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In order to use two devices together with Bluetooth, you need to make them known to each other. This process is called "pairing".
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How to connect two different Bluetooth headsets to one Android phone?
I can connect to two devices, but only one is capable of being active at any given time. The reason we want them connected "actively" is singing together on apps like Smile and StarMaker.
I have tried …
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