To get two Bluetooth speakers to work together, you’ll need to pair them in a way that they play audio in sync. The exact process depends on the speakers' brand and model, but here are the general approaches:
1. Check for Built-in Stereo Pairing or Party Mode**
Many modern Bluetooth speakers (like JBL, Bose, or Ultimate Ears) have a feature that lets you connect two speakers for stereo sound or amplified output.
- Download the manufacturer’s app (e.g., JBL Connect, Bose Connect, or UE Boom).
- Turn on both speakers and put them in pairing mode (usually by pressing a Bluetooth or sync button).
- Use the app to pair them together—look for options like “Stereo Mode” or “Party Mode.”
- Connect your phone or device to the primary speaker via Bluetooth, and the second one should sync automatically.
2. Bluetooth 5.0 Dual Audio (Phone-Dependent)**
If your speakers don’t have a native pairing feature but your phone supports Bluetooth 5.0 (e.g., newer iPhones or Androids), you might be able to use a dual audio setting.
- On Android: Go to Settings > Bluetooth > Pair both speakers individually > Advanced > Enable “Dual Audio” (if available).
- On iPhone: This isn’t natively supported, so you’d need a third-party app or speakers with their own pairing feature.
- Note: Syncing might not be perfect due to latency differences.
3. Use a Bluetooth Transmitter
If the speakers don’t support pairing and your device can’t handle dual Bluetooth, get a Bluetooth transmitter with multi-device support.
- Connect the transmitter to your audio source (e.g., phone, TV, or laptop) via an aux cable or Bluetooth.
- Pair both speakers to the transmitter.
- This ensures they play the same audio, though sync quality depends on the transmitter.
4. Brand-Specific Tricks
- JBL: Press the “Connect” or “PartyBoost” button on both speakers after pairing one to your device.
- UE: Use the “Double Up” feature in the app or press the Bluetooth button twice on one speaker.
- Sony: Look for “Speaker Add” or “Party Connect” in the Sony Music Center app.
Tips:
- Make sure both speakers are charged and within range (usually 30 feet).
- Check the manual or manufacturer’s website for your specific model—some older speakers don’t support this at all.
- If they’re different brands, syncing is trickier and might require a transmitter or app workaround.
What speakers are you working with? I can tailor the steps if you give me the brand and model.
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Hello again I've charged everything download the app but in about 2hrs was going to sit down and try again will let you know how it goes just wanted to say thankyou again
Yes I still can't work it out sorry but went and got a adaptor today usb c male usb a 3.0,2.0 hdmi sd Microsoft female 5 in 1 hope that it will help maybe or even I can watch video from say YouTube on my phone in to tv
