Stream music, podcasts, and other audio to Apple TV, HomePod, or AirPlay 2-compatible speakers or smart TVs. Play audio on multiple speakers in your home and keep it in sync, always in tune. Or play different content in each room, all with AirPlay.

Preparation

Make sure your device meets the requirements for AirPlay. To stream audio to multiple speakers using AirPlay 2, add your AirPlay 2-compatible speakers and smart TV to the Home app, then assign them to a room.

Use AirPlay to stream audio on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch

Play music on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, then control it in Control Center Which audio device to play on:

Open Control Center:

On an iPhone X (or later) or iPad with iOS 12 or later Top: Swipe down from the upper right corner of the screen.

On iPhone 8 or earlier or iOS 11 or earlier: Swipe up from the bottom edge of any screen.

Click and hold the audio card in the upper right corner, then tap AirPlay.

Tap each speaker or TV you want to use to play the current audio.

You can also use AirPlay to stream audio from an app you’re using on your iOS device. Just open the app, tap AirPlay, then tap a speaker or multiple speakers.

Extended information:

Tips to extend the battery life of your iPhone:

1. Develop good charging habits

On Apple phones Please charge in time when the battery is low to avoid automatic shutdown caused by low battery. If the battery efficiency is lower than 80%, try to replace the battery.

2. Turn on optimized charging

This function can intelligently learn and judge the user's usage and charging habits, making the charging process more balanced, thereby slowing down the aging of the battery and improving the battery life to a certain extent. Improve iPhone battery life.

View method: The "Optimize Battery Charging" function can be viewed in Settings-Battery-Battery Health~

3. Disable background application refresh

App Use battery life when running in the background. You can see how much time the app has been running in the background. If an app uses up too much battery when you're not using it, you can disable background app refresh to prevent it from running in the background. If the application consumes too much power, we can also choose to uninstall it!

4. Enable low power mode

The "Low Power Mode" function can save more power on your phone. When Low Power Mode is enabled, your screen dims slightly, limits background processes, slows down your processor slightly, or reduces the amount of energy your device requires during normal use.

How to do it: The easiest way to enable this feature is to swipe down from the upper right corner of your iPhone and then click on the battery icon. Or you can enable low power mode in Settings > Battery > Low Power Mode.

5. Turn off certain APP push notifications

Push application notifications, email read notifications, etc. will shorten battery life, so if you want to make your iPhone battery life longer, Better to turn it off. You can edit each application in "Settings" to turn off notifications.