How to connect two Bluetooth headphones to a Samsung TV

Learn how to pair two Bluetooth headphones to a Samsung Smart TV using Dual Audio, including compatibility checks, connection steps, and troubleshooting tips for 2022 and newer models.

Pairing two Bluetooth headphones to a Samsung Smart TV is possible using the Dual Audio feature, available on 2022 and newer models. This function allows simultaneous connections for shared viewing experiences while maintaining sound quality and stability.

1. What is Samsung Smart TV's Dual Audio feature?

The Dual Audio feature enables two Bluetooth audio devices—such as headphones, earbuds, or speakers—to connect to a single Samsung Smart TV simultaneously. This is ideal for shared viewing sessions where multiple users want personalized audio without disturbing others.

Supported devices: Samsung Smart TVs from 2022 onward, including models from the QLED, Neo QLED, and Micro LED series.

2. Why is Dual Audio not working on my Samsung TV?

- Your TV model was manufactured before 2022 and does not support Dual Audio.

- One or both Bluetooth devices do not support the A2DP profile required for Dual Audio.

- The Bluetooth devices are designed exclusively for mobile use and are incompatible with TVs.

- Interference from walls, furniture, or other electronic devices disrupts the Bluetooth signal.

- The distance between the TV and the Bluetooth devices exceeds the recommended range.

3. How to pair two Bluetooth headphones to a Samsung Smart TV

Follow these steps to enable Dual Audio on your Samsung Smart TV:

1. Ensure both Bluetooth devices are in pairing mode and fully charged.
2. Press the Color/Number button on your TV remote.
3. Use the Directional Pad to navigate up and open the Quick Settings menu.
4. Select Bluetooth Speaker List from the options.
5. Press the pairing button on the first Bluetooth device. Wait for it to appear in the list and select it to connect.
6. Repeat Step 5 for the second device, but choose Multi Connect instead of a standard connection.

4. Alternative method: Using the Settings menu

If you prefer navigating through the TV's main menu, follow these steps:

1. Press the Home button on your remote and go to the Menu.
2. Select Settings, then navigate to Sound and choose Sound Output.
3. Select Bluetooth Speaker List and press the pairing button on your first Bluetooth device.
4. Once paired, repeat the process for the second device, selecting Multi Connect when prompted.

5. Additional things to check

Before troubleshooting, verify the following:

- Both Bluetooth devices support the A2DP profile.

- The TV software is updated to the latest version.

- The Bluetooth devices are within 10 meters (33 feet) of the TV.

- There are no physical obstructions blocking the Bluetooth signal.

6. When will the sound switch back to TV speakers?

If either Bluetooth device is turned off, the TV will automatically revert to using its built-in speakers. You can manually switch back to Bluetooth audio by accessing the Sound Output menu under Settings.

7. Related Samsung support topics

• How to update Samsung Smart TV software

• How to troubleshoot Bluetooth connectivity on Samsung devices

• How to optimize Wi-Fi performance for Samsung Smart TVs