How To Choose The Right TV Screen Size

1 foot of distance per 10 inches of screen size. So 7 feet away from a 70 inch screen. Any less and it's too much to take in, any more and the itch starts for a larger screen.

109 inch means 10ft

Will I be alright going from a 32” to a 55”? I don’t want something massive cuz I’m not sure my room could fit it but I want something big enough to game and watch tv in my bed.

biggest is the best

18 months ago, I upgraded my 58 inch IPS tv from an A-list manufacturer to a 65 inch OLED from the same brand. I was shocked as to how much better the picture quality was on that 65 inch OLED. I was worried about the OLEDs brightness level in my 18 by 21 feet moderately lit room, but once the set was in situe, those worries were completely dispelled. My one regret, I wish I had gone bigger.

So, I’ve recently purchased a 98 inch QLED from another manufacturer. The 65 inch OLED has been relegated to the bedroom. I sit approximately 142 inches from that 98 inch pannel which is just under 1.5 times the screen size, equal to being sat in the 3rd row of the cinema. In all honesty, the picture quality of the 65 inch OLED is superior to that of the 98 inch QLED, but not massively. If you weren’t able to compare them side by side, I doubt you’d notice. Any quality difference is over ridden by the sheer immersive attributes of that larger screen.

Your comment about audio reproduction on slimmer panels is relevant. The sound quality on that 98 inch screen is by far the best I’ve heard on any tv. Negates the need for a sound bar.

For a 13ft sitting distance I'm debating between a 65" Vs 77" oled, any suggestions?

So im looking to put a TV at the foot of my queen sized bed. I'd prefer it to be 4k. What size should I get, and what kind of TV should it be?

Excellent information! My sister and I were arguing because she wants me to get a bigger TV for my small bedroom. I am going to have her watch this video! Great advice!

i have shitty vision so im thinking bigger is better lol

I will say 50 is universal

r/tvtoohigh

A tip would be not to mount the TV way over your eye level, like in this video. It looks very uncomfortable for your neck and also provides a slightly distorted picture.

45* angle of view is the extreme immersion.

size really does matter

when it comes to TV

I just bought 2 of this 48 inch 807 Philips tv right before the store was empty. 1 for upstairs play area, and 1 for my main living room. They are such a good deal, specially when tv prices are gonna shoot up because of the world economy.. new 808 model is around 50% more expensive in each inch segment here, without anything special new to offer, so buying these xx7 models before they sell out was a good deal. Was considering 65 inch for my main living room, but after several years with 55 inch tvs, and recently experiencing smaller tvs again and understanding more what I want from a tv for myself and my family, 48 inch is plenty. Didn’t know how much a good field of vision, and picture experience with content from 4k to 720/1080p meant to me before being on a cabin with a 32 inch tv… so much more relaxing to watch movies on, and awesome picture experience on lower resolution/less quality material. The “bigger is better” chase had really made me blind for quality viewing after I went up to 55 inch. So if anyone cares.. I recommend you to follow rtings and other optimal viewing distance data sheet. 😊

I used your formula and at a distance of 18' , the result shows 103" , well no one makes a tv near that size and that I can afford , any ideas ?

For me a 55 inch TV is the right size for me in my bedroom. My BR is not too large just a normal apartment size. In my living room I have a 75 inch TV but I could be happy with a 65 inch TV. My seating distance in the living room is less than 7 feet and I can see everything on the screen very well. In my BR I sit about 5 feet away from the TV and I can see everything on the screen very clearly. I think I am setup very well and I'm happy with my results. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

im 1.4 m away from the TV and i chose a 70 inch 4k tv por gaming room ....! im ok with that .... i was 2 m away from the TV on a 75 inch Tv in the living room ....!

My main reason for never mind this t v I hate the stand

Your size calculator is wrong 😮 i watch my 83 " oled from 3,40 m and is awesome

I just purchased the largest screen I could afford with quality and features I needed to future proof myself for 5-8 years. I left room in the budget for a soundbar surround system since TV are getting thinner and TV speakers are getting smaller. Went with a LG OLED 77C1 and Sonos Arc, dual Gen 3 subs, and Fives as rears.

To do this type of video correctly you need to have TVs of each size next to eachother for the viewer to make a comparison. This is not a theoretical discussion with superlatives.

I sit about 14 foot away
Used to have a 43inch upgraded to a 55inch Oled felt massive when 1st got it feels oaky now I wouldn’t go any bigger for me I remember when 32inch widescreen was considered a big tv 😂😂

109 ins distance, = 55 in screen😂😂😂😂😂

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