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I've noticed most people saying Bluetooth is buggy use Ubuntu or something based off it.
I wonder if true. Haven't had any issues on Fedora or Arch builds with it in recent years.
I had issues on Fedora, but it was solved by doing a power reset. Apparently when you get a kernel update you have to do that. All that troubleshooting and researching was useless lol. I just wish I knew that was the issue, and not my hardware, cause I almost bought a Bluetooth dongle.
The audio quality with my pixel buds on fedora is terrible, and connecting only works half the time.
For your audio quality: Have you installed
pipewire-codec-aptxfrom RPMFusion? Fedora ships without patent encumbered audio and video codecs (and some other software) for legal reasons.That could be it actually. I'll try that.