Bluetooth Headset Wii at Steve Gallegos blog

Bluetooth Headset Wii. you can connect bluetooth headphones to wii. a blue tooth headset for wii is a sure possibility as stated by this website: i run my wii into a 5.1 receiver, which has a headphone output jack. assuming the other people here are right and the wii doesn't support the features you want then to get audio *only*. From what i've seen, many believe that. Bluetooth may also provide an intriguing. You'll also need a female female 1/8 stereo miniplug to stereo rca cable, presumably. However, you’d need to plug a bluetooth transmitter into your tv. It's called a bluetooth tansmitter. not sure how a wii works, but if you can connect wii's audio to your tv and then have other cables to a headphone receiver, you can pretty much use any. You can get one of those rca to. it's been a common complaint that the switch doesn't allow bluetooth audio.

not sure how a wii works, but if you can connect wii's audio to your tv and then have other cables to a headphone receiver, you can pretty much use any. However, you’d need to plug a bluetooth transmitter into your tv. You'll also need a female female 1/8 stereo miniplug to stereo rca cable, presumably. It's called a bluetooth tansmitter. it's been a common complaint that the switch doesn't allow bluetooth audio. assuming the other people here are right and the wii doesn't support the features you want then to get audio *only*. Bluetooth may also provide an intriguing. You can get one of those rca to. a blue tooth headset for wii is a sure possibility as stated by this website: you can connect bluetooth headphones to wii.

Wii U can support at least one wireless headset... maybe

Bluetooth Headset Wii you can connect bluetooth headphones to wii. From what i've seen, many believe that. i run my wii into a 5.1 receiver, which has a headphone output jack. However, you’d need to plug a bluetooth transmitter into your tv. You'll also need a female female 1/8 stereo miniplug to stereo rca cable, presumably. you can connect bluetooth headphones to wii. a blue tooth headset for wii is a sure possibility as stated by this website: You can get one of those rca to. Bluetooth may also provide an intriguing. assuming the other people here are right and the wii doesn't support the features you want then to get audio *only*. it's been a common complaint that the switch doesn't allow bluetooth audio. It's called a bluetooth tansmitter. not sure how a wii works, but if you can connect wii's audio to your tv and then have other cables to a headphone receiver, you can pretty much use any.