65 vs 85 Inch TV Comparison Tool

[00:00:00] So, going from a 65-in TV to an 85 in TV, you might be surprised just how big a jump that really is. So, let me show you exactly what that looks like. So, here are two TVs side by side. The 65 in and the 85-in TV. First glance, you can tell that one's bigger, but it's hard to see that until we do the overlay. The [00:00:21] 85-in TV, that's 71% larger in total screen area than the 65-in TV. That is not a small upgrade. It really changes just how big that TV is and how immersive the experience you have when you're watching. So for games and movie watching, that's just going to feel so much more immersive than your 65-in TV. [00:00:42] And for regular watching, it's a huge difference. And if you're comparing TVs, I put together a free checklist and a size calculator to help you avoid the most common TV buying mistakes. Both links are right below in the description. So, before you get that 85 in TV, here's the part most people forget. That 85-in TV is a lot wider, a [00:01:02] lot heavier, and requires stronger mounts or furniture, so you can actually support that weight. So, really double check those dimensions both for the TV and for your room. And also make sure it's going to fit in your vehicle. 85-in TVs are huge. One other consideration is where you sit. 65- in TV works well 8 to [00:01:22] 10 ft, but that 85 in, you're probably going to sit back a little bit further. So, if you've got the space, the furniture, and the viewing distance, 85, that delivers a really huge large screen experience. But if your room is tighter or you want something easier to manage, 65 in that might be a more practical fit. If this helped you decide, check out the calculator checklist below and [00:01:42] subscribe for more simple, nononsense TV buying tips. Thanks for watching.