Can I have multiple devices connected at the same time for example an Ipod and my phone? If not are they going to have an update to allow me to have multiple devices connected simultaneously. Its a good feature for me and 350 should give that. null

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Zach · Accepted Answer

You can save multiple paired devices (aka, disconnect one and they instantly re-pair to the next device) but you cannot connect to two audio sources simultaneously (hearing both devices audio at once). These re-pair almost instantly compared to the old versions, which took upwards of 10 or 15 seconds. 

If you care about having two audio sources at once, you will have to go with something like the Bose QC35's, however the audio is much flatter on those compared to the XM2's or XM3's (I've owned them all).

Kotor29 · Answer

No you can't. Only one device at a time can be connected via Bluetooth.

SonyListens · Answer

Hi Esquivel, Yes, it does have a multipoint function. Kindly refer to page 68 of this link for more information:
https://docs.sony.com/release//Help_4740049111.pdf
~Ralph

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