What size Samsung TV do you need for your room

Today's UHD TVs offer more detail, so you can sit closer than before without seeing the pixels. However, sitting too close will still cause eye strain. While it all boils down to personal preference, there is a simple formula that works as a size calculator that provides a good starting point:

Viewing distance (in inches)/2 = recommended TV size.

It's the night of the big game; you've just loaded your plate with nachos and wings, and then it happens. You walk into the living room to find someone sitting in "your spot." When there are fewer places in front of the TV than people in the room, it can be a real downer. Here are some suggestions for making sure everyone has a good view, even in crowded rooms:

Viewing angles are also important when you're buying an HDTV for a living room. Ideally, the TV should be placed parallel to your eyes, with no more than a 15 degree angle up or down, and no more than a 40 degree angle to the left or right.

If you are seated at a sharp angle to the TV, the picture will look distorted, unless you have a UHD/4K TV.

The larger a UHD TV screen, the more important screen resolution becomes.

For a UHD TV that is 40 inches or smaller, a 720p resolution is usually good. However, if you have a 50-inch screen or larger, you will probably need a higher resolution, like 1080p.