How big is your TV?

[purbeast0]

Living Room TV - 60" Panasonic ST50
Bedroom - 50" some bs brand I got on black friday years ago for like $200.
Basement - 120" screen with Panasonic AE8000 projector

 

[purbeast0]

Projectors are cool, but the requirement for a dark room to get the best experience is a big con in my opinion.

I would never recommend a projector unless you have a dedicated space for it.

 

[FeuerFrei]

TV?

Oh riiiiiight, that old tube tv in storage I forgot about: 26"

 

[thestrangebrew1]

Main room - 70"
Living Room 1&2 - 50"
Kids room - 46"
Master - 50"

 

[K1052]

Panasonic 58" plasma.

Part of me is secretly hoping it dies of natural causes soon so I can justify getting an OLED display...

 

[Sonikku]

Got a 4k 65" for $600 at Sam's a couple months ago. I'm loving it!

Was gaming on a 40" tv before I snagged this one. That tv was so small it was less wide than the sound bar. (pictured)

And set up. It's clearly no LG OLED which I would clearly love. But for $600 I'm pretty happy with it. WoW and Battlefront look great in 4k.

 

[Murloc]

I use my 24'' monitor.

I'd rather get a projector before spending money on a TV. I don't casually watch traditional TV anyway so the disadvantages of projectors wouldn't count for me.

 

[IronWing]

I don't have a TV.

Even I can't muster that level of pomposity. But I had a friend who could…

Scene: a garage sale
Woman running garage sale: I have a Nintendo set if you're interested.
Doug*: No thank you ma'am, I'm literate.


* I use the name "Doug" here because his name was, in fact, actually, IRL, Doug.

 

[ultimatebob]

50" Panasonic Plasma in the living room, 40" Sony LCD in the bedroom, and a 19" LCD in the kids playroom.

The big TV's are both 1080p and are almost 10 years old now. I'd love to get a new one, but I'm still waiting on 4K content from my TV provider. Hell might freeze over first.

 

[cyclistca]

60" Samsung 8500 Plasma got one of the last good ones before they stopped selling them. Will keep using until it dies.

 

[KMFJD]

I don't own a tv, does my desktop monitor count?

 

[rh71]

I got a 4k 55" several weeks ago to replace the 42" I had. Man I love the new one. I didn't think I'd like the Smart TV features as much as I do but I pretty much never watch YouTube/Amazon Prime Video/Netflix on my computer anymore; why watch them on a 22" monitor when I have a 55" TV instead? Haha.

The tv interface is still clunky though, takes too long to navigate around. I like that I can cast any of that from my smartphone to the tv... surprised that Samsung supports this like a chromecast.

 

[WhoBeDaPlaya]

50" Seiki on Amazon BF for $229. Don't give a darn about smart TV features since I have a HTPC hooked up to it.

 

[deustch21]

i have 55" 3d lg led tv but never play 3d film

 

[Thebobo]

60" LG Plasma and I LOVE it. Awesome picture.

 

[skyking]

an old fitty Panny Plasma.

 

[soulcougher73]

65" panny plasma and 120" BenQ projector

 

[Kaido]

As long as you don't start watching HDR or DV stuff on another person's TV you're fine. My Sony was perfect until I got an OLED.

Pretty much yup

 

[BoomerD]

an old fitty Panny Plasma.

I still have one of those in the garage. It stopped working...I THINK the power board went out...never could find a replacement that I trusted...so, I replaced it and still have the Panny taking up room in the garage. I guess it's time to haul it to Goodwill for recycling. (Goodwill does electronics recycling here)

 

[Captante]

Samsung 46 inch LCD (which I barely use)

 

[RossMAN]

55" next will probably be a 65" 8k OLED SUHD or whatever the new fangled technology is in 2018-2020.

 

[walrus]

I gave my TV away on Craig's list 5 years ago, haven't missed it at all.

 

[Jeeebus]

60" Pioneer plasma... will love it till it dies

 

[boomerang]

I still have one of those in the garage. It stopped working...I THINK the power board went out...never could find a replacement that I trusted...so, I replaced it and still have the Panny taking up room in the garage. I guess it's time to haul it to Goodwill for recycling. (Goodwill does electronics recycling here)

Got one that is still in use. Them suckers is heavy. Don't mess up your back tossing that thing around.

50" Panny Plasma in Michigan
60" Samsung LCD in Florida

 

[Demo24]

Living room - 50" panny plasma (last model they made)
Upstairs- 40" Samsung of some kind.


Wishing I'd had gone up to 55 on the plasma though.