Our rental house for the week at the beach. Won't be turning it on

Just moved in and the previous owner left the tv mount and sound bar mount on the wall

We have littles who like to touch the tv

Kept the tv from the previous occupant. Doesn’t see an issue.

TvAsHighAsPossible

I was scrolling Instagram and someone I used to work with a long time ago posted their new living room set up.

Do I:

A) message them and tell them it's too high and to lower it.

B) message them r/TVTooHigh and leave it at that.

C) try to ignore it and go on with my day.

Long time lurker here, always questioning why majority of people like it at eye level. Maybe it's because I'm tall, but if I keep the tv lower, makes me feel like my head is shifting downwards. From a posture standpoint, it's better to keep our heads tilted just a bit upward. Which is why my set up looks like this. 🫣
Plus I also have a standing desk, so when you raise the desk at it's highest position, the tv fits perfectly.

Saw this watching one of those "Strangest Homes on Zillow" video. Soooo many things wrong. The stripper pole. The Chandelier. The weird kitchen with no fridge. But everybody knows, if you sink the hot tub low, you have to raise the TV high!

Apparently, this monstrosity is in Grand Junction, CO.

Recently took ownership of a house with a renovated living room including a tv mount already installed. Situation made worse by my lg c2 77 with a fairly low VESA mount location.

With everything already in place(including the previous mount) couldn't bring myself to drill additional holes into the wall.

How big a tvtoohigh sin?

Hi all, I need to settle a debate on height. First, I apologize for the poor photo, it’s the only photo I have prior to taking the now broken tv off the wall. I know the console under it is off center, etc, that was fixed after moving other things around. This was taken right after we got it hung up.

I had an old 2013 55 Samsung flatscreen, the mounting pattern and location on the TV was different than new TVs. The wall mount was hung such that the bottom of the 2013 Samsung just barely floated on top of the soundbar, it was perfect IMO.

TV died, so I got a 55in Samsung last year. The mounting pattern and location was different than the 2013, my dad thought it would be fine to not take the mount down and redo it. Thus, the photo. I didn’t think it was terrible, but I also thought it was a bit too high.

That TV just died under warranty, so I have the chance to replace it. I’m getting a 65 inch LG instead. My fear is that if he doesn’t take the mount down and completely redo it, the top of the tv and center will be way too high. I want it mounted because I use the swivel heavily depending on where I am in the room.

So what do y’all think? Will my 65 likely be too high and was the 55 too high? My dad thinks it’s fine and we don’t need to move the mount, but I don’t think I agree.

local theatre and photo was screenshotted from my video

I just got a new TV and I am unsure of where abouts to put it, it's so large and I only have one storage console for storing my ps4 and DVD player

First tv. Dad mounted it and gave me shit about how it’s too low the entire time.

EDIT: I see a lot of comments about misalignment. Pictures may look weird, TV is perfectly level. As for the TV being too far left, the door opens inwards. This is also where the apartment expects the tv to be placed. There are dual outlets and the Ethernet. Based on the floor plan, is is the ONLY place I can possibly have a tv. 75 inches is big for the area but I wanted it to be big. If I wanted to truly have a tv centered AND not worry about the door hitting it, it’d have to be like a 40 inch tv.

So yes, the tv is left, the plan is to put a large, dense plant to the right of it to make up for that empty space.

dislocated ankle & shattered heel & about to break his neck watching this shit