Bluetooth Transmitter

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December 1, 2020

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I am in the UK, i have a 50UN74006LB TV, i would like to connect 2 pairs of Bluetooth headphones, which i know you can't do "as standard".

I have tried the "One for all" Bluetooth transmitter, but it appears not to be compatible with LG devices.

Has anyone had success with such a device?

Thank you

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