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Contributor I
February 13, 2021
Answered

Vizio TV and Sonos One via Bluetooth

Is it possible to use the analog audio outputs on my Vizio TV connected to a Bluetooth transceiver to pair with my Sonos One speakers?

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Ken_Griffiths
February 14, 2021

No, as the Sonos One’s don’t have Bluetooth, you would need (ideally) a Sonos HT product to output to Sonos in a timely manner, in sync with the picture on screen. So any of the following products ‘may’ work with your Sonos One’s/TV as long as the TV has an optical port or HDMI-ARC port:

  • Playbar
  • Playbase
  • Beam
  • Sonos Amp
  • Arc

 

Mod Edit: Changed Play:1 to Sonos One

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Ken_Griffiths
February 14, 2021

No, as the Sonos One’s don’t have Bluetooth, you would need (ideally) a Sonos HT product to output to Sonos in a timely manner, in sync with the picture on screen. So any of the following products ‘may’ work with your Sonos One’s/TV as long as the TV has an optical port or HDMI-ARC port:

  • Playbar
  • Playbase
  • Beam
  • Sonos Amp
  • Arc

 

Mod Edit: Changed Play:1 to Sonos One

Airgetlam
February 14, 2021

And on the other side of the equation, the only Sonos speaker that can accept a Bluetooth signal is the Sonos Move, which while in Bluetooth mode, is a mono speaker, and can’t be set up as stereo. 

Bruce
controlav
Lead Maestro
February 14, 2021

If you want to connect a TV-capable Sonos device (ie not a One) to your TV, please share the model # and we will determine what options are available.

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