Best for
- Using supported Bluetooth headphones with Auracast broadcasts
- Using supported MFi or ASHA hearing aids with Auracast broadcasts
- USB-C phones and tablets with USB audio support
- Public or password-protected Auracast broadcasts
Auracast receiver for USB-C phones
Use a compatible USB-C phone to receive Auracast broadcasts and listen through supported Bluetooth headphones or hearing aids.
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Aura C plugs into a compatible phone or tablet. The phone receives the Auracast broadcast, then sends audio to one supported Bluetooth listening device.
Aura C is a personal receiving bridge. It does not turn every Bluetooth device into a native Auracast receiver.
| Source device | ||
|---|---|---|
| USB-C phone or tablet with USB audio | Supported | Plug Aura C into the USB-C port and use the companion app to find broadcasts. |
| Older Lightning iPhone | Adapter may be required | Requires a compatible Lightning-to-USB-C setup; adapter is not included. |
| Listening device | ||
| Supported Bluetooth headphones | Supported | Audio is relayed through the connected phone. |
| Supported MFi / ASHA hearing aids | Check model | Compatibility depends on the exact hearing aid and phone. |
| Use | ||
| Voice calls / microphone | Not supported | Aura C is for receiving audio broadcasts, not two-way calls. |
Compatible products that extend how you use this product.
Products that bridge otherwise incompatible audio sources or listeners.
Optional accessories for charging, replacement, or alternate use.
Yes. Aura C receives an Auracast broadcast; it does not create the broadcast.
No. Aura C is intended for one phone and one supported Bluetooth listening device at a time.
Only if the exact hearing-aid and phone combination is supported. Check compatibility before purchase.
No. Aura C does not support microphone input or two-way voice calls.