Wireless headphones on a non smart TV

dellas1979

I have a panasonic TV. Its not a smart TV. Has a couple of USB ports tho.

Would I be able to use wireless headphones with a TV like this? Or what do I need to get?

Many thanks

Invincible

dellas1979 wrote: »

I have a panasonic TV. Its not a smart TV. Has a couple of USB ports tho.

Would I be able to use wireless headphones with a TV like this? Or what do I need to get?

Many thanks

Has it a headphone jack?
There are units with a charging cradle/transmitter that connect throgh the headphone jack.

dellas1979

I think Ive attached a pic of whats on the back of the TV.

(sorry, not a very big tech head, so as simple terms as possible please on what I could go :-)

colm_mcm

Can you post the model number of the tv?

Invincible

This item should work with your existing Bluetooth phones.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bluetooth-Transmitter-Headphones-Wireless-High-Fidelity/dp/B075F7H5V8

dellas1979

Thanks for replies. Attached is info on the tv.

I really dont understand how this works...

I plug something into the tv that gives me bluetooth. And then i can use wireless headphones?

colm_mcm

Yes it has a headphone jack. It seems to be on the side of the tv, there are 3 connections together, in your picture - yellow black and green. The black one in the middle is the headphone jack.

You plug the transmitter’s 3.5mm headphone type plug into that jack, and it then transmits to the headphones.

You may have to manually enable the headphone function via the tv remote, or it may just activate whenever something’s plugged in. Volume is more than likely controlled by the headphones themselves rather than by the tv remote.
Some TVs have the option of running the speaker and headphone audio at the same time. Not sure about yours.

dellas1979

Thanks for that Colm!

Is there any transmitter/headphones that ye'd suggest?

I dont need anything fancy. Just at nighttime, when I would like to watch movies a little later into the night.

dellas1979

Hello-anyone any suggestions, or would a headphone with a long wire work as well?

Just use a long 3.5mm extension cable. A lot less hassle. Just don't trip over the wire.

dellas1979

So I could plug this into the TV:
https://www.woodies.ie/ross-3-5mm-stereo-extension-cable-1123907?utm_source=google_shopping&gclid=EAIaIQobChMItuD7zLKu3AIVybHtCh2Z4wxIEAQYBCABEgIsafD_BwE

And then my heaphones into the other part?

colm_mcm

Yes you could.

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For video make sure that whatever Headphone/Transmitter combination you get supports AptX Low Latency mode (not all do), otherwise you could end up with out of sync audio.