Which smartphone has the best sound quality for music?

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Are you looking for the smartphone with the best sound To listen to music? The Sony Xperia 1 II, the Samsung Galaxy S21 and theiPhone 12 Pro Each one stands out in a specific way.

What really sets them apart is the presence (or absence) of a jack plug, them stereo speakers and the codecs Bluetooth supported.

Smartphone placed on a table to listen to music with good sound quality
A smartphone placed on a table for listening to music with high-quality audio. ©Antonin for Alucare.fr

Sony Xperia 1 II

Sony Xperia 1 II, a smartphone designed for listening to music with high-quality sound
Sony Xperia 1 II, a smartphone designed for listening to music with high-quality sound. ©Antonin for Alucare.fr

Sony has long been known for its cameras, but the brand is also making a big splash in the audio market. The Sony Xperia 1 II is clearly the audiophile's choice.

Its biggest selling point is the return of the 3.5 mm jack plug. You can plug in your wired headphones or earbuds directly, without an adapter. Its front stereo speakers offer a rich, well-balanced sound.

On the wireless side, the Bluetooth connection supports the following codecs LDAC and aptX HD, which ensures a high-resolution audio stream to your compatible headphones.

The only drawback is its large screen, which is less convenient to use with one hand. For a high-end model, expect a price of around 750 €. If you're looking for the best smartphone for listening to music with wired headphones, this is a safe bet.

Samsung Galaxy S21

Samsung Galaxy S21, an Android smartphone for listening to high-resolution music via Bluetooth
Samsung Galaxy S21, an Android smartphone for listening to music via high-resolution Bluetooth. ©Antonin for Alucare.fr

the Samsung Galaxy S21 is the best choice if you mainly listen to music wirelessly. This Android smartphone supports the major Bluetooth codecs: LDAC, aptX, AAC and SBC. This means you can enjoy high-resolution audio through your compatible earbuds or headphones.

As for the speakers, it has two stereo speakers compatible Dolby Atmos. The sound remains rich and balanced, whether you're listening to music or watching a video. Even when you connect a Bluetooth speaker at a party, the audio quality holds up.

The real problem is the’no 3.5 mm jack. For a wired headset, you'll need to use the USB-C port with an adapter (not included). So its main strength is clearly its wireless capability.

the Samsung Galaxy S21 is located around €700 to €800 depending on the model. An excellent choice for listening to music via Bluetooth, best suited for users who have ditched wired connections.

L'iPhone 12 Pro

iPhone 12 Pro, an Apple smartphone for listening to music
iPhone 12 Pro, an Apple smartphone for listening to music. ©Antonin for Alucare.fr

If you're already part of the ecosystem Apple, l'iPhone 12 Pro It's still a great smartphone for music. Its biggest strength is its balanced stereo speakers, combined with support for the Dolby Atmos and Spatial Audio.

This technology positions the instruments around you for a more immersive listening experience, similar to what you'd hear in a movie theater. The result is clear and detailed, whether you're listening through speakers or headphones.

If you use Spotify Where Apple Music, you can fully enjoy this sense of spatial depth.

However, we need to be honest about its limitations. The’iPhone 12 Pro has not no headphone jack, nor a USB-C port: you'll need to use the connector Lightning or via Bluetooth. True audiophiles who want high-resolution wireless sound will therefore prefer a Sony.

L'iPhone 12 Pro is ideal for users Apple who listen via AirPods or wired headphones Lightning, and who want a seamless experience without any hassle.

Released around 1 200 €, it is now much cheaper on the secondhand market.

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