hi guys wanna ask opinion, im thinking up and down cant decide between 55 and 65 inch tv very headache...
my sitting distance is around 108 inch (2.75 meters) which tv size should i get?
scare get 65 too big and my eyes very tired moved left and right then regret,
but if 55 not sure got too small or not...
u guys experience how? this my 1st time buy tv

hak

75inch x 2

This

just farking google it.

there is no such thing as "too big" for a TV. only your pocket not big enough.

This post has been edited by brkli: Nov 9 2020, 12:50 PM

Is cinema screen too big?

bring a tape measure to tv shop.
measure out 2.75m from 65" display set and view it.
then go buy a 90" tv.

75inch, k recoememd it

65in is small sitting 9ft away. That's less than 3 meters. 55in you will regret

This post has been edited by idoblu: Nov 9 2020, 12:56 PM

Sit closer lor.

I RMB mine

60 inch is duduk approx 6 ft away.

I think.. LOL

cc theoutspokenguy

You should get a bigger house.

aite thx, i guess 65 to go

hows the feeling got too big?

Bigger is better.

65 la

55 should be good

Initially yes. Used to it already. Want bigger now. I want like 75" or so

i see like this experience, okok good one bro

go test in show room or draw imaginary line

Should get 75in, very good deal for 2k. PM Theoutspokenguy or refer here for details: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4893088

Roughly 9 feet distance....

Small area. Better 55 inch.

65 inch too big. More suited if u stay in landed or old2 big ass sized condo....

which brand model u getting

last weekend my tv suddenly spoiled...
horizontal stripe line appeared..
now hunting for tv....
mi tv good?

If your comfortable view from your seating area without having to tilt or move your neck to view every corner of the screen should be fine.

bigger is better, unless u make like monitor

So ts say his mata sepet so cannot enjoy big screen tv? Why not go to shop and compare?

This post has been edited by wotvr: Nov 9 2020, 01:17 PM

What's the point of buying big TV if your viewing distance negate all the advantages of the new tv?

This post has been edited by Chekusan2019: Nov 9 2020, 01:20 PM

Ask theoutspokenguy.2 x 75 inch like VR experience.

move the sofa lah

Buy small TV. Sit closer. Save money.

Seriously, 65 for 3m is fine.


I use a 43" 4K as my monitor. So there u go. I like the desktop screen estate. Can open multiple windows and CAD drawings.

Nobody say too big after getting 65".

Back then during FHD resolution era, yes.

Those big ass >55-65 TV are mean for further viewing distance and big living room.

But as TV now gone into 4K era, things no longer get pixelated even viewing within few meter distance only. Even small living room can use 65” TV easily nowadays

no 75 inch no tok lar

i have been using a 40" since 2010...no prob also

https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/by-size/s...ce-relationship

eyeing on Sony x8000H and x9000H

https://www.google.com/search?q=best+tv+vie...chrome&ie=UTF-8

So hard to ask unker Google?

Strawberry!!!

yes i did googled, just wanna ask here people who experiences it feels

go straight to 75

Huh. both price difference so big

Comes with ir ornot? 😜

Yeah, only for remote function

non-scientific study

Buy 55" and 65" together. Use each intermittently and choose the one you like best. Then donate the extra TV set to theoutspokenguy

65 inch is not big at that distance.

If your max budget is 65 inch, no choice just buy the 65 inch.

But trust me you will regret for not buying a bigger TV every time you sit and watch TV.

terus 65" ... u will very fast use to it.

If TS straight away Google it... He won't be able to let you all know that he can afford 65" TV and got big house.

Get it?

So if ur seating position is 9ft away from screen, then go for 65"-75" also will do.

which is better?

a 65inch X75H or 55inch X80H/X90H?

which to prioritize? screen size? or screen quality?

Thank goodness.
Thought obsolete edi 😅

In my opinion, for living room, regardless of what the guide says, go 1 size up. So if it says 55", then go for 58" or 65".

