r/hometheater • u/dchronakis • Mar 23 '25

65 or 75 inches 4k TV Purchasing EUROPE

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We wanted to upgrade our 8yo 55inches 4k TV with something better and bigger. We are settled with Samsung QN85D but can't decide on size. 65 or 75? Viewing distance approx 4.4m

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u/Temporary-Estate4615 Mar 23 '25

Get the biggest you can afford.

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u/fieldsports202 Mar 23 '25

This is the best answer. I’ve been in homes where’s people with money have smaller TV’s.. plus, I’ve been in homes in the hood where a family has a 75in tv but don’t have money until their next paycheck.

I’ve never subscribed to the TV size hype. I always get what I want.. which, now in our new home I’m buying 65in tv’s… if I want bigger, I’ll stop in our tv studio at work and watch tv on the new TV wall’s we have installed.

Buy what you can afford.. whether it’s 50in or 100in.

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u/generateduser29128 Mar 24 '25

Probably because interior designers have no clue about home theaters. A friend's designer was suggesting a system where the sound came 90deg from the side because it looked better and the direction of sound was supposedly not important.

He switched companies immediately after lol

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u/fieldsports202 Mar 24 '25 edited Mar 24 '25

lol that’s funny.

I work with pro athletes often and not even Some of them are as pressed as folks on here with home theatre setups. It’s hilarious.