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Use Phone as Bluetooth Speaker for PC - Step-by-Step Guide

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Published onSeptember 23, 2024

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Wondering how to use your phone as a Bluetooth speaker for your PC? It’s simple.

Turning your phone into aBluetooth speakeris convenient when traditional speakers aren’t available. With the help of the AudioRelay app, you can use your mobile device to play audio from your computer. I’ll take you through the steps!

How To Use Phone as Bluetooth Speaker for PC

How To Use Phone as Bluetooth Speaker for PC

You can use the AudioRelay app through Wi-Fi or USB cable.

Via Wi-Fi Connection

Follow the below steps:

Play the audio on your PC, and your mobile will produce the sound.

Via USB Tethering

If you can’t access a Wi-Fi network, use aUSB cable. Follow the below steps:

So, now you can use your phone as a Bluetooth speaker for PC and enjoy the sound anywhere on the go.

Whether connected through Wi-Fi or USB tethering, the AudioRelay app makes it easy to stream your tunes. You can now enjoy your favorite music, videos, or podcasts without external speakers.

Also, you can learn to use your phone as amicrophone,Bluetooth mouse, orwebcamon Windows.

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Vlad Turiceanu

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Passionate about technology,Windows, and everything that has a power button, he spent most of his time developing new skills and learning more about the tech world.

Coming from a solid background in PC building and software development, with a complete expertise in touch-based devices, he is constantly keeping an eye out for the latest and greatest!

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Coming from a solid background in PC building and software development, he’s a Windows 11 Privacy & Security expert.