Bluetooth is a default feature on your LG Smart TV that you use to connect various devices for audio output. By default, the Bluetooth feature is enabled on your LG TV. To pair new Bluetooth devices to your TV, you must get into the Bluetooth settings. For effective performance, keep your device closer to your LG TV or within 1.5 meters.
Steps to Pair Bluetooth Devices to LG Smart TV
Before getting into the steps, make sure that the BT device is in pairing mode. Your LG TV will detect a BT device only in pairing mode.
1. Click on the Settings icon on your LG TV home screen.
2. You can also press the Settings button if it is available on your LG TV remote.
3. From the Settings page, click on Advanced Settings.
4. Select the Sound option.
5. Choose the Sound Out feature.
6. Click the Device Selection button.
7. All the available Bluetooth devices will appear.
8. Choose your Bluetooth device and the audio will be transmitted to the device. Using the same steps, you can connect Apple AirPods to your LG Smart TV.
Troubleshoot Bluetooth Connectivity Issues on LG Smart TV
Some of the basic issues and bugs make you not connect your LG TV with Bluetooth. In this situation, you have to take some measures that help you to solve the Bluetooth issue on your LG TV.
- Make sure that you are keeping the device closer to your LG TV as much as you can.
- Restart the LG Smart TV and try again.
- Turn off the BT device and turn it on after a few minutes. Try again now.
- If you are using the older version, update the LG TV to its latest version and try again.
Compatible Bluetooth Devices for LG TVs
- LG Sound Bars
- Headphones with BT 5.0
- Speakers
- Keyboards
- Mouse
With this, you can connect any compatible BT device to your LG Smart TV. And there is no option to turn off the Bluetooth feature on your TV. It will be turned on automatically when your turn on the TV. If you have any issues with the Bluetooth feature, let us know in the comments.
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