The navigation might differ slightly, depending on the model, but to check if a Samsung TV supports Bluetooth, open the settings menu (press home on the remote) and head to the 'Sound' section, followed by 'Sound Output.' Most Samsung TVs that support Bluetooth will show a ‘Bluetooth Speaker’ or ‘Bluetooth Audio’ list option in this section, confirming the inclusion of Bluetooth support. While that might not be the case with some older models, a quick check of the settings can confirm whether Bluetooth support is present. Most modern Samsung TVs should come with Bluetooth support. Related: Can You Use Bluetooth Headsets with Nintendo Switch? Whether it is Bluetooth headphones for a more personal listening experience, a controller for gaming, or even a soundbar to make movie nights all the more impressive, Bluetooth is one of the most common ways to connect devices to a TV. Not only does the technology do away with wires, but it also allows for an easy way to add a variety of additional devices to the TV. Taking advantage of Bluetooth support can greatly enhance the visual and audio experience of a TV.

Here’s a quick explanation on how to check if a Samsung TV supports Bluetooth, and if so, how to connect most devices. Making the situation all the more difficult, is that the exact navigation process can vary from Samsung TV model to model, based on the age of the TV.

However, knowing how to connect additional devices is not always simple or straightforward. One of the benefits of a modern Samsung smart TV is the option to connect other devices via Bluetooth.

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