42? Any bigger and the flashes cause migraines.

Anonymous wrote:Wow you all have some big TVs. We have a 42 inch as our main TV and a 32 inch that the boys play video games on in the basement.

Same.

I don't have a tv.

We have a 46" in our living room and a 40" in our master. I think the one in the guest room is a 27"?

My husband would love a larger TV, but we just can't fork over the cash when our current TV is working just fine. We've got debts to pay, mouths to feed a roof to keep over our heads.

80"...got it last year and love it.

19", from 2001.

Wow you all have some big TVs. We have a 42 inch as our main TV and a 32 inch that the boys play video games on in the basement.

I just looked at the size of my family room and we could probably go with a bigger TV to accommodate the room.

We have a 72 inch in the living room and a 50 inch in the master bedroom.

If you like LOUD, you'll love a big one.

For a large room, I think you can get away with it. There are ways you can make it so it's not the most obvious focal point of the room.

I have a not-large family room and the TV is only about 6' away from the couch. so we have a 40" and it's just about the right size. (we have a 32" in the living room - wanted a second TV but nothing obtrusive, because that's more of a reading/music space.)

I think we have a 65 inch and it is in our great room which is pretty big.

24"

Bigger the better. Ex have a tiny house with a 42 inch. It was the biggest I could get on the wall. I will get as big as possible when we do the basement.

Anonymous wrote:We are going to move our current 65" to the basement so we can get a larger one. If you watch TV, go big!

This makes me feel a little better, thanks!

We are going to move our current 65" to the basement so we can get a larger one. If you watch TV, go big!

DH has his heart set on a 65 inch. Are big televisions gawdy? It's for a large room. Please chime in on the size of yours!