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HoltSawye
Iron Contributor
Jun 01, 2026

When will Windows 10 include native support for Auracast streaming?

My Galaxy S25/S26 Ultra supports Auracast, letting me stream Netflix to two Galaxy Buds4 Pro at once. Why isn’t native Auracast broadcast available on Windows 11? Insider builds have a limited Share Audio feature for select devices, but I want full native Auracast support for all Windows 10 laptops/tablets.

 

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  • Earyamk's avatar
    Earyamk
    Brass Contributor
    Jul 14, 2026

    Auracast (Bluetooth LE Audio Broadcast) is a relatively new Bluetooth 5.2 feature designed to enable devices to broadcast audio streams to multiple Bluetooth receivers simultaneously. It requires specific hardware (Bluetooth chips and firmware) and driver support that many Windows laptops or tablets currently lack.

  • Jamony's avatar
    Jamony
    MCT
    Jul 10, 2026

    Hi, full Auracast support depends on Windows support, Bluetooth hardware, drivers, and headset compatibility all lining up. Windows 10 is unlikely to be the main place Microsoft expands new Bluetooth audio features, so I’d watch Windows 11 Insider notes and your laptop vendor’s Bluetooth driver updates. For now, a vendor app or external Bluetooth transmitter may be the most reliable workaround.