“Can the Bluetooth on this device also be used as an output to bluetooth headphones? My guess would be yes since it's an Android TV device, but I'd like to know for sure...”
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What disapoints me about this answer is that when I first received this JBL Link Bar and SW10 Subwoofer I was able to pair headphones to it and they worked. Eventually those headphones were lost/broken and some time later I tried to pair another set of bluetooth headphones, and the Bar sees them and tries to complete pairing but unsuccessful. I can pair keyboards, mice to this but no longer headphones. Because of this I feel like some update may have knocked out the capability to pair headphones to this device. This is disappointing because sometimes I just want to put on headphones to listen to any of the many sources the Link Bar is capable of receiving, and bluetooth or wired headphone are the only missing feature that would make this device complete. I find myself wanting to replace it for that reason but the Google functionality (albeit slow) would be sorely missed. Very very frustrating for this user.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Our JBL Link Bar only has a Bluetooth receiver. It can only receive Bluetooth source from devices like phones, tablets, and laptops. Headphones, on the other hand, works the same way as speakers. They don't have Bluetooth transmitters.
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