The best TV beds with Bluetooth sound combine a reliable television lift with speakers that are integrated neatly into the frame, simple wireless pairing from your phone or tablet, and enough volume and clarity to fill a bedroom without disturbing the rest of the house. Look for speakers positioned close to where you sit, controls that are easy to reach from bed and upholstery that does not muffle the sound.<\/p>\n
A Bluetooth equipped TV bed lets you stream music, podcasts or audiobooks straight to the bed, and in some designs it can improve the sound from the television as well. Across our modern TV beds UK<\/a> range you will find frames that bring these features together in different ways, and the right choice depends on how you listen, who you share the room with and how the bed fits into your wider modern bedroom furniture UK<\/a> setup.<\/p>\n In most cases, a Bluetooth TV bed has a small speaker system and amplifier hidden within the frame. You pair your phone, tablet or laptop with the bed in the same way you would with a portable speaker, and audio plays through the bed’s speakers. Some systems also accept a wired connection from the television, so its sound can play through the bed rather than through the set’s own speakers.<\/p>\n It is worth being clear about what this setup is designed for. Bed speakers are made to sound pleasant at close range in a bedroom. They are not a replacement for a full home cinema system, but for late night viewing, morning radio or a playlist while you get ready, they can make a real difference compared with the thin sound of many slim televisions.<\/p>\n Speaker placement shapes how the bed sounds. There are three common arrangements.<\/p>\n Speakers set into the headboard sit close to your ears. This gives clear, intimate sound at low volume, which is considerate if someone is asleep in the next room. The downside is that sound comes from behind you while the picture is in front, so it suits music and speech more than film soundtracks.<\/p>\n Speakers in the footboard sit near the television, so sound and picture come from the same direction. This feels more natural for viewing. You may need slightly higher volume because the speakers are further away.<\/p>\n Some designs place speakers in the side rails or base. These can give a wider spread of sound but are more likely to be partly muffled by bedding or a valance.<\/p>\n Beyond the speakers themselves, a few practical details separate a pleasant system from a frustrating one.<\/p>\n Bluetooth audio can introduce a small delay. With music this goes unnoticed, but when watching television you may see lips move fractionally before you hear the words. If the bed offers a wired input from the television, use it for viewing and keep Bluetooth for streaming from your phone. Many modern televisions also have audio delay settings that can be adjusted to bring sound and picture back into line.<\/p>\n The material covering the bed affects how speakers sound. Thick, plush velvet can absorb some of the higher frequencies, while faux leather tends to reflect sound and may make it a touch brighter. Speaker grilles are usually covered with an acoustic fabric or perforated panel designed to let sound through, so check that this area is not hidden under cushions or a thick throw.<\/p>\n If faux leather appeals for its easy care, our modern leather beds UK<\/a> collection shows the range of finishes available, many of which pair well with a TV and sound setup.<\/p>\n A sound system in the bed changes how a bedroom is used. Morning routines often feel calmer with a radio station playing from the headboard. Evening wind downs with an audiobook or a sleep playlist become easier when the speaker is right beside you and the volume can be kept low. For couples with different sleep patterns, a headboard speaker at low volume can be less disruptive than a television’s own speakers turned up to compensate for distance.<\/p>\n It also reduces clutter. Without a separate speaker, docking station or charging tangle on the bedside table, there is more room for a book, a glass of water and a good reading lamp. Our table lamps UK<\/a> range includes designs that give soft, focused light without reflecting harshly off a raised screen.<\/p>\n Room layout plays a part. A bed placed against a solid wall gives the headboard speakers a firm surface behind them, which can help with fuller sound. Hard floors and bare walls make sound more echoey, while rugs, curtains and upholstered furniture soften it. If the bedroom shares a thin partition wall with a child’s room or a neighbour, positioning the headboard on an external wall can reduce how far sound travels.