Is there a delay in listening when listening to tv? null

We don't recommend using this speaker connected wirelessly to a tv. There can be a delay between the audio and video which is very distracting. However, it does have a 3.5mm jack for a wired connection.

Yes, there is a half second delay. I was watching Netflix on my PC with these headphones, and the audio was not in sync.

It depends on your playback device. There isn't a noticeable delay when playing video content from my iPad Air 2, 2015 MacBook Pro Retina, my iPhone 6S Plus, or even my friend's Surface Pro 3. There is a delay when I'm at work playing content via my Dell business notebook. I have not tried using these with my TV as it does not support Bluetooth audio output (I'm not sure of many TVs that do have that). It all depends on the Bluetooth transmitter that's used in your source device (i.e. your TV, tablet, smartphone, computer, etc.). Cheap transmitters will cause more of a delay as they take a longer time to process the audio and send it out via Bluetooth. Nicer transmitters process the audio almost instantly and send it out so that there isn't a noticeable lag.

I have my headphones paired to the Hopper by Dish and have no delay in the sound using that device.

I have watched Netflix and Amazon prime via my laptop and there hasn't been any sound lag.

That's typically based on the tv and how it's Bluetooth protocol is set up. But most TV's shouldn't have a delay with any bluetooth headphone.

There's a very slight delay --- but you won't hear it and will never know it because the headphones cancel out outside sounds.

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We don't recommend using this speaker connected wirelessly to a tv. There can be a delay between the audio and video which is very distracting. However, it does have a 3.5mm jack for a wired connection.
Answered by Bose Support 9 years ago
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Yes, there is a half second delay. I was watching Netflix on my PC with these headphones, and the audio was not in sync.
Answered by Amber 9 years ago
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It depends on your playback device. There isn't a noticeable delay when playing video content from my iPad Air 2, 2015 MacBook Pro Retina, my iPhone 6S Plus, or even my friend's Surface Pro 3. There is a delay when I'm at work playing content via my Dell business notebook. I have not tried using these with my TV as it does not support Bluetooth audio output (I'm not sure of many TVs that do have that). It all depends on the Bluetooth transmitter that's used in your source device (i.e. your TV, tablet, smartphone, computer, etc.). Cheap transmitters will cause more of a delay as they take a longer time to process the audio and send it out via Bluetooth. Nicer transmitters process the audio almost instantly and send it out so that there isn't a noticeable lag.
Answered by ThisIsNot 9 years ago
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I have my headphones paired to the Hopper by Dish and have no delay in the sound using that device.
Answered by Hokiefan1978 9 years ago
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I have watched Netflix and Amazon prime via my laptop and there hasn't been any sound lag.
Answered by Jin229 9 years ago
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That's typically based on the tv and how it's Bluetooth protocol is set up. But most TV's shouldn't have a delay with any bluetooth headphone.
Answered by dtbrown 9 years ago
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Great sound.
Answered by ROBERTSENDEJOJUNIOR 9 years ago
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No.
Answered by Boolean 9 years ago
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No
Answered by Aromawow 9 years ago
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There's a very slight delay --- but you won't hear it and will never know it because the headphones cancel out outside sounds.
Answered by AlCapone 9 years ago
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