How to Turn On/Off Bluetooth on Hisense Smart TV

Do you want to connect Bluetooth accessories like wireless headphones, speakers, or gaming controllers to your Hisense TV? Depending on the model, toggling the Bluetooth connectivity feature on and off can be confusing.

This guide will provide step-by-step instructions for enabling or disabling Bluetooth across popular Hisense Smart TV platforms including Google TV, Roku TV, Fire TV, VIDAA TV, and XClass TV.

You’ll also learn troubleshooting tips in case there is no Bluetooth option showing in your TV settings or if you need to control it without the remote.

How to Turn On/Off Bluetooth on Hisense Google TV

How to Turn On/Off Bluetooth on Hisense Google TV

The Hisense Google TV interface runs on top of the Android smart TV operating system. Here are the steps to toggle Bluetooth on these models:

     1. Using your Hisense TV remote, select the Profile icon from the rows of app icons at the bottom of the home screen. This opens the TV settings.

     2. Choose the “Remotes & Accessories” option.

Choose the “Remotes & Accessories” option.

     3. Under “Bluetooth,” turn the toggle On or Off accordingly to enable or disable the connectivity feature.

Under “Bluetooth,” turn the toggle On or Off accordingly to enable or disable the connectivity feature.

     4. You may need to pair new Bluetooth devices after enabling, or manually disconnect already paired accessories after disabling. Follow the prompts on screen.

pair new Bluetooth devices after enabling

Pro Tip: Use voice commands via Google Assistant to turn Bluetooth on or off hands-free. Just say “Ok Google, turn Bluetooth on/off on my Hisense TV” into your remote.

How to Turn On/Off Bluetooth on Hisense Roku TV

How to Turn OnOff Bluetooth on Hisense Roku TV

Hisense Roku TV models also make it simple to get your Bluetooth gaming controllers, headphones and more connected wirelessly:

    1. From the Roku TV home screen, head to “Settings.”

From the Roku TV home screen, head to “Settings.”

    2. Select “Remotes & Devices” > “Remote and Devices” > “Pair devices.”

Select “Remotes & Devices” “Remote and Devices” “Pair devices.”

    3. Choose whether you want to “Add device” to enable pairing new ones or “Disconnect device” to stop already paired accessories from connecting automatically.

Choose whether you want to “Add device

    4. Roku TV will automatically scan and find nearby Bluetooth gadgets to connect with when the feature is enabled.

Pro Tip: The Roku mobile app acts as a remote you can use to toggle the Bluetooth settings as well. Useful if you misplace the physical clicker!

How to Turn On/Off Bluetooth on Hisense Fire TV

How to Turn On/Off Bluetooth on Hisense Fire TV

Amazon Fire TV edition Hisense smart TVs also allow you to activate and deactivate Bluetooth capability directly through the quick settings menu:

     1. From the Fire TV home screen, select the settings gear icon to open the quick settings panel.

From the Fire TV home screen, select the settings

     2. Choose “Controllers & Bluetooth Devices” to open these options.

Choose “Controllers & Bluetooth Devices

     3. Toggle “Bluetooth” on or off here. Manage already paired devices under the “Other Bluetooth Devices” section.

Toggle “Bluetooth” on or off here

Pro Tip: Alexa voice assistant functionality is built-into Fire TV Hisense smart TVs. Use a paired Echo Dot or command the TV directly to turn Bluetooth on/off hands-free.

How to Turn On/Off Bluetooth on Hisense VIDAA TV

How to Turn On/Off Bluetooth on Hisense VIDAA TV

VIDAA TV is Hisense’s own proprietary smart TV platform. Here’s how to access the Bluetooth controls:

      1. Access the main settings menu from the VIDAA U home screen by pressing the Menu button on your remote.

Access the main settings

      2. Head into the “Network” option.

Head into the “Network” option.

      3. Select “Bluetooth” from the list and choose whether to enable or disable connectivity.

Select “Bluetooth”

      4. Manage paired devices which will automatically connect when Bluetooth is switched on.

Pro Tip: Quickly toggle Bluetooth off by accessing the VIDAA universal control menu using the remote. This saves navigating through the full main settings.

How to Turn On/Off Bluetooth on Hisense XClass TV

How to Turn On/Off Bluetooth on Hisense XClass TV

Entry-level Hisense XClass TV models have simplified settings but still allow managing Bluetooth:

     1. Select the “Picture and Sound” option from the main XClass TV settings menu.

Select the “Picture and Sound”

     2. Open “Audio Settings.”

     3. Turn the Bluetooth setting option on or off here. Paired audio devices will automatically be able to connect when enabled.

Pro Tip: Bluetooth on XClass TVs is mainly designed for pairing wireless audio gadgets like headphones and speakers. Other devices may have limited functionality.

Is it Possible to Turn On/Off Bluetooth on Hisense TV Without a Remote?

Yes, even if you’ve lost or damaged the Hisense smart TV remote, you can still toggle the Bluetooth setting using:

  • RemoteNOW mobile app – Download to your Android or iOS smartphone to access all TV controls including Bluetooth power.
  • Universal remote – Affordable universal remotes can switch primary functions like Bluetooth on/off once programmed to sync.

So you needn’t worry about getting stuck without Bluetooth if the physical clicker goes missing!

Is it Possible to Enable/Disable Bluetooth on Hisense Smart TVs Using Voice Assistant?

Many Hisense smart TV platforms now integrate hands-free voice control using Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, etc. This means you can toggle the Bluetooth connectivity setting by:

  • Saying voice commands into the remote mic
  • Using a paired Echo Dot or other speaker
  • Sometimes even the smartphone assistant app

Just use phrasing like “Turn Bluetooth on/off on my Hisense TV” for whichever virtual assistant your model supports. Super convenient for managing devices wirelessly!

What to Do if There is No Bluetooth Option on Hisense TV?

If for some reason Bluetooth is missing from the settings options entirely, try:

  • Force stopping the smart TV platform app and clearing cache – app crashes can cause option disappearance
  • Checking for a system software update – new firmware may add missing elements
  • Factory resetting the TV as a last resort – wipes glitched settings

This will hopefully restore full Bluetooth controls so you can easily connect all your wireless headphones, controllers, speakers and more!

Getting Bluetooth accessories paired and disconnected from your Hisense TV doesn’t need to be a frustrating process.

By following the step-by-step instructions for your specific smart TV system, you’ll have an easy way to manage wireless connectivity for all your devices.

FAQ’s

Are Hisense TVS Bluetooth enabled?

Most of our models including our ULED series and Laser TV have Bluetooth. Just go to your “Settings” menu, then “Network” and enable “Bluetooth” under “Remotes & Accessories.” Just make sure you remember what’s connected – we don’t want anything embarrassing coming up on the wrong screen now, do we?

How do you know if your TV has Bluetooth?

How do I know my TV supports Bluetooth? If your TV came with a Smart Remote, it supports Bluetooth – that’s how the Smart Remote pairs to the TV.

How do I stop people from connecting to my smart TV?

You need to keep your smart TV in a different wifi network which you can only access. Otherwise anyone in the same wifi network can cast to the smart TV. Other option would be to disable screen cast on the TV if there is a possible setting.

If you are looking for a new TV, you might have come across Hisense, a Chinese brand that offers low-priced but high-quality 4K smart TVs. But is Hisense a good TV brand? How does it compare to other brands like LG or Sony? What are the pros and cons of Hisense TVs? In this article, we will answer these questions and more, and help you decide if Hisense is the right choice for you.

Now you can enjoy your favorite audio and gaming gear cable-free! Try toggling Bluetooth on to experience easy wireless pairing for yourself now!

 

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