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The Addon C3 is basically the wi-fi-enabled, multi-room version of Audio Pro's Addon T3. It has the same minimalist looks that the Scandinavian company is known for, complete with textured surfaces and an embossed leather carry handle, but the wireless tech adds a whole new dimension to your listening. As stated above, the Stereo Mix option is at least not available upfront in Windows 10. However, it is still there – it’s just disabled by default on the latest and greatest iteration of the Windows Operating System. That being the case, you can enable the Stereo Mix feature and use it to have audio output through multiple devices on Windows 10. To do so, you need to: In the name of improved sound quality, Audio Pro has enhanced the electronics here and revised the bass port design, while for control there are additional buttons on the speaker itself. Most crucially, you can now connect over wi-fi, Bluetooth, AirPlay 2 or Google Cast. What's the first thing to do before applying tips on "how to connect two Bluetooth headphones to a laptop" or "how to connect multiple Bluetooth headphones to a laptop?" Here's a scenario you might be experiencing: you’ve got the right Bluetooth audio devices, and your PC has Bluetooth 5.0 or later. However, you're still struggling to connect your multiple Bluetooth devices.

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Pros: One of the most stylish Bluetooth speakers around; good at high volumes; dual-speaker pairing; great battery life Any audio played from now on will be through both the output devices, the one you selected and the default one. This helps with durability, and the Emberton is IPX7 rated for pretty solid waterproofing. It comes with very few other bells and whistles though – there’s no control app, no aux-in and no microphone for taking calls. The focus here is on the sound, and it shows in its performance. To set up a HomePod Stereo Pair, you need an iPhone running at least iOS 11.4 or a Mac with macOS Mojave or later. You'll also need HomePod speakers running iOS 11.4 or later. If you’d like to go bigger, the Ultimate Ears’ BLAST & MEGABLAST app may be the option you need. It allows you to connect a larger number of speakers and offers a more immersive sound. The only downside is that you can only use speakers from Ultimate Ears’ range.Weight: 585g | Size: 16 x 8.9 x 8.9cm | Battery life: 12 hours | Waterproof: Yes (IPX7) | Total power: 20W | Aux-in: No

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and 2.1 speakers feature a variety of connection options. Speakers with a 3.5 mm cable are compatible with any computer, laptop, tablet, TV, or smartphone that features a 3.5 mm audio input. USB speakers connect to computers, laptops and gaming consoles with a USB-A port. RCA-enabled speakers are compatible with your TV, Blu-Ray, and DVD player. BROWSE THE FULL RANGE OF LOGITECH SPEAKERS Critical ears will notice some variation in overall balance as you move up and down in volume, but the sound remains good across the board and doesn’t impact the overall character. We actually find it sounds its best at around 75% of maximum output, so feel free to crank it up.You'll use the Google Home app to connect Google Home to Bluetooth speakers. Select your device > Settings> Default music speaker. Pair your Bluetooth speaker, follow the prompts and enjoy the sound. Before Bluetooth 5.0, pairing with multiple devices was out of the question. Nowadays, even if your device currently doesn’t support it, it’s only a matter of time before it does. Until then, you can always use third-party apps to enjoy a riveting audio experience. When you have more than one audio output device connected to your computer, switching from one to the other whenever you want the audio to be played through one specific device is not only an inconvenience but can also be quite tedious. Wouldn’t it be much better if you could just have the audio be played through ALL of the audio output devices you have connected to your computer at the same time so you can listen to the audio through whichever device you want? On older versions of the Windows Operating System, you could do exactly that using the Stereo Mix option. However, the Stereo Mix option isn’t available on Windows 10 – or it’s at the very least not available upfront. Your smartphone can only connect to one speaker, so you'll need participation from friends and family to make it work.