It's kinda astounding that companies haven't made a universal "Bluetooth handoff" system.
Like you pair your phone over wifi or Bluetooth or something and your phone can send requests to your computer to kick off the Bluetooth and then immediately start trying to connect after the computer disconnects and vice versa.
It seems like it would be very easy to implement and would basically work with any headphones.
I could see this being a KDE connect feature or something.
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