How big is your TV?

[bjl584]

I was at Sam's Club recently and saw that they have a 100" TV for sale.

My TV in the living room is 86", which I thought was big.
Admittedly, it is probably excessive, and there was nothing wrong with it the 60" that used to be there.
But the space is large and open concept, so it works.

Does anyone have one of these huge size TVs?

[LivingAlmostLarge]

No but i want to see one now

[kork13]

Nope. I think ours is somewhere in the neighborhood of 44"-48" .... We don't watch alot of TV, have never had cable, and generally have minimal need for a big TV. What we've got is plenty for our usage, and have had this TV since around 2013 or so. It's survived 4 transoceanic moves so far, though the box finally bit the dust this year.

[myrdale]

The one I purchased with Bush's tax refunds was 42". It finally bit the dust about 5 years ago and I think my new one is 48". I helped a friend move a 72" and I thought it was silly how big it was.

[Petunia 100]

I don't know how big our TV is. It is pretty big. The wall is bigger so I guess its ok.

[Tabs]

I don’t have one. I can get one, but I don’t have a need for it. I do have a computer monitor that I think is maybe… I can’t remember, but let’s say 32”? I just watch streaming shows mostly. I also want to add that I am currently perfectly happy with my arrangement.

[james.hendrickson]

Mine is like three feet by two feet, I mean...honestly, who needs a huge TV. It just has to be big enough to enjoy the occassional program. Plus, bigger tvs are more expensive and use more energy.