How much TV is too much for a room?

  1. How Much TV is Too Much for a Room?

    Believe it or not, it is
    possible to buy a TV that’s just too large for a space. While some may believe
    that bigger is always better, most people understand that there are limits.

    How much TV is too much for a room?

    There is a direct
    correlation between your screen size and how far away your seating is located.
    Some entertainment experts say that a viewing angle of 40 degrees creates the
    best viewing experience. An easy way to determine the screen size is to
    multiply the seating distance by .84 to get the recommended screen size.

    So, if you sit around 8 feet
    from your TV, your screen size would be around 80 inches diagonal for that
    distance. That translates to approximately a 50-inch TV. An online consumer
    site, CNET,
    recommended no closer than 1.5 times the screen diagonal (or .667 times your
    seating distance), which allows for a larger screen.

    In addition to distance from
    the screen, the experts also looked at resolution and how much space the TV
    takes up in the room. If you’re sitting too close to a large TV, you may

    Posted on: May 28, 2019
    Posted by: Kerry Mann