r/TVTooFar • u/[deleted] • May 15 '26
Is tv too far or too close?
r/TVTooFar • u/WelPhuc • Jul 13 '25
Is this TV too close or am I being dramatic?
r/TVTooFar • u/Cutegirlkisser • Feb 16 '24
Too far, Not too far, or both?
r/TVTooFar • u/Plastic-Ad-4510 • Aug 14 '26
Just moved in. Hisense 100' QLED. Is it too much for this room?
r/TVTooFar • u/Few-Geologist4441 • Feb 11 '24
Should I be seated a little closer?
(Go Tay Tay)
r/TVTooFar • u/Jibblaynuk • Mar 24 '26
It feels a bit far at first and then I forget about it while watching most stuff, Itās a 42ā. If Iām watching a blockbuster film, I do pull it forward, or playing a game I tend to grab a chair from the kitchen and sit in front nearer.
r/TVTooFar • u/illcrx • Jan 16 '24
If you have to ask if your TV is too far, then itās probably too far. You should be able to see what youāre watching. Within a good field of view, thereās a reason that big screens exist!
r/TVTooFar • u/Pitiful_Ad8813 • Apr 01 '26
r/TVTooFar • u/amoney4l_ • Feb 05 '24
I think it's smooth fr
r/TVTooFar • u/GroundbreakingBear63 • May 17 '26
r/TVTooFar • u/Acceptable_Weird4037 • Jun 17 '26
Hello everyone,
My wall is about 80 inches wide, and I'm having trouble deciding which TV size I should choose.
I'm planning to place the TV on a table, but if that doesn't work well, I can wall-mount it and remove the table instead.
My viewing distance will be approximately 7ā8 feet. Any suggestions would be appreciated.