Android 15 introudces Bluetooth Auracast feature that lets you share you audio to multiple devices. Learn more here.

Android 15 is adding an audio sharing feature that lets you listen in or start broadcasting audio, and we have an early look at the feature.

Android 15 is working on improving Bluetooth sharing capabilities with new Auracast functionality. Bluetooth LE-compatible devices are needed, but are becoming more widely adopted.

Android 16 DP1 introduces Audio Sharing, a feature that lets you broadcast audio to nearby Bluetooth LE Audio devices.

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This feature will allow users to broadcast content to multiple Bluetooth-connected devices simultaneously, revolutionizing the way we share audio.

What is this new audio-sharing feature? The new audio-sharing feature is designed to allow users to broadcast the audio from a single device to multiple compatible Bluetooth audio devices.

Among them is support for Bluetooth Low Energy Audio (LE Audio), which is the future of wireless audio streaming for headphones and hearing aids.