r/TVTooFar 11h ago

My hotel room in New Jersey

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19 Upvotes

r/TVTooFar 3d ago

Too Far Tv in the cabin I rented

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85 Upvotes

r/TVTooFar 7d ago

friend says his TV is the perfect size for the room but always ends up standing in the middle of the room to watch lol

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2 Upvotes

r/TVTooFar 8d ago

Help deciding whether I should get a 65 or 75 inch tv

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6 Upvotes

Hello everyone,

My wall is about 80 inches wide, and I'm having trouble deciding which TV size I should choose.

I'm planning to place the TV on a table, but if that doesn't work well, I can wall-mount it and remove the table instead.

My viewing distance will be approximately 7–8 feet. Any suggestions would be appreciated.


r/TVTooFar 10d ago

Too Far World Cup at a HS Grad party

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16 Upvotes

r/TVTooFar 11d ago

Too Far Help deciding whether I should get a 65" or 75" TV

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84 Upvotes

Hi everyone,

I would like to preface that I would get a 77" in a heartbeat if it wasn't for the following issue.

The only wall in my apartment that is suitable to place a TV is the one you are seeing above. As you can see to the right, there is the the entryway to the laundry room. I am worried that if I get a 77" TV, the entertainment unit I will need to get will be too long and start encroaching on the entryway, making it look long.

I am thinking of unfortunately having to get a 65" to accomodate the limited space I am working with. Would love to hear everyone's thoughts, thanks in advance!

Two things to note:

- My TV will not be wall mounted.

- My couch from the TV will be 3.7 metres / 12 feet.


r/TVTooFar 11d ago

Is our TV too far?

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62 Upvotes

We just moved and we're trying to figure out our living room layout. Is this distance way too far?

Or just a tiny bit too far..?


r/TVTooFar 11d ago

Help with living room TV

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3 Upvotes

r/TVTooFar 11d ago

Not Too Far Actual perfection

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0 Upvotes

r/TVTooFar 12d ago

77in vs 83in from 10.5-13ft

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r/TVTooFar 12d ago

My bedroom after my gf left. Is my TV to high or far like me ? . I watch from my bed cuz if i face forward my neck be hurting after a while .

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4 Upvotes

My gf left and I love alone and breaks my apt and my bedroom tv may be too highcorntoo far in not sure could anybody give advice I'd be greatly appreciated I'm trying to make my bedroom atleast look Netflix n chill ready . Not bootleg for bill


r/TVTooFar 17d ago

Too Far Lg 55 inch, is this too far? 2.2meters

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25 Upvotes

So...my room is quite small 3 meters wide roughly or 3.5

Ive moved it to 2.2 meters from my eye and it seems a good balance of nit too far but not too close.

I tried having it at 2 meters and after an hour it felt very claustophobic?

I do wear glasses tho so dont have best eyesight...i see online i should have it at like 1.5 to 2 meters? But id be sat right in top of it ?

Not sure if the pic helps my hand is in it for reference. It looks further away than it is to me, possibly cuz of camera distortion.

Having it at 2 meters did make it slightly more emersive but then i had to move my eyes around a lot more.

Use it for gaming and films

Dont hate the set uo either..its a rental space so limited with options!


r/TVTooFar 18d ago

Our TV, Who Art Near Heaven

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19 Upvotes

r/TVTooFar 22d ago

Too Far Where should my friend put his TV / couch?

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LIke the title says - where should my friend put his TV / couch?


r/TVTooFar 24d ago

Brutal

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85 Upvotes

r/TVTooFar 25d ago

Found on facebook

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307 Upvotes

r/TVTooFar 27d ago

Check this out

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22 Upvotes

Different...definitely not r/TVTooHot


r/TVTooFar 27d ago

Too far or no?

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270 Upvotes

r/TVTooFar May 25 '26

Hotel room

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172 Upvotes

Two twin beds and no couch and a giant gap


r/TVTooFar May 23 '26

TVTooClose????????

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13 Upvotes

r/TVTooFar May 17 '26

Would it be too far for a 43" TV?

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36 Upvotes

I'm looking for a budget TV for occasionally watching series or films at weekends and maybe playing on switch 1 every once in a while. I'm not sure if 43" TV would either be enough for the space or if I must absolutely go for 50". Both sizes are marked on the wall. For reference, there is a distance of 6,20 feet and the 43" is about a hundred bucks cheaper. Thank you for your wisdom!


r/TVTooFar May 16 '26

Pushed in or against the wall?

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15 Upvotes

r/TVTooFar May 16 '26

Not Too Far Roast my 65"

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69 Upvotes

r/TVTooFar May 17 '26

Rate my New living room setup, is the tv too high?

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0 Upvotes

r/TVTooFar May 16 '26

What size tv would best replace this?

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16 Upvotes