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How can I connect headphones to LG tv with no headphone jack


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Hi, I joined the forum looking for some advice on how to connect wired headphones to an LG 55UK7550PLA television  which does not have a headphone jack.  And if it’s not possible to connect wired headphones I would consider using Wireless or Bluetooth headphones but to be honest I don’t know the difference between them and which would be the most suitable so open to any suggestions. thanks,Ron

 

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@frewmore I beleive the 55UK7550PLA has Optical (TosLink) sound output, so if you look at the first 4 in the "best of" list below (as they have bypass - so you can have the sound ALSO to go out to your amp or Sound Bar). The reason for the bypass, is that most TV "sound out" settings can ONLY have either TV Speakers, OR HDMI (ARC to/from AVR/AMP), OR Optical out (that is then the INPUT to the adaptor, and ITS output piggy-backs out to the OTHER required sound devices you might want, i.e. sound-bar or AVR/AMP). The good ones will allow you to use either Bluetooth or wired output to your headphones.  Try Amazon in your country, to see if any of those are available

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