Bluetooth to two devices at once

pep.fermi
pep.fermi Posts: 383
in Indoor training and turbo forum
In winter I normally ride the turbo trainer listening the radio, earphones linked to my Android via Bluetooth.
I'd like to get a hub-mounted velocity sensor, Wahoo or the like. I understand these items will communicate to my Android smartphone using Bluetooth.

Question:
can my cheap Android communicate, via Bluetooth, with TWO different devices at once: the earphone, for radio listening, and the Wahoo (or similar) velocity sensor?

Thanks,
Alberto

Comments

  • jimbohorizontal
    jimbohorizontal Posts: 69
    Pretty sure my cheap android manages to connect to two different Bluetooth devices.

    No harm in giving it a go!
  • pep.fermi
    pep.fermi Posts: 383
    jimbohorizontal said:

    Pretty sure my cheap android manages to connect to two different Bluetooth devices.

    No harm in giving it a go!

    Thanks.
    But what does "pretty sure" exactly mean, did you try already and it worked, or is it a guess...?
    The risk I'd prefer not taking is spending money for a tool just to learn later it doesn't work in the way I'd like.
    For 30€ maybe it's a risk I can take...🤔🧐
  • pblakeney
    pblakeney Posts: 27,330
    Surely you have one other BT device you can connect to as a test?
    The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
    I am not sure. You have no chance.
    Veronese68 wrote:
    PB is the most sensible person on here.
  • wobblebob
    wobblebob Posts: 73
    Most Androids will handle multiple Bluetooth connections but without knowing your specific device it's impossible to answer

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