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Add Bluetooth to TVs Without Native Support Using Streaming Devices or Transmitters

Many modern televisions include built-in Bluetooth, but for those that do not, adding wireless audio capabilities is possible through several methods. Streaming devices like Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV often come equipped with Bluetooth, allowing users to connect headphones or keyboards directly to the device. Alternatively, dedicated Bluetooth transmitters can be purchased for around $25 and plugged into a TV's audio output, converting the sound into a Bluetooth signal for wireless headphones. Transmitters supporting codecs like aptX Low Latency can minimize audio delay. AI

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Add Bluetooth to TVs Without Native Support Using Streaming Devices or Transmitters

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  1. Engadget TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Adnan Ahmed) ·

    How to add Bluetooth to a TV that doesn't have it

    Your TV may not have native Bluetooth support, but you can still stream your TV's audio to wireless headphones.