Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Bluetooth Classic serve different purposes and have distinct characteristics, with BLE being particularly suitable for modern IoT devices due to its low energy consumption and extended connectivity range. While Bluetooth Classic is widely used for audio streaming and device pairing, requiring manual setup and consuming more energy, BLE is designed to support devices that need to remain on for long periods without frequent battery charging, facilitating automatic pairing and data exchange without user intervention. BLE's ability to maintain connections across longer distances and support many-to-many networks enhances its appeal for applications in healthcare, aviation, and remote environments, especially where traditional network infrastructure like Wi-Fi isn't feasible. Ditto, leveraging BLE, aims to provide seamless connectivity for deskless workforces, emphasizing the ease of sync and connection without the need for manual pairing processes.