Modern TVs do not have headphone jack because they use latest technologies like HDMI and Bluetooth etc. Still, you can connect your headphones to TV even without a headphone jack/socket.
As you know headphone jack is a 3.5mm AUX jack that is not liked today because it cannot deliver surround sound and high definition audio in good sound systems. However, it is very popular and most widely used by many devices. It is the same jack used in your mobiles and tablets.
Check your TV for analog audio output that you can find on the back. These will be two RCA sockets mostly red and white. Make sure they are for output and not for input.
If the sockets are for audio output the next process is simple and straightforward. You need to buy TRSF to Dual RCA Adapter which has a 3.5mm socket (female 3.5mm) and two RCA plugs.
There are many converters like this are available so you have to make sure that required inputs and outputs are available.
Make sure that inputs available on the converter are similar to those digital outputs on the TV. These are mostly optical and coaxial.
Also, check the output of converter if it is possible to plug your headphone into the converter either directly or by using an adapter.
If these two requirements are met, you can buy that converter.
Today wireless products are most loved. No one likes wires so wireless/Bluetooth audio products are most liked by audio lovers.
Wireless and Bluetooth is the latest technology that you cannot find in old systems. If your TV and headphone are also modern and support this feature, you don’t need to worry about anything because you can pair them directly.
In case one of your devices is old and lacks this feature while another supports it. The better will be to use a wire connection. You can also find some wireless kits that can connect wirelessly on one side and with wire on another end.
Caution:
Here are some people asking you to modify the wiring of TV and give headphones access directly. Although it works, we don’t recommend it if you are not fully expert of it. You may get an electric shock and the warranty on TV if available will also get invalid.
Ending Thoughts
These were almost 4 different ways you can use to connect your headphones to TV without headphone jack on TV. We hope one of these methods will work fine for you. How you connect depends upon your choice. If you still face any difficulty let us know.