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The Galaxy Buds Plus don’t really support multi-device connection

The Galaxy Buds Plus don’t really support multi-device connection

Posted on February 24, 2020 By Jarvis

Reports have broken suggesting the Galaxy Buds Plus multi-connect feature isn’t working as advertised by Samsung.

The company went in hard on the connectivity features at the Galaxy Buds Plus launch, promising that the new buds would make switching between your phone and laptop quick and painless. Instead of manually pairing and unpairing the headphones via Bluetooth, Samsung said that anyone with the new buds would be able to swap gadgets within an app.
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