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Same with Bose. But I have two desktops and a phone, and never know which two are connected. Why limit it to two? Seems arbitrary and unnecessarily limiting.
by colordrops 5y ago
Same with Bose. But I have two desktops and a phone, and never know which two are connected. Why limit it to two? Seems arbitrary and unnecessarily limiting.
- faeriechangling 5y agoGenerally multiple bluetooth signals seems to degrade the overall audio quality. The AirPods are the only product in the same class that can sort of link to more than 2 devices... but all of them need to be apple.
- searchableguy 5y agoThey don't support multiple Bluetooth audio connection at the same. They basically quick switch between devices in the background.
- colordrops 5y agoI'd be fine with that. The Bose headphones seem to be doing something similar as only one device can play audio at a time.