- One UI 8.5 could bring 24-bit audio recording for Bluetooth devices.
- This is powered by an upcoming system utility called Advanced Audio, which was spotted in One UI 8.5.
- The utility currently supports the DJI Mic series, although we could expect wider support post-launch.
One UI 8.5 is set to be among the chief highlights for the Unpacked gala next week, where Samsung is also set to unveil the Galaxy S26 series. In addition to a visual revamp, One UI 8.5 is set to bring several under-the-hood improvements. We’re now learning about a new addition to that list of features, and it will enable superior audio recording through connected devices.
With One UI 8.5, Samsung is also bringing support for higher-quality audio recording, as recently noted by Galaxy Techie on X. According to the tipster, Samsung is adding a new system utility app called Advanced Audio, which will allow you to record 24-bit audio through wireless audio sources connected over Bluetooth. Currently, the audio input via Bluetooth is capped at 16-bit. Obviously, the feature will also enhance video recording on supported Samsung devices.