Wireless speakers work with TVs by receiving audio signals wirelessly instead of through traditional audio cables. Here's a simple breakdown of how wireless TV speakers work with TVs, including common connection methods:
How it works: Your TV sends audio via Bluetooth to the wireless speaker.
Steps: Put the speaker in Bluetooth pairing mode.
On your TV, go to Settings > Sound > Bluetooth Audio Devices (may vary by brand).
Select the speaker from the list.
Pros: Easy setup, no wires.
Cons: Limited range (usually 30 ft), may have audio delay (lip-sync issues).
How it works: Uses your home Wi-Fi network to transmit audio.
Steps:
1. Connect both TV and speaker to the same Wi-Fi.
2. Use the TV’s built-in app or a casting method (like AirPlay or Chromecast) to stream audio.
Pros: Higher audio quality, multi-room support, less lag.
Cons: Setup may be complex, requires stable Wi-Fi.
- Using a Wireless Audio Transmitter
How it works: A small device plugged
into your TV (via headphone jack, RCA, or optical out) sends the audio signal
to a wireless speaker.
Steps:
Plug transmitter into TV.
Pair it with the speaker.
Pros: Works with TVs that don’t have Bluetooth.
Cons: You’ll need to buy a separate transmitter.
