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• naufrago

  ✭✭✭✭  /  January 2019

  Normally it should allow you to connect multiple devices without problem.
  AFAIK, only Samsung phones has a feature called bluetooth dual audio.
  Using two different bluetooth profiles (ie. first one for audio and another one for phone options) should not be a problem for a regular Android device.

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• usama kamaal

  ✭✭  /  January 2019

  do nokia 6.1 plus has this feature or not

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• bluetoothsk

  ✭✭✭  /  January 2019

  usama kamaal said:

  do nokia 6.1 plus has this feature or not

  naufrago said:

  Normally it should allow you to connect multiple devices without problem.
  

  
  

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• Shaheer Ali MM

  ✭✭  /  February 2019

  @usama kamaal
  
  In Android 8.1 Oreo, the maximum number of Blue-tooth audio devices that you can have connected at one time is two: one for call audio, and one for media.

  
  

  But in Android P, there's a new developer option that allows for up to five, yes five of your Blue-tooth audio devices to be connected to one phone simultaneously.

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