AirPods autoswitch?

[windywalks]

Plus, I believe that they’re limited to 2 devices for simultaneous connection

Edit - to correct the word Plus being split by the quote

The QC 35 II can only have two devices connected simultaneously, that's right. You have to go into the Bose Connect app to switch one off and connect another.
That's the case, when I use my iPhone and MacBook Pro, and the suddenly I want the iPad to join the gang, but I have to disconnect the MacBook first and flip the software switch for the iPad.
Not very annoying but a minor inconvenience at times.

 

[Ansath]

The QC 35 II can only have two devices connected simultaneously, that's right. You have to go into the Bose Connect app to switch one off and connect another.
That's the case, when I use my iPhone and MacBook Pro, and the suddenly I want the iPad to join the gang, but I have to disconnect the MacBook first and flip the software switch for the iPad.
Not very annoying but a minor inconvenience at times.

So, it’s not the same as the autoswitching the airpods do.

 

[4492865]

So, it’s not the same as the autoswitching the airpods do.

You can easily connect the Bose by going into Bluetooth settings and tap connect. That disconnects QC from the non-last used. You can have have more than 2 pairings.

Swithcing sources is a lot easier on the Bose than AirPods. Am extremely disspaointed how Airpods cannot figure out what device to connect to by themselves. The added value of the W9 chip in my view is 0. I pair only once, and BT pairing is not hard at all.

 

[CobraPA]

You can easily connect the Bose by going into Bluetooth settings and tap connect. That disconnects QC from the non-last used. You can have have more than 2 pairings.

Swithcing sources is a lot easier on the Bose than AirPods. Am extremely disspaointed how Airpods cannot figure out what device to connect to by themselves. The added value of the W9 chip in my view is 0. I pair only once, and BT pairing is not hard at all.

I do this fairly often with Airpods as well (go to Bluetooth settings and tap to connect the AirPod to the device), how is this easier for Bose?

 

[Starship67]

im sad. this works perfekt with Bose qc35 but nut with the AirPods

I don’t think it means what you think it means.

 

[HopefulHumanist]

You can easily connect the Bose by going into Bluetooth settings and tap connect. That disconnects QC from the non-last used. You can have have more than 2 pairings.

Swithcing sources is a lot easier on the Bose than AirPods. Am extremely disspaointed how Airpods cannot figure out what device to connect to by themselves. The added value of the W9 chip in my view is 0. I pair only once, and BT pairing is not hard at all.

It's definitely easier with AirPods as you can just open the AirPlay menu from within the audio app or from control center and tap them to switch. And it works across all your Apple devices so if you're all-in on Apple products you can't get an easier experience.

 

[4492865]

I do this fairly often with Airpods as well (go to Bluetooth settings and tap to connect the AirPod to the device), how is this easier for Bose?

Because when you use two devices, i.e. only iPad and iPhone, which is my case, you don't have to do anything for Bose. Unlike AirPods. For 2 devices it just works. Unlike AirPods.

 

[profets]

Because when you use two devices, i.e. only iPad and iPhone, which is my case, you don't have to do anything for Bose. Unlike AirPods. For 2 devices it just works. Unlike AirPods.

Out of curiosity, what happens if you play audio from both devices? The Bose when powered on actually stay connected to both?