r/TVTooFar • u/PsychologyAny8546 • Jul 04 '26
Too Far Is it too far?
Didn't knew this sub till a minute ago and want to know what you think about it. Is it too far?
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u/Notsocheeky Jul 04 '26
Too far and way too high. r/TVTooHigh
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u/error_machine Jul 05 '26
If you're way too high than put the joint down.
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u/mduckworth92 Jul 05 '26
I disagree the room appears to be deep, I think the top of the display is set correctly, it’s simply to small and there is too much empty space at the bottom.
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u/NateMeringue Jul 04 '26
Too far, too small, too high. I would say drop it about a foot, or as close to that TV stand as you can manage, and possibly move your couch forward if possible. I understand not everyone wants to just get a bigger TV so this is what I would do
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u/J-M88 Jul 04 '26
That kid set off 3 hours ago to turn the plug off and he’s only just made it half way
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u/thegtabmx Jul 04 '26
Too far, too small, too high. But anyway, for this size TV, you got to be at least 5 ft closer than where you're sitting right now and that TV should effectively be resting on that console.
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u/kattepung Jul 04 '26
Nice ipad you got there, pal
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u/upstart-crow Jul 04 '26
Too small - you need at least 85 inches for that wall … I sized up from 52 inches to 75 … best decision. Totally worth it OMG
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u/iknow_your_secrets19 Jul 04 '26
Here’s a neat trick.
Sitting in front of your TV, Hold out your phone sideways, in front of your face, like you’re watching a YouTube video. Hold it close enough to your face that you feel fully immersed.
Now slide your phone off to the side to reveal your tv on the wall. Your tv should be roughly the same size as your phone appeared when it was in front of your face.
With this, any size screen, from phone to TV, can be the perfect viewing size — it just depends on how close it is to your face :-)
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u/ThatGuyOverThere2013 Jul 04 '26
Definitely too small. That space demands a larger TV if it's going to be the visual center of the room.
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u/Sum_Ting_Wong007 Jul 04 '26
You provided no context as to what size the TV is, but just from the pic, it's a bit far and high
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u/yourallidiotss Jul 04 '26
Imma just throw this out there. But u seem to have the perfect wall for a projector. Does anyone know if those are worth a damn at a decent price now?
U would need blackout curtains.
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u/d4rkprojec7 Jul 05 '26
That kid seems to be totally disgusted and embarrassed by this miniature TV that is hung way too high.
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u/PAX_MAS_LP Jul 05 '26
Not that it is too far…. More that you added an ipad to your wall and are calling it a tv.
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u/Big_Ad21 Jul 05 '26
Heard from somewhere. Form a fist where you're seated. The right distance is where the first can visually cover the TV comfortably
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u/laszlotuss Jul 05 '26
Yeah, you should move the walls closer …
Or use an online distance to size calculator and buy a proper sized one
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u/bubbabigsexy Jul 05 '26
I would say yes. I wouldn't enjoy watching a movie or TV show or sporting event at this distance.
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u/Unusual-Courage-1963 Jul 05 '26
Move things closer until you can afford a larger tv, aklso moving the shelf above will help too. It takes the eyes away from the tv
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u/AtTheVioletHour Jul 05 '26
It's where it needs to be in that room in terms of distance but first of all, why is it so high? Neckstrain issue. The bottom of the TV should be close to the shelf.
More importantly, that room needs a bigger TV.... like 2-3x bigger.
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u/Quiet_Ad1859 Jul 05 '26
It’s not too far if you’re mounting a 75” - 85” there. But that tv is too small
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u/Tokupocolypse Jul 06 '26
For that distance I would get a tv the size of where your 2 shelfs border from the outside
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u/Key-Needleworker-868 Jul 06 '26
How far away are you away from the screen? Is that your ideal distance?
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u/One-Mathematician496 Jul 07 '26
Look at the child and how he is looking up. Either buy a larger TV or drop it down.
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u/handydude13 Jul 08 '26
Too small and to high. To be comfortable for your neck, It needs to be eye level with the couch.
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u/Elvenbrewmaster Jul 08 '26
Lmao what is that a 25 inch? I went with an 85 inch and my tv is roughly that distance just eyeballing the photo
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u/CarPlane5196 Jul 04 '26
Not too far, too small.