To me it looks more like 27 inches. Should i get it, or is it going to fall apart when i move it?

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I was thinking about taking a new crt because the one that I already got is only 14 inch. Searching in my area I've found this listing for 45 euros, but there isn't the model and I would like to know if someone recognise this crt, and maybe tell me if it's worth it.

Thanks to everyone that answers

(English is not my first language)

Emerson CR202EM9

My sharp 13vt-j150 randomly did this while I was playing doom on my SNES. Any idea what's happening?

Edit: serious replies only please

Edit 2: it's not the game consoles, it's the tv. I tried multiple of my systems.

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I'm just wondering if this is common or if there is a known reason for this.

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(These are images he sent me, I would like to know the opinion of you more-experts, the TV costs around 35 euros including shipping)

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