

Also BT has allowed multiple devices to connect to the same one for ages. Like since 4.0 at least.
I can have my headphones connected to my phone and my computer so that I just pause the audio on one and start up in the other. Sometimes the switch takes a second or two but that’s it.
It’s been like that for years on BT speakers, but probably not the very cheapest ones from like 5 years ago, (no offense to anyone I buy the cheapest ones I just happened to get a morr expensive one by luck back then), but my cheap-ass Chinese headphones can do that as can my generic brand bt speaker.
If you connect two devices, it usually prioritises the one which started playing media most recently. As in I put a song on, but then you click a song on your phone so it takes over.
So I feel like it’s more a skill issue with the guy you’re replying to but might just be older BT.
The A is midrange?
I got a S24 basic model ans and this feels like a rather midrange phone.
My old phone, like 8 years older, was faster in charging, bigger screen, better camera, etc etc.
This just feels like an Android copy of an iPhone with some tiny bullshit AI features that I can actually download as apps on my older phone most the time
If I could’ve actually just replaced my screen with a proper new oled and replaced the battery, it would’ve been fine.