Bluetooth TV headphones work similarly to portable Bluetooth headphones. However, most smartphones, tablets and laptops have built-in Bluetooth capability, which isn’t available on many TVs.

Bluetooth TV headphones work similarly to portable Bluetooth headphones. However, most smartphones, tablets and laptops have built-in Bluetooth capability, which isn’t available on many TVs.

T hese days, most tech that produces any kind of audio will work seamlessly with Bluetooth headphones, like AirPods. My computer, my phone, and even my Nintendo Switch all support relatively seamless ...

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When your Bluetooth headphone name appears on the TV screen, select it and choose Pair and connect. You'll see a confirmation pop-up on the TV screen indicating that you've successfully connected ...

The smallest of these devices connects to your TV via a 3.5-millimeter jack, then broadcasts the audio to your headphones via their Bluetooth connection. The transmitters can also be found with ...

The best TV headphones stream audio without lip sync delays, and they're easy to connect with or without Bluetooth. Two experts recommend their favorites.

If your TV doesn’t have Bluetooth, you can invest in a low-latency Bluetooth transmitter, which plugs into your TV’s audio-out jack (3.5mm headphone jack, RCA jacks, USB or optical).

One of Avantree’s more affordable models, the Ensemble headphones are easy to set up, with three options on how to connect the transmitter to your TV. They boast a battery life of 35 hours and a ...

The headphones I used were the Marshall Monitor II, and I connected them to my 2017 Sony KD-49XE9005 television, which runs Android TV and has Bluetooth 4.1 with A2DP.

I recently bought a Bluetooth transmitter/receiver so I could use Bluetooth headphones with my TV. The transmitter connected to the TV's RCA audio out and worked great until the LCD shattered.