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I have been able to connect several bluetooth speakers to my iPhone 7+, but I would like to play music through 2 bluetooth speakers simultaneously.
iPhone 7 Plus, iOS 10.3.3
Is this new? I paired 2 UE Boom speakers with my iPhone 6S with no problem. I'm trying it today for the first time with my iPhone 7, and it's not working. I also now have an Apple Watch and thought maybe that was the problem
I found an app that can do this using separate phones. Than you pair a speaker or headphone with each phone and everyone is listening to the same music! It’s called AmpMe. So cool. Downloaded it tonight, played around with it a bit cause there’s no instructions. But I had 2 phones, each paired with a speaker via Bluetooth playing the same music. You can have a dj.... it’s very cool. Lots of options. Public and private parties. It’s available for iPhone and Samsung. We used both.
I also just read that Bluetooth v5.0 will be able to pair to 2 separate audio Bluetooth devices (earphones or speakers etc) to 1 phone audio device or player. BUT, it’s not compatible with any Bluetooth 4.0 or earlier devices. Bluetooth 5.0 on your phone, only interacts with Bluetooth 5.0 devices, in that it’ll allow 2 different speakers to access music simultaneously as long as both the devices have Bluetooth v5 and up. iPhone 8,8plus and X come with Bluetooth 5.0. If you hook up a speaker from version 4.0, it’ll only allow one to be hooked up. If you hook up a speaker with v5.0, you’ll be able to pair another speaker that has v5.0 as well!
Kinda ***** that none of the old Bluetooth devices are compatible in the advanced workings, I guess it’s good that at least they still work in this capacity.
Not possible. Bluetooth can pair with only one speaker device at a time.
Sorry, it isn't possible. You can only play audio through one Bluetooth speaker at a time.
You might find this interesting though. Future iPhones and iOSes might make this possible.
ok I have an iphone7 ios 11 how do u connect the bluetooyth speakers ??????
play multiple bluetooth speakers iOS 10
