How big is your TV?

[Germs]

Don't know, measured the cabinet on which it has to stand and bought what fitted, that was about 10 years ago. It's not even a smart TV.

 

[Crazymz4life]

Not big enough need to def upgrade my TV to AT LEAST 75"

 

[epah]

I went to a friends to get wasted last night, he has a 32" TV, how the hell do you guys survive on that thing, it is so tiny i had to squint and close one eye just to be able to see anything. Next time i am taking a microscope when i go there.

 

[Iamn0tageek]

I watch movies on my 24" or my 14" laptop

No problem

You guys are just spoilt.

 

[Mogo]

43" Samsung Plasma, still as new.

I can feel the static from this post.

 

[ForceFate]

55" and 24", which I use as a monitor most of the time. Used to have a 32" as well.

 

[Craig_]

Some of you guys have big tv's, my little 42" is fine for me. I would like bigger but smaller works just as well.

 

[Sideshow Bob]

Some of you guys have big tv's, my little 42" is fine for me. I would like bigger but smaller works just as well.

Same here. Our tv usage is 1 hour per day when my son watches octonauts or paw patrol so we stream it via chromecast.

 

[Not_original]

Holy hell, I bet you have a tv in your kitchen and bathroom too.

Not the guy, but when we did our renovations I did put down power and network for exactly that. So far we haven't bought a TV, but probably will in the not too distant future. Not something huge, just a 32" with a android box or something. Just some streaming or music, not pulling in anything else like coax (don't have sat service anyways although I'm contemplating getting it to entice renters of other yard dwellings as old renters are moving out and I'm not going for bargain bin rents no more, if it stands empty as a result so be it)

 

[Lupus]

Not the guy, but when we did our renovations I did put down power and network for exactly that. So far we haven't bought a TV, but probably will in the not too distant future. Not something huge, just a 32" with a android box or something. Just some streaming or music, not pulling in anything else like coax (don't have sat service anyways although I'm contemplating getting it to entice renters of other yard dwellings as old renters are moving out and I'm not going for bargain bin rents no more, if it stands empty as a result so be it)

I just got a 7" Google nest display, can do YouTube and Netflix on it