A:AnswerAs far as I can figure out, Not with my Samsung TV. When I activate the Bluetooth option in the TV settings it disconnect any other sound source coming out of the TV, in my case my surround sound system. The options in the settings are the internal speakers, the surround sound receiver or the Bluetooth. Other TV's may be different or perhaps the TV manufacturer or the Geek Squad could help you out.
A:Answerthe red light can mean 2 things.
A: it means the battery is low and you need to charge it.
B: when you are pairing the bluetooth to something, hold down the power button for 7 sec until you see the lights flashing an alternate blue and red back and forth, and that means it is in bluetooth pairing mode.
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A:AnswerIts possible but its not the headphones that will be the deciding factor, you'd need some kind of switch appliance to choose the signal unless your TV's have bluetooth which is unlikely.
A:AnswerHi randomguy,
Please check the full specifications of this model in the link below.
https://docs.sony.com/release//specs/MDRXB950BT_B_mksp.pdf
Thanks,
>Joffrey
A:AnswerThe highs and mids are good on these headphones as long as the ultra bass is turned off and the sound is optimized for music. You can control the music settings upon powering the headphones up by using the volume + or - buttons. Obviously the ultra bass button can be toggled at any time by pushing the button on the left earpiece.
A:AnswerHi RG, We cannot guarantee compatibility of a third party device but you can check if the jack is compatible with a stereo mini plug. For wireless connection, the pairing instruction can also be viewed here: https://docs.sony.com/release//MDR-XB950BT_Help_Guide_EN.pdf -Jerome
A:AnswerHi,
A full charge on mine will last about 2 weeks or so. I use them only at work (M-F, 8-5) and only for a few hours a day. Although sometimes I forget and leave them on overnight. I feel like they last a really long time. And what's nice is they have a cord so you can plug them in when they die and keep listening. Although the headset buttons no longer work when you have them plugged in through the headphone jack. So in terms of hours, I don't know how long they're rated to last, but I feel like I get around 20 hours of use out of them, which lasts around 2-3 weeks for me. And when you have to charge your phone every single day, 2 weeks is amazing.
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A:AnswerI have the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and they work with mine.
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A:AnswerIt depends on the system how many wireless headphone or wireless receivers can be connected to some specific system. Normally with any cell phone , tab or iPad / TV only One
Bluetooth headphone or speaker can be connected.
A:AnswerThe bass boost is only available when using Bluetooth. Reason being is Bluetooth is restricted to 20Hz-20,000Hz. Using the supplied cable the headset operates at 3Hz-28,000Hz. So really wouldn't need to boost it at that range.
