Microsoft is testing a Shared Audio feature in Windows 11 that streams audio to two Bluetooth devices simultaneously.

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The feature would let people share their audio over Bluetooth with another speaker, headphone, or Bluetooth-compatible hearing aid.

Pretty soon you'll be able to listen to music or watch movies with someone else while you each wear your own set of headphones.

Windows 11's new shared audio feature lets two Bluetooth devices play sound from the same PC, starting with select Copilot+ models in the Insider Preview ...

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To try it, users need a Copilot+ PC with LE Audio support, must join the Windows Insider Dev or Beta channel, install Build 26220.7051, pair two supported headphones, and enable the Shared Audio ...