If you own a Google Pixel or Samsung Galaxy phone, you can enable a selection of audio features that will instantly improve the sound quality of your phone’s speakers, the earbuds you’re using, and more. The only catch is that most of them are hidden away, especially on Samsung phones. Even if you don’t own a Pixel or a Galaxy, Android’s Developer options menu hides a few handy Bluetooth audio settings every Android phone owner should tinker with.
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