How to Set Up Speakershare to Connect All Your Devices

SpeakerShare can refer to two entirely different concepts depending on whether you mean the business platform or general multi-device audio streaming. Most commonly, “SpeakerShare” (or Audio Sharing) refers to the technology or software used to stream the same audio playback to multiple speakers, headphones, or devices simultaneously.

(Note: There is also a platform called ⁠eSpeakers SpeakerShare, which is a B2B professional referral network allowing keynote speakers to share clients and earn commissions).

If you are looking to stream audio to multiple devices simultaneously, several dedicated tools, native software options, and platforms allow you to achieve this across different operating systems. How to Stream Audio Simultaneously (By Operating System) 1. On Windows 11 / 10

Native Bluetooth LE Audio (Windows 11): If you have compatible Bluetooth LE accessories (like modern headphones or hearing aids), you can use the built-in Shared Audio button under Quick Settings (by clicking the speaker icon in your taskbar) to stream to two devices at once.

Using VoiceMeeter: For older Bluetooth or mixed wired/wireless hardware, download the free tool Voicemeeter Banana. Set Voicemeeter as your default PC playback device, and then inside the software, route your primary audio to output A1 (e.g., your headphones) and output A2 (e.g., your speakers).

Stereo Mix Hack: Type “Sound” in Windows Search, open your legacy Recording Devices menu, right-click to “Show Disabled Devices,” and enable Stereo Mix. Right-click it, go to Properties > Listen, check “Listen to this device,” and change “Playback through this device” to your secondary speaker. 2. On Mobile Devices (Android & iOS)

Samsung Dual Audio: If you own a Samsung Galaxy phone, pair both Bluetooth speakers/headphones. Swipe down to your Quick panel, tap Media output, and simply check the box next to both devices to play music simultaneously.

Apple Audio Sharing: For iPhone or iPad users, you can stream to two sets of AirPods or compatible Beats headphones simultaneously. Open the Control Center, tap the AirPlay icon, and choose Share Audio to pair the second set. 3. PC-to-Phone Audio Streaming Apps

If you want to use multiple smartphones or tablets as wireless speakers for your computer, you can use dedicated network-streaming apps: YouTube·TroubleChute