Windows 11 is testing Bluetooth Audio Sharing, which connects two speakers simultaneously

Microsoft is Bringing shared audio to Windows 11allowing you to stream audio through two pairs of wireless headphones, speakers, earbuds, or hearing aids. This feature is built using the Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) audio codec, and is being released for preview to Windows 11 Insiders in the Dev and Beta channels.

Shared audio comes in handy if you’re watching a movie on a laptop with your friend or family member, or just want to show them new music that you can stream into your wireless headphones. You can use Shared Audio by connecting Bluetooth LE-enabled devices to your Windows 11 PC and then selecting the Shared Audio (Preview) button in the Quick Settings menu.

Currently, shared audio in Windows 11 is only available on select Copilot Plus computers, including the 13.8-inch and 15-inch Surface Laptops and the 13-inch Surface Pro. It will come to the Samsung Galaxy Book5 360, Galaxy Book5 Pro, 13-inch Surface Laptop and others at a later date. You can also use the feature only with Bluetooth LE compatible devices, such as the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, Buds 3, Buds 3 Pro, and Sony WH-1000XM6 Wireless Headphones.