Samsung’s extension of Auracast support to older phones and tablets is transforming the way experience audio. Users will be able to experience a new era of shared audio on devices that are soon to receive the much awaited One UI 6.1 update, adding them to the list of devices that support Auracast.
Since its debut for Samsung TVs and Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, Auracast has become well-known for its capacity to turn any gadget into a communal radio station. Auracast allows users to broadcast audio across multiple connected devices by utilizing Bluetooth LE Audio.
Auracast support was first restricted to the Galaxy S24 series, but Samsung has since expanded it to a wider range of devices. Future devices that are scheduled to get this support include the Galaxy Tab S9 series, Galaxy S23 series, and Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Flip 5.
The ability to send music to several Auracast-enabled headphones at once seems like a dream come true. Sharing your preferred podcast, audiobook, or music playlist with others gives the ability to interact and connect with them on a whole new level.
The Auracast feature can be accessed by going to Settings, Bluetooth, and then choosing “Broadcast Sound Using Auracast” from the three-dot menu once the One UI 6.1 update is rolled out to these devices.
An amazing turning point in Samsung’s efforts to improve its customers’ audio experiences is the company’s decision to expand Auracast support. As Samsung ushers in a new era of shared audio, get ready to immerse in a world where communication, storytelling, and music all flow together seamlessly.
