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hey what's up cube women come here this is the Galaxy s8 plus a very beautiful phone if you ask me but the reason we have it here today is because it's the only phone on the market as of making this video that has Bluetooth 5.0 2 times the speed of the previous version which is four point to four times the range of 4.2 and eight times the data of 4.2 now as a Bluetooth speaker addict I was mostly excited about the improved range and the duo audio feature that Samsung was able to get out of the added speed and added delicate abilities of 5.0 and those are the main things I'm going to be talking about here so I was excited to hear about the 4 x range because that would mean would get 40 meters or 120 feet range out of a Bluetooth speaker which is great news for someone like me so the next day after getting my a say I took a couple speakers out to the field to test this out only to be disappointed the range I got out of the s8 plus running 5.0 was the same as what I got out of my older phone running 4.2 but I'm not going to call this a lie because that would be a pretty big fight my guess is you'll be able to achieve this if both devices are running five point or least I hope so I'll have to do more testing when a Bluetooth speaker running 5.0 gets the market so make sure you subscribe so you don't miss out on that now let's talk about what Samsung is calling dual audio if you're familiar with be two speakers you know that most of them at least the popular ones you can pair them up like multiple speakers to play the same song at the same time in sync and the way they work is one connects to your phone via bluetooth and then it sends the audio signal to however many other speakers that you're trying to connect and they play in saying for a bigger sound or cereal sound experience but it should come into this is the speakers have to be the same brand and sometimes they have to be the same model for this to work but what gummy excited about this duo audio is that it would be eliminating this shortcoming you can connect to bluetooth speakers or headphones to play the same thing or song even if they are from two different manufacturers now that is awesome but not quite there yet at this stage in life it's only good with headphones mainly because you'll be immersed in your headphones and you won't hear the other person is headphones but with Bluetooth speakers it's not quite there yet for me as you will hear in the sample about to play for you the thing between the speakers is not perfect there's a millisecond delay between the audio of the two speakers alright so this is you the finer microphone that's how you're hearing and those are the two speakers that we are going to be using to try this out this is the very pole and that is the wonderful so this is where you are so you should be able to hear both the sides of the speaker when they're playing um that's the flip clock lane so right when you're into your audio settings here right here I can just start it on and there you have it so I'm going to go I'm gonna move around so there's a little delay between the sound it's not like think very well don't you guys can tell but yeah it smells really really well and when I move around I'm gonna move around and I think you get the point but I wonder if both speakers were running Bluetooth Python or if that would fix the problem I don't know I guess we'll have to test that when five point all Bluetooth speakers come out but I still like the feature I think they are pointing in the right direction and it's perfect if you're just using headphones just sharing music between headphones I'm sure Samsung and whichever companies decide to pick up on this will be improving this feature as we go along I hope 5.0 Bluetooth speakers come out soon so we can test and experience the full length of this but as of right now if you're new here don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss out on those upcoming videos thanks for watching this one don't forget to leave it alike and I'll see you in the next one peace