Current TV size

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Was hoping if you can share what your current TV size is, thanks. For me, I have 4 total TVs in the home. One is 32 inch, 55 inch, and a 65 inch in the main living room. I also use one as a computer monitor, the 32 inch one.

I got rid of the TV years ago, my life is much better without it.

But sometimes I watch movies on 17 inch laptop.

I've got four TVs also, but only watch one of them, and that's hardly ever. It's a 26 inch CRT model. I also use a 22 inch CRT TV to transfer recordings from VHS to DVD.

I have a little one about the size of a computer monitor, but I don't know how to turn it on. It's not attached to cable and it's not a smart TV. It has one of those streaming things plugged into it and I don't ever know how to use it so it stays unplugged. Then I have a Roku that's about 30" maybe. I watch it maybe a couple of times a year. I don't like regular TV and I never know how to stream anything unless someone helps me. It always seems to want passwords and things that I forget. I can stream a lot easier on my laptop if I really want to, but even that's rare. At least it has my passwords saved.

Zero size, don't watch TV.

Probably 15 inches or so. I have a Toshiba cathode ray tube TV (probably a more recent CRT from the mid 2000s as it has a built in DVD player but no built in VCR).

I haven't owned a Television for decades now

My computer monitor is a 44" TV. It's big enough that when I play rFactor most of my field of vision is filled.

I don't really watch TV, so I'm not sure it counts as a TV by the normal definition.

One TV, 32", used occasionally for console gaming, and nothing else. Seven computer monitors though. Two curved 27", a flat 27", a 24", and three 20" screens. All used pretty regularly, often several at once.

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I don't have a tv of my own but my roomate.let's me use theirs. It's pretty big though I am unsure of its exact dimensions.

One TV: 65 inch 4K. I like to watch videos.

Usually do not need 4K but it is nice in some movies.

I think 4K would be wasted with a small screen. And even on our current screen there have been times the 4K was not as effective unless I put my glasses on.

I can't get my head around the idea of a 40 inch TV screen, never mind a 65 inch one!

Mine is 40 inches. I watch it on week nights and I take a break from TV on the weekend.

Add me to the I don't own a tv crowd. Tv has never been my thing.

I measured mine diagonally and was shocked that it's 40", which is massive according to Deep! It's on one of those TV stand things and it's down too low. If it were up higher maybe I'd be more interested to watch something sometime but the viewing angle isn't great. I'd happy get rid of it but the kids keep saying we need to have a "family TV" even though they have their own in their rooms. I couldn't even tell you the last time we watched "family TV" together for anything. It would likely be about ten years ago, one night we watched Survivor because my son's really into it. He wanted to order Chinese food and we all watched the show. I had no idea what was going on because I'm face blind but it made for a nice memory anyway.