Colleagues, the problem is with the Philips 55pus6412 TV. I can't fucking connect it to BT headphones. On BT TV it is on. In addition, I have a BT keyboard connected to the TV, but the transmitter is plugged into the TV's USB and it works fine. Headphones are not visible at all when...

on the hotline they told me that this tv has bluetooth only for mice and keyboards for headphones I bought a bt stereo transmitter from quinola and connected it to the headphone output

+ headphones soundblaster and hula it's nice, although I had to give charging from the strip because if it is plugged in the tv usb, it can be ordinary phone charger and it's ok too Added after 14 [minutes]: by the way, the bt Esperanza mouse detects me without any problem

Something like this. Works flawlessly.

The manual states that Your TV does not support subwoofers Bluetooth and Bluetooth speakers. That's probably why it doesn't work.

You know what I don't know about this manual, but in the TV store a soundbar was connected via BT. I know because I was even offered it. Besides, it would be a bit strange that nowadays tv may not support BT If it is true that BT is there, but it really is not, can it be replaced with a BT to USB adapter?

Thanks mate for the answer. Could you show me exactly what this transmitter looks like and how does it work for you?

Thanks mate, I will be ordering the transmitter only this waiting time up to 60 days, massacre. We'll see how it works for me. One more question, how far are you from the TV? I have a Microsoft keyboard that they recommended to me in the store and it freezes from 4m, it is best to sit up to 3m, as it makes no sense for me. I am curious how such a transmitter will handle the microphone, then it would be completely lux, finally the voice commands would work. best regards

For me, on 65PUS8102 / 12, it also only grabs the remote control, mouse and keyboard. I called Philips and the guest blew my dreams of connecting headphones via BT. So I have to look for a transmitter. I do not understand this company's approach to the subject. The guest told me not to count on BT to connect the soundbar.

I just don't know what it is like with these soundbars, in principle they should not work, and when I was buying a TV at Media Expert, there was a promotion and Philips had a soundbar for PLN 800. But I would also like to connect it, so let me know if anything. On the other hand, I do not understand how nowadays it can be such a situation that tv does not connect to everything that has bt.

I don't understand it either. I told this to a guest at Philips yesterday, but heard that most TVs have it (actually, there is no BT for headphones and soundbars). Only he meant Philips, because when I talk to my friends there is no problem in Samsung, and in Soniaki too. It pissed me off, because the TV did not cost PLN 300. The more so because the TV has BT. He also told me that the next time I would buy, I would write to them what I want on TV, and they will write back to me whether it is or not.

Good As for the soundbar, only the optical cable remains

I solved the problem by buying a contraption that I connected to the headphone output on the TV. It works flawlessly, but I'm 100% lighter

You can show what kind of device it is.

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#1 17378203 11 Aug 2018 10:25

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Colleagues, the problem is with the Philips 55pus6412 TV.
I can't fucking connect it to BT headphones.
On BT TV it is on.
In addition, I have a BT keyboard connected to the TV, but the transmitter is plugged into the TV's USB and it works fine.
Headphones are not visible at all when searching, l. Basically, no device is detected by BT on the TV.
The keyboard connected itself after inserting the transmitter, and I paired the phone from the phone level.

Any suggestions as to what might be wrong with the TV

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The manual states that "Your TV does not support subwoofers
Bluetooth and Bluetooth speakers. "That's probably why it doesn't work.
https://www.download.p4c.philips.com/files/5/55pus6412_12/55pus6412_12_dfu_pol.pdf

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#3 17378845 11 Aug 2018 16:26

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You know what I don't know about this manual, but in the TV store a soundbar was connected via BT. I know because I was even offered it. Besides, it would be a bit strange that nowadays tv may not support BT

