A:AnswerNo, the source must be a Bluetooth transmitter. Very few TV's transmit a Bluetooth signal - I believe a few of the newer Samsung's do. Most likely you will need to purchase a Bluetooth transmitter for your TV (cost is about $30). Alternatively, if you just want these headphones for TV then purchase the Sony headphones that are made for that purpose. These do not use Bluetooth but rather a straight up RF signal. Cost for those is around $110. Some Sony sound bars and receivers are made to work with Bluetooth headphones so if you run the sound through one of those devices the Bluetooth headphones will work just fine.
A:AnswerNot sure about your model but I also have a Samsung tv. Using your tv remote go to the menu and click on speaker.. If you see Bluetooth Audio you can pair a wireless device.
A:AnswerHi Ronald, Compatibility with a Bluetooth capable TV is not guaranteed. You may need to check if the Bluetooth specification of both the device are compatible. This Sony MDRZX330BT supports Bluetooth profile: A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) and AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control Profile). -Jerome
A:AnswerYes they have their own volume control.
Please check the parts of this headphones in the link below.
http://helpguide.sony.net/mdr/zx330bt/v1/en/index.html
Thanks,
>Joffrey
A:AnswerThey hold up well through workouts however, not something I recommend. Heat can't escape your body around your ears so that area gets really hot. Doesn't take long when you start to sweat.
A:AnswerSony has a wired, on ear noise, cancelling set model MDRZX110NC. There is also an over the ear wireless model MDRZX770BT which is hard to find at the moment.