Google has introduced a new feature for Pixel smartphones that allows users to stream audio to two Bluetooth headphones simultaneously. This means you can now share music, podcasts, or movies with a friend without needing a splitter or extra device.
The update is part of Android’s latest Bluetooth LE Audio support, which enables faster, more stable, and energy-efficient wireless audio connections. Pixel users can now pair two sets of headphones or earbuds and listen together in real time.
This feature is especially useful for people who like to watch movies, listen to music on trips, or enjoy podcasts with friends. It also reduces latency, ensuring both headphones stay in perfect sync.
The feature is currently rolling out to Pixel 8 and newer models, with additional devices expected to support it soon. Google is also working with audio brands to expand compatibility for this dual-headphone streaming experience.
With this move, Google joins Samsung and Apple, who already offer similar dual audio features on some of their devices. For Pixel users, it’s another reason to stick with Google’s ecosystem.
Summary Table
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| New Update | Pixel phones now stream audio to two Bluetooth headphones at once |
| Technology | Powered by Android’s Bluetooth LE Audio |
| Benefits | Shared listening, reduced latency, energy efficient |
| Availability | Rolling out on Pixel 8 and newer models |
| Competitors | Similar features already offered by Samsung & Apple |