If it is true that BT is there, but it really is not, can it be replaced with a BT to USB adapter?
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on the hotline they told me that this tv has bluetooth only for mice and keyboards for headphones I bought a bt stereo transmitter from quinola and connected it to the headphone output
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Thanks mate for the answer. Could you show me exactly what this transmitter looks like and how does it work for you?
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https://allegro.pl/nadkuje-transmiter-bluetooth-adapter-audio-nowosc-i7216890526.html + headphones soundblaster and hula it's nice, although I had to give charging from the strip because if it is plugged in the tv usb, it can be ordinary phone charger and it's ok too

Added after 14 [minutes]:

by the way, the bt Esperanza mouse detects me without any problem
#7 17556376 13 Nov 2018 08:17

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Thanks mate, I will be ordering the transmitter only this waiting time up to 60 days, massacre. We'll see how it works for me.
One more question, how far are you from the TV?
I have a Microsoft keyboard that they recommended to me in the store and it freezes from 4m, it is best to sit up to 3m, as it makes no sense for me.
I am curious how such a transmitter will handle the microphone, then it would be completely lux, finally the voice commands would work.
best regards
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For me, on 65PUS8102 / 12, it also only grabs the remote control, mouse and keyboard. I called Philips and the guest blew my dreams of connecting headphones via BT. So I have to look for a transmitter.
I do not understand this company's approach to the subject. The guest told me not to count on BT to connect the soundbar.
#9 17609764 06 Dec 2018 23:09

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I just don't know what it is like with these soundbars, in principle they should not work, and when I was buying a TV at Media Expert, there was a promotion and Philips had a soundbar for PLN 800.
But I would also like to connect it, so let me know if anything.
On the other hand, I do not understand how nowadays it can be such a situation that tv does not connect to everything that has bt.
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On the other hand, I do not understand how nowadays it can be such a situation that tv does not connect to everything that has bt.

I don't understand it either. I told this to a guest at Philips yesterday, but heard that most TVs have it (actually, there is no BT for headphones and soundbars). Only he meant Philips, because when I talk to my friends there is no problem in Samsung, and in Soniaki too. It pissed me off, because the TV did not cost PLN 300. The more so because the TV has BT.
He also told me that the next time I would buy, I would write to them what I want on TV, and they will write back to me whether it is or not.
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He also told me that the next time I would buy, I would write to them what I want on TV, and they will write back to me whether it is or not.

Good

As for the soundbar, only the optical cable remains
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I solved the problem by buying a contraption that I connected to the headphone output on the TV. It works flawlessly, but I'm 100% lighter
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Something like this. Works flawlessly.
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Or maybe someone advise me and tell me how to connect the following devices and whether someone used these specific models.

https://allegro.pl/oferta/transmiter-bluetooth-5-0-odbiornik-nadkuje-2w1-9589744041

https://allegro.pl/oferta/transmiter-adapter-bluetooth-odbiornik-nadkuje-7866052535

https://allegro.pl/oferta/transmiter-bluetooth-adapter-odbiornik-nadkuje-7744028390

I noticed that some transmitters are connected to the TV chinchas.
For me, there are such exits on TV

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✨ The discussion revolves around the Philips 55PUS6412 TV's Bluetooth connectivity issues, specifically its inability to pair with Bluetooth headphones. Users report that the TV supports Bluetooth only for mice and keyboards, while headphones and soundbars are not compatible. Suggestions include using a Bluetooth transmitter connected to the TV's headphone output as a workaround. Several users share their experiences with different Bluetooth transmitters and their effectiveness, as well as frustrations with Philips' Bluetooth limitations compared to other brands like Samsung and Sony.
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TL;DR: On the Philips 55PUS6412, 0 Bluetooth audio outputs are supported; "Your TV does not support Bluetooth speakers." Use a 3.5 mm Bluetooth transmitter for headphones or optical for soundbars. “55PUS6412/12 User Manual”

Why it matters: For Philips 55PUS6412 owners who want Bluetooth audio, this explains the limits and the proven workarounds.

