I have a Sony TV: KDL-60W610B and a pair of wireless USB headphones:

>>334397
usb port is only for pics. not peripheral devices.

>>334435
Was afraid of that. Thanks anyway

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>>334397
>Sony TV:
>KDL-60W610B

The specifications for your Sony TV indicate that it is NOT bluetooth enabled;

I cannot find a specification for:
Logitech H810 headphones;

however the Logitech H800 'phones ARE bluetooth enabled ..... therefore I presume that yours are probably bluetooth enabled as well.

Conclusion:
If you get a bluetooth transmitter (or bluetooth transceiver), that has either a stereo miniature audio jack input; or a s/pdif (toslink) optical audio connector; (or both),

..... you can link the TV audio output
(headphone jack or optical audio) to the corresponding bluetooth transmitter input, and (once paired and connected (which is straightforward) the transmitter will wirelessly "talk to" your bluetooth headphones and convey the TV's audio signal.

There may be a noticeable loss of "lip-sync", however devices complying with current specifications include "low-latency" mode, which virtually eliminates loss of lip sync..

However, I have no idea whether your headphones are low-latency" capable.

This link will find bluetooth transmitters that can provide the wireless link to your Logitech headphones (provided that they actually bear the Bluetooth Icon given in the attached image).

https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=bluetooth+transmitter