A Bluetooth audio transmitter for your TV allows you to send the audio output from your TV to Bluetooth-enabled headphones or speakers. This can be particularly useful if you want to watch TV without disturbing others or if you're connecting to Bluetooth speakers for better sound.

Here are some important features and considerations when looking for a Bluetooth audio transmitter for your TV:

Key Features:

1. Bluetooth Version: Make sure the transmitter supports Bluetooth 5.0 or later for better range and connection stability.
2. Audio Quality: Check if the transmitter supports aptX or aptX Low Latency (LL) for better audio quality and minimal delay.
3. Dual Pairing: Some transmitters allow you to pair with two devices at once, such as two sets of headphones or speakers.
4. Connection Type: Ensure it has the appropriate output connection for your TV, such as optical (TOSLINK), 3.5mm headphone jack, or RCA.
5. Range: Look for a transmitter with a range of at least 30 feet (10 meters) or more to ensure good coverage in your room.
6. Power Source: Some transmitters are rechargeable via USB, while others require an AC adapter.
7. Compatibility: Ensure it works with your TV’s audio output (many TVs have a headphone jack, RCA, or optical output).

Popular Models:

1. TaoTronics Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter and Receiver

   • Features dual pairing, aptX LL, and a compact design.
   • Works with TVs, PCs, and other devices with 3.5mm, optical, or RCA connections.

2. 1Mii Bluetooth Transmitter and Receiver

   • Supports aptX HD and aptX LL for superior sound.
   • Ideal for long-range use and can connect to two devices simultaneously.

3. Avantree Oasis Plus

   • Known for its long range (up to 164 feet) and aptX LL support.
   • Easy setup with optical and AUX connections.

4. Anker Soundsync A3341 Bluetooth Transmitter

   • Offers good sound quality with aptX LL.
   • Compact and simple to use, typically using a 3.5mm or optical input.

How to Set It Up:

1. Connect the Transmitter: Plug the transmitter into your TV’s audio output (3.5mm jack, optical, or RCA).
2. Pair with Bluetooth Device: Turn on the Bluetooth transmitter and set it to pairing mode, then pair it with your Bluetooth headphones or speaker.
3. Adjust TV Audio Settings: Make sure the TV is set to output audio via the connected output port (optical, AUX, etc.).

If you need specific recommendations based on your setup, feel free to tell me more about your TV model or the devices you want to connect to!