Would this type of speaker work with a Smart TV? I would like to have a speaker in another room from our TV.
1980445
You just need a standard Bluetooth transmitter on the tv. This is a pretty good speaker.
1980446
I don't know. I returned the speaker because of less than desired or expected sound quality.
1980447
no it would not work wirelessly...it is Bluetooth only...the smart tv is WI-FI...there is a neat thing you can do though...because it is so low cost I bought 2 of them and connected them to my mp3 player with a cable that splits the signal into two separate channels...each speaker plays one of the channels with great stereo separation between the two!
1980448
As long as your television has a bluetooth it will connect. Just make sure that the speaker isn't too far away, the signal has a hard time when there is a wall in the way. You would need to make sure that there is a kind of line of sight for it to work correctly.
2065280
This speaker is for putting under your pillow when listening to audio cassettes or other mini plug audio devices. If you can get an adapter for your tv audio output, it should work fine!
307113
I believe if you double check that it has a headphone jack, it will work with your headphones. One drawback is that the volume possibly might not work via TV volume control. In that case it would be work more efficient to hook up to a small stereo system and use the headphone jack on it. If your headphones have its own volume, this may work. I found I had to do a lot of trial and error to accomplish what I was working towards. I have a TV without the usual audio outputs, only an optical/audio out. I hope this helps.
11351
That is a question for the manufacturer. We use it with our Vizio Smart TV and the sound is excellent.
1646994
If the TV has bluetooth, probably would work that way. It also has an aux headphone jack, so if you get the right cable for audio out from your tv, say rca to stereo headphone then it would work.
155107
Unless the TV has external speaker drivers (unlikely), you'll need an amplifier hooked up to a TV sound output (which is the way mine are hooked up to a TV).
630026
it is an amplified speaker, so if increased volume at a remote location is needed then these should work. The connection is a 3.5mm receptacle in the back of the base (Same connector as headphone jack on a cell phone). you will need to verify that your TV has an Audio OUT connector. These are usually Red and Black "RCA" jacks. So you will need a cable with a 3.5mm male on one end and a amtch of your TV on the other end (Either RCA or 3.5mm).
1488670
I don't see why it would not work. I think the speakers sound great although it is not surround. Use the RCA jacks to plug into the TV
1954286
Hooked mine to a receiver. Don't know what type of speaker hook ups the TV has. Sorry!
688626
This can be connected to a TV's audio through the TV's earphone jack. The speaker is powered by USB connection. My TV had a USB jack.
1673865
There is an AUX input and a Bluetooth wireless connection "input". I don't really understand your question. For example if an iPhone/ iPad / Mac computer / PC computer is connected to the speakers via Bluetooth OR AUX, any sounds coming out of the computer will work with these. In terms of home theater I'm not sure these are considered home theater speakers. If you are trying to hook them up to a reciever that will not work. These are powered speakers meant to be used without a reciever and stand alone. If you can output your tv to these than yes it will work.
1568158
That would depend on what you mean by speaker, but chances are no. This is for hooking a TV or Stereo into a device that has a headphone jack--like a phone, or a computer. If you want to connect your stereo/audio system to your TV, then something like "Hosa Cable CRA202 Dual RCA To Dual RCA Cable - 6.5 Foot" would be more likely to work. By speaker do you mean an audio system? A speaker alone can't really do anything If it is an audio system, what is the brand model number you are trying to use? What model number is your TV? If you can give me that info I can give you a better answer.
696741
I don't believe so, at least I haven't gotten it to work with my TV. But I have a good sound system for my computer, and since they are both in the same room, I'm fine with it, since all I have for my TV is the stock built-in speakers. This might be a different story if you had a home entertainment system for your TV??
1495291
There is a screw for a mount on the back of the speaker so I would think there are a lot of possibilities. As for specifically mounting it to the TV, I'm not for sure on that one. If you look around there are probably 3rd party products that would hook up to your TV mount somehow.
1845508
Sorry for the delay, you'd have to check your TV User Guide to be sure... but I do believe the Smart TV's offer wireless control to the sound bar; thus, provide access to sound control without any hassle. I do not have a Smart TV, so I had to use a Harmony remote...
1739303
Typically no, this is not usually how the sound is arranged on most TVs. Most of the time if you use one of the connection methods for an external speaker device, the TV will not also activate the TV speakers. That is a feature / function of the TV though, not this or any other external sound device.
1243966
Usually, plugging something into the headphone jack turns off the speakers. Would make much sense otherwise, right? Test it on your TV with any mini-jack headphones/earbuds.