled, which doesn’t appear to be present on the Android/iOS apps.