Choose the two-listener arrangement
Samsung’s Multi-output Audio can play through TV speakers and Bluetooth headphones together on supported models. Samsung explicitly limits the feature by model and geography. This is an accessibility listening arrangement, not a promise that every Samsung TV can mix every output.
Decide who needs the headphone level and who should hear the room speakers. Keeping those needs explicit helps avoid raising the entire room’s volume to suit one listener.
Verify both outputs at a comfortable level
Play a short spoken passage. Ask the headphone listener and room listener to confirm that they hear the intended programme. Adjust the documented listening levels without assuming both outputs share the same volume behavior.
Check whether the arrangement remains suitable after pause and resume. If there is an audible echo or timing difference, record the exact outputs before changing delay controls. The practical goal is comfortable simultaneous listening, not merely a Bluetooth connection icon.
Keep unsupported combinations out of the promise
A television model that offers this feature still needs the actual headphone and output combination to work as documented. Do not extrapolate TV-speaker-plus-headphone support to two arbitrary headphones or a soundbar-plus-headphone mix.
For help, provide the exact TV model, software, headphone model and whether Multi-output Audio is present. This page uses Samsung’s India support example and retains its regional and model limits rather than claiming a universal European menu.
Questions answered
Is this supported on every Samsung television?
No. Samsung says support depends on model and geographic area.
Does TV speaker plus headphone support prove two headphone pairs work?
No. That is a different output combination and needs its own documentation.
Sources & further reading
Official references for the subjects discussed. Service terms and device software can change.