How to Connect Multiple Bluetooth Audio Devices on Windows 11

Use a Windows Device With Bluetooth 5.0 or Later
What's the first thing to do before searching for "how to connect two Bluetooth headphones to laptop," or "how to connect multiple Bluetooth headphones to laptop?"
It's simple-you need to ensure your device supports pairing multiple Bluetooth devices! That's because this feature is only available on devices with Bluetooth 5.0 or later.
Wondering how you can check if your device supports this feature? All you need to do is check your device's Bluetooth version through these steps:
Press Win + X and select Device Manager from the options.
Double-click on the Bluetooth option to expand it.
Right-click on your device’s Bluetooth adapter and click Properties.
Navigate to the Advanced tab and take a look at the LMP value.
If the LMP value is 9, then your device has Bluetooth 5.0. Any LMP value below 9 means you have an older Bluetooth version. In this case, your device won’t support connecting multiple Bluetooth audio devices.
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[@ayeeffkay]

I feel like a hostage,
Him:🫵🤨Select Bluetooth !!Pairing!Pairing!!!
Me : I’m trying 😫😭 😭

[@optimuskuchma4904]

breath brother!

[@Caderic]

I wish I could understand him.

[@ioquery105]

I d'ont have the "listen" tab. I restored windows but still nothing. Any idea ? You have win 11 pro ?

[@ioquery105]

EDIT : I switched to winn 11 pro but i don't have these tabs

[@barsch07]

same @@ioquery105

[@arshdeepsharma5963]

Calm down bro😭

[@heymomm1922]

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[@arshdeepsharma5963]

😂

[@vvideos2873]

Don't follow nothing works your laptop setting will get changed

[@RAMANARAMS]

it's not working for me. Windows 11

[@Frankenstein3567]

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