Can you connect multiple ear buds to one iPhone
Can you connect to Bluetooth multiple sets of earbuds?
iPhone X, iOS 15
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Can you connect to Bluetooth multiple sets of earbuds?
iPhone X, iOS 15
Generally, no, but you can use audio sharing with specific models of Apple or Beats headphones on compatible devices*.
How to start sharing
How to stop sharing
To stop sharing, tap the AirPlay button in Control Center on your iPhone or iPad, on the Lock Screen, or in the app that you're listening to.
Tap the checkmark next to the headphones you want to stop sharing with. When you stop sharing audio, you also disconnect the second set of headphones.
* You need a compatible iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with the latest version of iOS or iPadOS, and you both need compatible wireless headphones.
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Generally, no, but you can use audio sharing with specific models of Apple or Beats headphones on compatible devices*.
How to start sharing
How to stop sharing
To stop sharing, tap the AirPlay button in Control Center on your iPhone or iPad, on the Lock Screen, or in the app that you're listening to.
Tap the checkmark next to the headphones you want to stop sharing with. When you stop sharing audio, you also disconnect the second set of headphones.
* You need a compatible iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with the latest version of iOS or iPadOS, and you both need compatible wireless headphones.
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Can you connect multiple ear buds to one iPhone