Quick Facts

Bluetooth audio (A2DP) isn’t supported on 55PUS6412; manual: no Bluetooth speakers/subwoofers. “55PUS6412/12 User Manual”
Practical workaround: plug a Bluetooth transmitter into the TV’s 3.5 mm headphone output; it works flawlessly. [Elektroda, Nestorb, post #17678452]
Power tip: some transmitters behave better when powered from a wall/phone charger, not the TV’s USB port. [Elektroda, cdr23, post #17555963]
Another Philips owner (65PUS8102/12) reports the same limitation; Philips support confirmed no BT audio pairing. [Elektroda, Nestorb, post #17609369]
Real‑world range note: a Microsoft keyboard froze at 4 m and was stable under 3 m. [Elektroda, Yoo!, post #17556376]

Does the Philips 55PUS6412 support Bluetooth headphones or speakers?

No. The 55PUS6412’s Bluetooth stack excludes audio profiles. As Philips states, “Your TV does not support Bluetooth speakers.” Use wired audio outputs or an external Bluetooth transmitter for wireless listening. “55PUS6412/12 User Manual”

My 55PUS6412 can’t find any Bluetooth headphones—how do I fix it?

You can’t pair Bluetooth headphones directly on this model. The manual specifies Bluetooth speakers aren’t supported, which blocks headphone pairing. Use a wired connection or an external Bluetooth transmitter to achieve wireless audio. “55PUS6412/12 User Manual”

Can a USB Bluetooth adapter enable headphone pairing on this TV?

Community feedback says Philips support limits Bluetooth to mice and keyboards. One owner achieved wireless audio by adding a standalone BT stereo transmitter on the headphone output. Follow that route instead of a USB dongle. [Elektroda, cdr23, post #17554772]

How do I add Bluetooth headphones to the 55PUS6412?

Use an external transmitter:

Plug a Bluetooth audio transmitter into the TV’s 3.5 mm headphone jack.
Power the transmitter from a wall USB charger rather than the TV’s USB port.
Start pairing on the transmitter and your headphones. This setup was reported working. [Elektroda, cdr23, post #17555963]

Which Bluetooth transmitter worked for others here?

One user linked a 2‑in‑1 transmitter (Allegro listing) and paired it with Sound Blaster headphones. They reported it “works nice,” especially when powered from a charger. [Elektroda, cdr23, post #17555963]

How far will wireless input devices work reliably on this TV?

A user reported a Microsoft keyboard froze at 4 meters and was fine within 3 meters. Keep receivers close and reduce interference for stability. [Elektroda, Yoo!, post #17556376]

Why does my USB keyboard work but Bluetooth headphones don’t?

Your keyboard uses its own 2.4 GHz USB receiver, independent of the TV’s Bluetooth. In the thread, the USB‑dongle keyboard worked, while the TV detected no Bluetooth devices. [Elektroda, Yoo!, post #17378203]

Can I pair a soundbar over Bluetooth with the 55PUS6412?

No. Philips support told a user, “Do not count on Bluetooth to connect the soundbar.” Plan on a wired connection instead. [Elektroda, Nestorb, post #17609369]

What’s the best way to connect a soundbar if Bluetooth is unavailable?

Use a digital optical (TOSLINK) cable from the TV to the soundbar. Owners in the thread settled on optical as the practical route. [Elektroda, Yoo!, post #17610746]

Which audio outputs can feed a Bluetooth transmitter on this TV?

Many 2‑in‑1 transmitters accept RCA (chinch) inputs, and the owner noted such outputs are present on the TV. Choose a transmitter matching your available outputs. [Elektroda, Yoo!, post #19018768]

Can I power a Bluetooth transmitter from the TV’s USB port?

It may be unstable. One user saw better results by powering the transmitter from a power strip or phone charger. [Elektroda, cdr23, post #17555963]

Does this limitation also affect Philips 65PUS8102/12?

Yes. A 65PUS8102/12 owner confirmed only remote, mouse, and keyboard paired; headphones and soundbars did not. [Elektroda, Nestorb, post #17609369]

Will the TV detect Bluetooth mice like Esperanza?

Yes. A user reported the TV detected an Esperanza Bluetooth mouse without any issues. [Elektroda, cdr23, post #17555963]

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