Bluetooth headphones have exploded in popularity, with the market continuing to grow each year. But while most marketing for consumer-grade wireless headphones focuses on headline features like active noise canceling, there's another feature most people should add to their list of non-negotiables. With Bluetooth, simply switching even the best wireless headphones over to another device involves fiddling with settings menus and dealing with frustrating connection issues. That's where Bluetooth multipoint comes in. While multipoint can introduce some annoyances of its own, it's still far preferable to manually switching between devices over Bluetooth.