Speaking of which, the sound quality of Apple’s wireless headphones may not be the best in the ears of fans of other brands. However, when it comes to the pairing of AirPods and even the seamless switching between devices supported by the new generation system, it is an experience that many people cannot extricate themselves from. After Android introduced the Bluetooth device fast pairing (Fast Pair) interface, the latest device switching experience that will be available on the Pixel Buds Pro device for the first time is also confirmed to be ready for the Android system. Continue reading Android’s smart switching function for Bluetooth audio devices is ready, and Pixel Buds Pro can be the first to play with the content of the report.
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Android’s smart switching function for Bluetooth audio devices is ready, and Pixel Buds Pro can be the first to play it
Although the protagonist Pixel Buds Pro that are currently available are still availablePre-ordering. However, Google is the first to use the latest fast device switching experience of Android system to give the final kick to those who are still considering whether to pre-order this true wireless Bluetooth headset with Silent Seal active noise reduction function.
According to the official blog, following the Fast Pair function they previously provided, they have also introduced a fast switching function that can support multiple Android devices. In short, users will be able to say goodbye to the trouble of having to enter the settings interface to switch to the Bluetooth audio device they are using when using another device.
This experience will automatically switch Bluetooth audio sources based on the user’s various usage characteristics. Even different types of applications on front and rear linked devices will react.
For example, when you listen to music or watch a movie on your tablet, the audio will be automatically transferred from the Android phone you are originally connected to to the tablet you are currently using. If sound effects such as notifications appear on the phone, the existing listening experience will not be interrupted and the sound will be linked back to the phone. But if the phone rings at this time, the phone will switch back to the incoming call so that the user can quickly use the headset to answer the call.
That is, if you feel that such smart switching does not meet your requirements – maybe the device has been used by others. Because every time you switch, a notification linking to other devices will pop up. If you don’t like it, just choose not to connect immediately to avoid the sound being stolen by other devices.
Since Android is a relatively open system, just like the Fast Pair experience is not exclusive to Pixel, Google has also confirmed that it will begin to provide smart switching support for headphone products from three parties including Sony and JBL in the next few weeks. He also mentioned that if your headset supports both multi-point connection and this fast switching experience, remember to go to the device details to find the relevant settings to activate.
In theory, you should be able to set it up once and for all, and enjoy the smart experience of the latest Android.
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Source: KOCPC Chinese