Do you have trouble hearing your TV and you don’t want to disturb others in the room? If so, you’re not alone. Many people, including Martha from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, want to know how to connect wireless headphones to a TV.
“I am searching for Bluetooth earbuds or AirPods for my elderly mom who is hard of hearing. I need her to be able to connect the wireless earbuds to the smart TV but still have sound from the TV speaker for my father in the room. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions. I have been searching but am overwhelmed with everything out there. Thank you!”
Martha, Baton Rouge, LA
This is a great question, and it is possible to connect your wireless headphones to your TV when you have either a Bluetooth-capable TV or a headphone audio jack on your set. It’s up to your TV if it will also allow sound on the TV speakers simultaneously with headsets. Most TVs let you do one or the other, seldom both. Here’s how to get sound from your TV into headsets without missing another word of dialogue in your favorite show or movie.
Having sound come through both your headphones and the TV speakers is going to depend on the type of TV and headphones you have and what features they offer in the settings. A vast majority of TVs allow either one or the other, but not both. But, the best way to find this out is to first refer to your TV’s manual or explore the audio settings on your TV with your remote control. Either way, I am on a mission to get you squared away with hearing your TV the best way possible.
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In the case that Martha is presenting above for wireless headphones, you would need to have a TV that supports Bluetooth audio output. When I tried it on my run-of-the-mill LG LED TV, it worked within two minutes on my first try. Bluetooth headphones paired with a TV will send the audio wirelessly to the headsets.
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Another option is to use dedicated TV headphones that use a base station that plugs into the TV’s audio output. These headphones can send the TV sound wirelessly to the person’s ears while also allowing the TV speaker to play sound for others in the room. These are fine, yet your best bet is simply to invest in a good pair of noise-canceling headsets with good battery life.
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This, again, is going to depend on your TV model and what settings are on it. Many TVs can connect to Bluetooth headphones by following steps similar to what I outlined below.
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There are many great options out there when it comes to quality headphones that can connect wirelessly to your TV. I’ve narrowed it down to these few top choices that have some excellent features. Just be aware that not every TV may accept these headphones, so make sure you know what your TV allows before purchasing a pair.
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The struggle to hear the TV without disturbing those around you is a common challenge. But fear not. You’re not alone in this dilemma. Connecting wireless headphones to the TV while keeping the sound flowing from the TV speakers is absolutely possible, provided your TV and headphones have the right features. It’s all about finding the right settings on your TV and the best part is that I’ve outlined how to make it all work for you.
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