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Bluetooth headphones won't connect


Fredrik Andersson

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Hi,

I have a OLED77C34LA and a pair Bose QC32 II headphones and I have trouble connecting to the tv.

First the headphones works good on my other three devices but the TV has trouble, when I manage to connect they work perfect but when I turn the off on on again the headphones will say they are connected to the TV but the TV most of the time won't give me an option to connect and I remember I got a popup asking if I wanted the use the headphones as output but only for like 3-4 times so far.

Usually I have to plug the power out of the TV for a while and remove the bluetooth device but and it doesn't always work. It's not great spending like 15min to get the headphones to work.

Any ideas what could be wrong?

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From my personal experience with Bluetooth devices in general: it may be a matter of Pairing, not to be confused with Connecting.

In a metaphor that has just come to me: being Connected is being together, being Paired is wearing the other's wedding ring. (Note that Bluetooth has a master/slave-architecture. Headphones can be a slave to one master only.)

Me, I have quite some Bluetooth audio devices, due to the problem that you describe. If possible, I keep headphones Paired with master devices, whether Connected or not. If I know that I may Connect these headphones to other masters, I Unpair them before Disconnecting.

Unpairing may be a matter of pressing the Bluetooth button on the slave device for a "long" time. That's my trial and error.

Hope This Helps...

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