Whether or not a cell phone has an FM radio is usually not a relevant aspect when buying a phone today. However, and despite the good Android radio apps that currently exist, they are there users who continue to use the radio native mobile to tune in to your favorite stations.
Fortunately, there are many smartphones that have FM radio in 2019. If you are one of those who use it regularly, it is possible that at some point you want to do it with your Bluetooth headphones. In this regard, we must tell you that it is not possible to do without cables to listen to the FM radio of your mobile phone, but you can use a trick so that the sound comes out of the Bluetooth headphones.
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Listening to FM radio with Bluetooth headphones
Listening to mobile FM radio may seem outdated, but this is still a necessary feature for many users. The big disadvantage of using it is clear: you always have to have cables in between, can't be a 100% wireless experience.
That doesn't mean you can't listen to the radio with your Bluetooth headphones, as it's possible thanks to a simple trick. To achieve this, the first thing you need to do is connect your Bluetooth headphones to your phone, which you can do from Settings> Connections> Bluetooth.
Once you've connected your Bluetooth headphones, it's time to move on to the cables. Therefore, it is necessary connect wired headphones or an adapter with a 3,5mm jack output to the mobile phone jack to act as an antenna. Finally, you just have to open your mobile's FM radio to check how the audio from it is output through the Bluetooth headphones.
Faced with possible problems while trying to listen to FM radio with Bluetooth headphones, we must mention that not all phone models allow that that happens, so the trick would be useless if you own one.
To avoid these drawbacks, it is also a good option to have a Bluetooth headset with built-in antenna, with which you can easily listen to the FM radio of your phone, thus avoiding having to download external radio applications.
