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I am trying to connect my  Bluetooth headphones  i.e boat rokers600 and sony MDR650 with TV but My tv is unable to find this devices.

 

I need to know weather tv has Bluetooth function and if yes than which device are will work with TV

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On 1/14/2019 at 7:12 AM, Kamlesh said:

I am trying to connect my  Bluetooth headphones  i.e boat rokers600 and sony MDR650 with TV but My tv is unable to find this devices.

 

I need to know weather tv has Bluetooth function and if yes than which device are will work with TV

Apparently it does not have Bluetooth:

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