How to Connect Bluetooth Speaker To Your TV?

Don’t you agree that if you want to energize your entire room with bass that you can feel in your entire body and through your feet one must have speakers. Binge-watching your favourite series with your loved ones with speakers on especially when you are movie enthusiastic Wow! How amazing it would be!

We also know a good home theatre is not only about your high-resolution television it is also about the sound experience, so having a Bluetooth speaker is must. Speakers refine the tune of the sound and thus enhances the voice quality.

Here are few steps to connect your Bluetooth Speaker with your TV

Step 1: Turn on the TV and find the Bluetooth setting.

Go to settings menu, find settings for Bluetooth. Depending on your brand of the TV you can find couple of different options. Press on add Bluetooth devices.

Step 2: Switch on your Bluetooth Speaker and turn it into Pairing mode.

Turn on your speaker put it on pairing mode by pressing the button you can see blue light blinking on your power button that is when the Bluetooth speaker is ready to pair.

Step 3: Wait until your TV’s Bluetooth system recognize your Device.

Tv’s Bluetooth system display your system in a second if it doesn’t do, enable your Bluetooth speaker again.

Step 4: Connect your Device and adjust the volume

Select your device from TV screen. It will pair it to your TV. Some speaker also has microphone in it so instead of using microphone of tv you can use it from speaker. Adjust the volume according to you.

How to choose a perfect Bluetooth speaker?

• Always enquire about RMS and not the PMPO: this will lead to the ultimate loudness and power of the speaker you are buying. Higher the RMS generally lounder and powerful your speaker would be.
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• Make sure your speaker has a dedicated passive bass radiator and a dedicated tweeter (driver that produces only the sharpest and highest frequencies).
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• Choose a speaker with robust build quality which will be shock proof and also an IPX rating.