#Nintendo system Bluetooth audio

Nintendo has rolled out an update that allows Bluetooth Audio streaming for its Nintendo Switch and Lite consoles. After users update their respective consoles, a Bluetooth Audio option will appear in your system's settings. Nintendo's support page mentioned that up to two wireless controllers can connect to a Nintendo Switch system while connected to Bluetooth audio and will have its audio disconnected during local communication, such as a local wireless multiplayer game. Additionally, only one Bluetooth audio device can be paired at a time, but up to 10 devices can be saved on the console. Furthermore, audio latency may experience, and microphones from these Bluetooth audio devices cannot be used. Microsoft has rolled out a major audio upgrade in Windows 11 that solves a long-standing problem for gamers and Bluetooth headset users. With the Windows 11 24H2 update, users can now enjoy full stereo Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) Audio even when using the microphone. Previously, Bluetooth audio on Windows would drop to mono when the microphone was activated. Read more in our articles including "Nintendo Switch gets Bluetooth audio" and "Windows 11 24H2 finally delivers full stereo Bluetooth LE Audio with mic - No more mono audio degradation".