Because the recommended size is for you to watch right in front of the TV, in the middle. 1 size up will cater for those time when you view sideways, or other position in the room.

i did survey all these 3 models, most attractive is X90H.... highlight point seems like (Full array led/4k 120hz/variable refresh rate/eARC/local dimming) all these 5 spec X75H and X80H dont have

between X75H vs X80H all i can find the difference is Dolby Vision (X75H dont have Dolby Vision/ X80H have dolby vision)

you should get 100"

55” inch should be ok

There's no too big for TV, only bigger.

You better worry if your media content is of high enough resolution to display on big TV. If you can get FHD or 4k contents, all will still appear nice.

i own a 65".

my sitting position is 20ft (end-to-end wall).
but sometimes i also lie on the bean bag @ 10ft.

no issue on 'eyes moving left and right'.

you'll get used to it quite fast and soon will be wondering
if it's better to get 85" instead.

X75 and X80 is shit. They dont have local dimming. Just go for X90.

oh, local dimming really makes huge diff?

just get 65 oled

X80H got Apple Link, Better speaker, IPS panel

X75H no Apple Link, Speaker basic, VA Panel

But i do like the bigger screen, haha.

eh, i thought X80H is VA panel no? the spec wrote is LCD

2.75 get 55 better TS, else ur bigger screen is wasted too coz ur human eyes cant view so widely in this short distance

also if sony 55'' , better get x900h, if want cheaper option than it, dont get sony , other brands are more worthy

This post has been edited by lambsauce: Nov 9 2020, 04:15 PM

X80H is IPS. LCD also can be IPS, not just VA

Your viewing distance should be your screen width. For high def movies only.

If TS does not have access to high quality content like 4k bluray, next gen gaming, 4k netflix....... buying OLED is pretty pointless for watching Axtro shit quality compressed content.

bigger the better. after 1 month, sure the feeling of " this tv is too big" will be gone.

but bang for the buck will be Sony 55" x9000H

Hey u got a similar dilemma I had last week, I have a similar distance about 9feet sofa to TV. At the end I got 55inch cos dun have 65 inch for the model I want. And now I regret.... 55 is not small but for the distance 65 would be perfect

A SMALL 32 inch Samsung for me only because its sitting across, not along the living room. For BIG, I switch to my led projector..

my parent house 55 inch 1.8 meter away

Ohh noo i thought is VA , then X8000H will definitely out from my wanted list haha, will never get IPS tv because my current pc monitor is acer predator IPS screen, the backlight bleed watching dark scene movie really spoils the view.

This post has been edited by djandrew: Nov 9 2020, 05:57 PM

alright man!

Since you mention x90 65", just go for it. Or you want to wait for entry level Oled LG BX.

just go bigger

Go for qled or oled. From qled user here

65 inch if u ask me

TV is only going to get bigger in demand

Yup, for a dark room, must buy VA panel as the black will be really black. If IPS must use in a well lit room aa the black will turn grey in dark room.

I have 65 in my room, sitting 3m away, and I felt like it was a bit too small

I have an 86 for my living room, sitting 3.5m away, a tad too big

you should definitely go 65 for 2.75m and 70 should be perfect for 3m

also, go OLED, even if it is a 2018 or 2019 model year with shit OS and shit processor, because it will beat LED anytime even if it's a full array and with fancy filters in front of it

This post has been edited by Subang Nuclear Reactor: Nov 9 2020, 10:49 PM

Lekomen android tv around rm2k to me

Sony KD49X8000G ok? It's a sonyyyy

I sit on sofa 18' away from my 75" 4K tv still can watch perfectly clear, but still quite bright for me if not dim it.

Im from 55in to 65in. now 85in. Pun rasa kecik lg.

just go 90", thank all of us later.

65 is ok for that distance.

Bro, I sit about 2m away from my 65 inch. It's comfortable and I can see the benefit of having a 4K screen.

For you, since you sit further away at 2.75m, get a 75 inch la.

Unless you go for OLED, normal LED TV cannot give you true black, you need local dimming to actually darken the screen selectively enough to perceive blackness.

Some TV have some sort of dimming, but those are usually edge dimming (because they are edge lighted), those cannot give the granularity darkening of local dimming, and those are actually best avoided, or turn off.

Only X900 is worth buying.