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55" VIZIO V555-J01 V-Series LED 4K UHD Smart TV $312 + Free Shipping
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| Reviews: | 82 Best Buy Reviews |
| Product Name: | VIZIO - 55" Class V-Series LED 4K UHD Smart TV |
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| Model Number: | V555-J01 |
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Lol what?
About five years later we upgraded to a 42" 720p plasma. That TV felt massive! That was followed by an upgrade to a 55" 4k TV and now we have a 60" LED TV in that same spot. I wouldn't want anything bigger.
Sure, for movies a bigger screen is more immersive, but a lot of content isn't as centered. Live sports in particular becomes a lot less fun to watch when you sit too close to too large a screen. It begins to feel like sitting in the front row at the theater.
TLDR: A 55" TV is perfectly fine for many use cases.
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We're close enough to BF that I'm sure there will be a 55" TV for like $200 available online.
We're close enough to BF that I'm sure there will be a 55" TV for like $200 available online.
It was a very poor attempt at a joke from the movie, "Zoolander." It's when the bad guy, Mugatu (Will Farrell), shows Zoolander a small model of the "Derek Zoolander Center for Kids Who Can't Read Good" that he's offering to build for him, and Zoolander goes, "What is this?! A center for ants?! It needs to be at least… three times bigger than this!"
About five years later we upgraded to a 42" 720p plasma. That TV felt massive! That was followed by an upgrade to a 55" 4k TV and now we have a 60" LED TV in that same spot. I wouldn't want anything bigger.
Sure, for movies a bigger screen is more immersive, but a lot of content isn't as centered. Live sports in particular becomes a lot less fun to watch when you sit too close to too large a screen. It begins to feel like sitting in the front row at the theater.
TLDR: A 55" TV is perfectly fine for many use cases.
Then later on I got 40 inch LCD TV. I thought that was better.
Recently, I upgraded to a 55 inch LED, and after living with a 55 inch TV for some time, I think if I go to 65 or bigger, it will be just too big for my space.
So I am going to try to stick with around 50 to 60 inch for right now if I need to replace my TV again. If I can find a great deal on the 65 inch, I might try a 65 inch in my space.
Plus since I use a TV antenna, I am looking for a good deal on an ATSC 3.0 TV still. That is only way that I will get a new TV right now tho.
About five years later we upgraded to a 42" 720p plasma. That TV felt massive! That was followed by an upgrade to a 55" 4k TV and now we have a 60" LED TV in that same spot. I wouldn't want anything bigger.
Sure, for movies a bigger screen is more immersive, but a lot of content isn't as centered. Live sports in particular becomes a lot less fun to watch when you sit too close to too large a screen. It begins to feel like sitting in the front row at the theater.
TLDR: A 55" TV is perfectly fine for many use cases.
55" is the biggest that works well for my living room without completely reorganizing the room.
With the smaller bezels than my current 55" I might just be able to get away with a 58" on my corner wall mount.
Given how often 65" & larger are the most frequently on sale, while 55" and smaller less often show up here, especially quality ones. Seems like the manufacturers & stores know most people are buying 55" for living room & 42"-48" for bedrooms.