Luba macrumors 68000 Original poster Apr 22, 2009 1,814 382 May 6, 2018 #1 1. Can you have two pairs of AirPods connected and being used at the same time on an iPhone? 2. Can you have two pairs of AirPods connected, but being used one pair at a time?
1. Can you have two pairs of AirPods connected and being used at the same time on an iPhone? 2. Can you have two pairs of AirPods connected, but being used one pair at a time?
T TiggrToo macrumors 601 Aug 24, 2017 4,205 8,839 May 6, 2018 #2 Duplicate of Using More Than One Set of Airpods 1. No 2. Yes (assuming "Connected' in this case means that you've already done the initial pairing, not that they're both outputting a signal) Reactions: Luba
Duplicate of Using More Than One Set of Airpods 1. No 2. Yes (assuming "Connected' in this case means that you've already done the initial pairing, not that they're both outputting a signal)
Luba macrumors 68000 Original poster Apr 22, 2009 1,814 382 May 6, 2018 #3 TiggrToo said: Duplicate of Using More Than One Set of Airpods 1. No 2. Yes (assuming "Connected' in this case means that you've already done the initial pairing, not that they're both outputting a signal) Click to expand... Great, regarding #2, I thought maybe since there would be 2 AirPods under my Apple ID and on the same iPhone it would not work. I didn't think #1 would work, but that would be awesome. Btw, do you know when the wireless charging AirPods are coming out?
TiggrToo said: Duplicate of Using More Than One Set of Airpods 1. No 2. Yes (assuming "Connected' in this case means that you've already done the initial pairing, not that they're both outputting a signal) Click to expand... Great, regarding #2, I thought maybe since there would be 2 AirPods under my Apple ID and on the same iPhone it would not work. I didn't think #1 would work, but that would be awesome. Btw, do you know when the wireless charging AirPods are coming out?
Ralfi macrumors 601 Dec 22, 2016 4,397 3,136 Australia May 6, 2018 #4 Scenario #1 may be possible with Bluetooth 5.0? Correct me if i'm wrong, which I think I am since I recall some prior-gen Android phones having this feature?
Scenario #1 may be possible with Bluetooth 5.0? Correct me if i'm wrong, which I think I am since I recall some prior-gen Android phones having this feature?
sahilpatel12 macrumors 6502a Oct 12, 2011 875 238 Merica May 7, 2018 #5 1 no 2 yes you can have both paired up in setting but only one pair of airpods can be connected ( using ) at a time.
1 no 2 yes you can have both paired up in setting but only one pair of airpods can be connected ( using ) at a time.