<\/p>\n Keep the area around the speaker grilles clear. Pillows piled against a headboard speaker will muffle it noticeably, so it is worth finding an arrangement that leaves the grille exposed.<\/p>\n Not every household needs speakers in the bed, so it is worth thinking honestly about how you would use them. People who listen to podcasts or audiobooks as they fall asleep tend to value a headboard speaker most, because the sound is close and clear at very low volume. Music lovers who like a playlist while dressing or relaxing on a weekend morning also find the feature genuinely useful.<\/p>\n Teenagers often appreciate a bed that doubles as a sound system, since it keeps their room tidy and frees the desk from a separate speaker. In a guest room, a Bluetooth TV bed gives visitors a simple way to play their own audio without having to borrow devices or work out unfamiliar equipment.<\/p>\n If you mostly watch television and rarely stream audio, the speakers may matter less than the quality of the lift and the comfort of the headboard. In that case, prioritise the bed itself and treat sound as a welcome extra rather than the deciding factor.<\/p>\n Once the bed is assembled, take a few minutes to set up the sound system properly. Pair your phone first and give the bed a recognisable name in your Bluetooth settings if the option exists, so it is easy to find later. If you plan to use the wired input from the television, connect it before raising and lowering the lift a few times to check that the cable moves freely without pulling.<\/p>\n Next, try a range of volumes from your usual sleeping position. Many people find that the comfortable listening level is far lower than they expected, especially with headboard speakers. Adjust the television’s own audio settings if needed, turning off its internal speakers when the bed is playing the sound to avoid an echo.<\/p>\n Finally, decide where the remote will live. A bedside drawer or a small tray on the bedside table keeps it within reach and stops it disappearing under the duvet.<\/p>\n Speaker grilles gather dust like any other fabric surface. A soft brush attachment on the vacuum cleaner, used gently every few weeks, keeps them clear. Avoid spraying cleaners directly onto speaker areas or control panels. If the bed has a power supply unit, keep it ventilated and away from damp, and check cables periodically, especially after the bed has been moved.<\/p>\n Start with the bed, then the sound. Make sure the frame suits your room size, mattress and style, then compare speaker placement and features. If you mainly want music and audiobooks, headboard speakers will serve you well. If television sound matters most, look for footboard placement and a wired input. Either way, the aim is a bedroom that sounds as good as it looks, without the clutter of extra devices.<\/p>\n For more on how sound, lighting and smart features are shaping bedrooms, our roundup of bedroom furniture trends for UK homes<\/a> is a good next read. You can browse our Bluetooth TV beds and the rest of our bedroom collection at Furniture in Fashion<\/a>.<\/p>\n Many Bluetooth TV beds include a wired input for the television. Using this connection usually avoids the slight delay that Bluetooth can introduce.<\/p>\n Headboard speakers are close to your ears, so they can be used at low volume. Positioning the headboard against an external wall also helps to limit how far sound travels.<\/p>\n The lift, speakers and any lighting are usually powered from a single mains connection, so you need one accessible socket near the bed.<\/p>\n This depends on the system. Most remember several paired devices but play from one at a time, so you simply switch between them as needed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The best TV beds with Bluetooth sound pair a dependable television lift with speakers built neatly into the frame, simple wireless pairing and controls you can reach easily from bed. 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Where the Speakers Sit<\/h3>\n
Headboard speakers<\/h3>\n
Footboard speakers<\/h3>\n
Side or base speakers<\/h3>\n
Features Worth Looking For<\/h3>\n
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A Note on Sound Delay<\/h3>\n
Upholstery and Sound<\/h3>\n
Living With a Bluetooth TV Bed<\/h3>\n
Positioning the Bed for Better Sound<\/h3>\n
Who Gets the Most From Bluetooth Sound<\/h3>\n
Setting Up for the First Time<\/h3>\n
Care and Maintenance<\/h3>\n
Choosing the Right Design<\/h3>\n
Frequently Asked Questions<\/h3>\n
Can I connect my television to the bed speakers?<\/h3>\n
Will the speakers disturb other people in the house?<\/h3>\n
Do Bluetooth TV beds need a separate power supply?<\/h3>\n
Can more than one phone connect to the bed?<\/h3>\n