The current audio input management in Android is inconsistent, leading to a frustrating user experience, especially for those using external audio devices. Android 16 is set to introduce a system-wide audio switcher to improve this situation. Recent findings from the Android 15 QPR1 Beta 3 release indicate the addition of an audio input section to the existing switcher, which has been part of Android since version 11. This feature, once activated, shows how audio management may evolve in Android 16. Currently, applications that support external microphones require developers to use the MediaRecorder API, resulting in a fragmented experience. Android 15 allows audio output changes but restricts input options. A preview of Android 16 suggests a dedicated section for audio input switching, which could simplify the process for users and reduce the reliance on the MediaRecorder API for developers, leading to a more uniform experience across the platform. This enhancement could significantly improve usability for high-end tablets, PCs, and smartphones running Android.