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[Bluetooth] Multiple devices connected
Hello.
First of all, this is my first post, so sorry if it's a noob question and/or if I missed some posting rules.
I play games on Steam using an official Xbox 360 Controller since 2011 without facing any single issue so far. Now I'm planning to buy an Xbox One Controller, but I have some questions about its wireless connectivity. I know that there are basically two models, the ones which need the Wireless Adapter (Microsoft Controller + Wireless Adapter: Amazon.com.au: Video Games) and those that work with Bluetooth (Xbox One Wireless Controller - Grey Blue: Amazon.com.au: Video Games).
I would like to buy one of the latter as they seem to be a more recent model and also to have a better grip. Since I also use a Bluetooth headset to play, is it possible to have more than one device connected to my PC via Bluetooth at the same time? I read something about the "mastery-slavery" control mode under which Bluetooth technology works that guarantees that the master (my PC) can have 7 slaves (the external devices) connected to it simultaneously, but only if they're from different types (?).
Could anyone kindly clarify this to me, please? I read several pages and posts regarding this subject, but I'm still unsure about it and I wouldn't like to buy an expensive device such an Xbox One Controller to find out that it doesn't work as I intended.
Thank you very much!
[My Windows version: Microsoft Windows 10 Version 2004]