If you are satisfied, that's all that counts. But iOS can not even use a high quality aptX codec for bluetooth audio. Only SBC and AAC are possible.
SBC can run up to 48kHz / 16 bit and 384kBit with a quick fallback to lower bitrates when the signal quality drops. So make sure the wireless connection is only over a short distance.
AAC uses 44.1kHz / 24 bit and 250kBit. This codec has a higher audio quality at similar bitrates compared to SBC.
So when using bluetooth on iOS, the quality is always downgraded to something comparable to a 320kBit mp3. A lossless audio source will sound better over bluetooth because it is only compressed once for the bluetooth transfer while an already compressed mp3 file will suffer due to the second compression when sending it via bluetooth.