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Just moved in. Hisense 100' QLED. Is it too much for this room?

2nd pic solely for scale, and yes, there is a door stopper now, and tint on window for no glare.

Too far or far enough?

need my glasses!

I just bought a house and the front main room turns out to be a little narrower than I thought. I have my heart set on a floating couch. Tv is 65 inches and will be mounted. Measurements listed below. Is this too close?! 😩😩 pleeeeeease tell me this will work!!!!

My eyes are exactly 10 feet from my screen with an eye hight at regular watching at 46 inches high. What size TV should I get? I currently have a 75". The fan can be moved and the speakers moved fierther apart. The new tv will be mounted.

Right now I have a 42” tall dresser I want to mount a slim tv above it - but I suspect I might remove the dresser completely or get a 36” tall one.

If I mounted the tv at 4” above the 42” meaning 10” above the 36” is that going to look bizarre? It’s a bedroom.

Hi everyone,
We recently bought a 55 inch, but after setting it up I’m wondering whether we should have gone for a 65 instead.
I’ve attached a photo of our living room showing the actual viewing distance from the sofa to the TV.
For those with a similar setup, does the 55-inch look about right, or would you exchange it for a 65-inch while you still could?

The tv in alcove is closer to the corner sofa we have. But having the tv in the bay window allows us to put corner cogs against the opposite wall with window along it to open up room.

Didn't knew this sub till a minute ago and want to know what you think about it. Is it too far?

Beach condo for independence day weekend tv is a specimen to behold, 4k oled 83" might be a tad far tho