There are a few ways to listen wirelessly on a PlayStation, and the best option can depend on your headphones and setup.

• USB audio transmitter: A small USB dongle can handle pairing with most Bluetooth headphones and send game audio to them. Many include a mini mic or support chat in different ways.
• Wireless gaming headset with USB transmitter: These headsets use their own low-latency wireless link and typically offer reliable audio and chat on consoles.
• TV/monitor Bluetooth output: If your display supports Bluetooth, you can route console audio through it to headphones. Latency and mic support vary.

Compatibility, latency, and chat features vary by device. Checking item details and customer Q&A on Walmart.com can help you pick a good fit.

A common approach is using a USB audio transmitter made for consoles. Here’s a general setup flow:

1. Plug in the transmitter: Use a front USB-C or a rear USB-A port, depending on the adapter.
2. Enter pairing on the transmitter: Press its pairing button until the indicator shows it’s ready (blinking or similar).
3. Put your headphones in pairing mode: Follow the headphone’s pairing instructions.
4. Wait for them to link: The transmitter’s light usually changes when connected.
5. Set audio output: Open your console’s sound settings and choose the USB audio device as the output.

Voice chat support can differ. Some adapters include a small mic or rely on the controller’s input. Results can vary by model and room setup.

On PS4, the built-in Bluetooth menus focus on supported accessories like controllers and certain remotes. For wireless audio, most players use a USB audio transmitter or a headset that includes its own USB wireless transmitter.

• For controllers/remotes: Open the console’s device settings and follow on‑screen prompts to pair supported Bluetooth accessories.
• For headphones/earbuds: Plug a USB audio transmitter into the console, put the transmitter and your headphones in pairing mode, and then select the USB device as your audio output in sound settings.

Because features vary by device, checking the product page for PS4 compatibility and chat support can help you avoid surprises.

The PS5 doesn’t have a single “global” Bluetooth pairing mode. Instead, you pair items through accessory and sound menus, depending on what you’re adding.

• Supported Bluetooth accessories (e.g., controllers/remotes): Open the accessories area in settings and follow on‑screen instructions to start pairing. The accessory usually has its own pairing button or sequence.
• Headphones and earbuds: The most common route is a USB audio transmitter. Plug it into a USB port, place it in pairing mode, then set your headphones to pair. Select the USB device as your audio output in the sound settings.

Feature support (like mic and volume controls) can differ by model. Checking item details and reviews on Walmart.com is a helpful step.

Choosing the right adapter can make a big difference in audio quality and chat features.

• Compatibility: Look for explicit support for your console model and note how voice chat works (integrated mic, 3.5 mm mic, or controller input).
• Low latency: Adapters that support low‑latency modes (e.g., LC3/LE Audio or similar) can help reduce audio delay in games.
• Dual link features: Some allow two headphones or a console + phone connection, which can be handy for calls or co‑op watching.
• Ports and form factor: USB‑A vs. USB‑C and any included extensions can impact fit and convenience.
• Ease of use: Driver‑free, plug‑and‑play designs simplify setup.

Review specs and customer feedback on the item page to confirm it suits your needs.