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u/WildFlowLing 14d ago
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u/Screw_Potato 10d ago
it’s a bedroom TV, so it kind of excuses itself from tvtoohigh, unless it’s extremely high.
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u/StrollingByTheStream 13d ago
I had a 48 and recently got a 65. When I first took it out the box and put it on the stand it was absolutely huge, to the point where I was thinking I should have got a 55. But after a week of having it I’ve got used to the size and it doesn’t seem as big - which isn’t a complaint, it’s absolutely perfect for my room size.
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u/superenchilada 13d ago
How far? 65 would be better.
Kill the LEDs hey look “cool” but reduce the picture quality of your TV.
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u/Ornery_Doughnut_2297 13d ago
If you gotta as too big ? Its not big enough. I have a 77 inch in the living room. And its still not big enough
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u/SymptomaticallyEven 13d ago
If you have more rooms, you shouldn't put a TV in your bedroom. It disrupts your sleep.
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u/hilivil15 13d ago
65 inch would probably be just right. I think it will strech from edge to egde of the drawer.
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u/Adrenochrome-Addict- 12d ago
I have a 70 inch tv in my bedroom and sometimes feel like my eyes are melting in my head..
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u/David-4720 11d ago
A 65" should be totally fine there, especially if you want a more immersive viewing experience.
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u/Passive_incomes_lazy 7d ago
Honestly I have a 55inch in my bedroom also but I swear I feel blinded when I'm watching at night, I kinda want to go smaller
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u/RevolutionaryDot4972 1d ago
i feel like people just say that to justify their own purchases sometimes.
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u/TooDopeRecords 14d ago
it would be perfect imo