Does My Samsung TV Have Bluetooth?

Last updated: November 2026

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Some Samsung TVs do. Samsung’s US support page, “Connect a Bluetooth device to your Samsung TV”, says that on some QLED, UHD and SUHD models you can connect Bluetooth devices, and it gives three ways to check whether yours supports Bluetooth. This article follows that page only.

Which Samsung TVs the Page Covers

The page words it as “some QLED, UHD, and SUHD” models. It does not name specific models or years, and neither does this article. Nothing on the page says every Samsung TV has Bluetooth.

Samsung’s Three Checks

Check 1: Did your TV come with a Smart Remote?

Samsung’s page says that if your TV came with a Smart Remote, it supports Bluetooth.

Check 2: Is there a Bluetooth Speaker List under Sound Output?

If your TV came with another type of remote, the page says you can still check. From the TV’s Settings, select Sound, then Sound Output. If the option “Bluetooth Speaker List” appears, Samsung says your TV supports Bluetooth. This is only a check that the list exists. If the list is there, our guide on how to connect a Bluetooth speaker to a Samsung TV covers pairing.

Check 3: What does the user manual say?

If this doesn’t match your TV and you’re still not sure, Samsung’s page says you can consult your user manual.

If the TV Doesn’t Support Bluetooth

If your TV does not support Bluetooth but you still want to connect a Bluetooth speaker or headphones, Samsung’s page says you can get a Bluetooth adapter.

What Samsung’s Page Doesn’t Say

The page doesn’t show a date, and it doesn’t list which TV models or years it applies to. This article has not checked Samsung’s support pages for other countries.

Frequently Asked Questions

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