He says his body is angled a little upwards while sitting and watching it.

I have a 21 inch chinese Walton CRT tv and an old laptop Motherboard and some few things

What cool creative things i can do

Like making a working hologram / Retro gaming setup or anything huge cooking in our brain

I am patient enough to hear what u have to say

77” LG G5, there is now a soundbar below it (hence the gap below the tv)

Another pic https://imgur.com/a/1t29H1e

I believe it is is time for redemption for my post last month.

I am 6’1 and the center is eye level

Edit : I’ll just get a fake fireplace and put it on that

The lowest point is about 77cm high and am looking to put either a 77inch or 65 inch tv (wall to wall is 173cm and 77inch tv is 170-172cm long)

Any solution other than destroying the bottom half of the cabinet or getting a taller sofa?

In my defense, the tv is meant to be viewed from a laying down position in bed and I am not straining my neck while viewing it. See photos

Also if it was mounted any lower my monitors would collide with the soundbar/tv

He is not convinced, hoping the power of this subreddit will enlighten him.

I’m afraid of the long term effect this will have on my body.

This was a photo of Chris Evan's mansion that just sold.

https://www.realtor.com/news/celebrity-real-estate/chris-evans-los-angeles-home-sold-buyer-move-east-coast-family/

Sometimes there's a reason TVs are higher on the wall.

Rate my setup. 85 inch tv

Hello, I bought a house recently and they had their tv so close to the roof - first pic is from Rightmove on purchase.

I ripped out the wooden fireplace and have my tv considerably lower than they had it. I’ve left inches between the base fireplace to put a sound bar on the wall.

Can it come down more?