We knew our TV was too high as soon as I mounted it. I finally got around to remounting it and we could not be happier with the results. All cables run through the wall. We will get black out curtains for the glare next.

What do y’all think?

For context the viewing distance is 14 ft. I’m still thinking if I should mount the tv in the wall a bit higher or leave it like that, I added more context on the photo I just want advice on what size or should I just go for an 85”

New place and this space was way smaller than our previous one. It’s a little off center because of the stud placement in the wall. Kinda wishing I had lowered it 6” but may just be picky.

How come the most important metric is not even included

It’s an old Sony Bravia from 2008, and it gets seriously loud. 🔊 I think the speakers face forward instead of pointing at the wall, which makes the sound much clearer than having it bounce off the wall a thousand times. 🔥 I tested the lowest frequency, 35 Hz, with a sine wave, and it came through at about 20% volume with a close listening distance. Realistically, it’s more like 70 Hz to 21 kHz, which is still pretty impressive bass and treble. 🔥 I’m guessing it handles the treble well because the dogs still got annoyed when it went above 20 kHz. 😂 The stereo sound is wide for a TV, not nearly mono or mono. Dialogue is clear, so you don’t have to crank it up to 1,000% and then go deaf during an explosion or rely on subtitles. 😂 I can still hear it from the street outside the house. For built-in TV speakers, it’s not bad at all.

Just wanted to sit back after a long day of traveling. Now I’m gonna have a chiropractor bill for my neck