It falls quite close to the "super ideal scenarios" you described, but Nordic did a real world test and got a range of 1300 m using coded phy.

Interesting, so it roughly doubles the range. So we might be looking at like 50-100 m in the real world I guess.

	▲	lxgr 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Regular Bluetooth already has 100 m of range, at least for class 1 devices like most Apple devices. (Many older/non-Apple devices are class 2, which only does roughly 10 m. Very noticeable difference in an office environment using headphones.)