32 inch TV for gaming

I have a 73" Mitsubishi and love it. But as someone stated, I don't think that it really matters. Depending on where you sit, you will adjust and after a while your eyes won't notice the difference.

 

I have a 32" Toshiba that does 1080p. Games look great on it.

 

I don't care about the pixels. I care about the screen size.My console is a Xbox 360.

 

I love my 50" Samsung smart TV it a joy and pleasure to use plus I'm half blind so a big TV helps lol.

 

I would care about the pixels. It doesn't mean you will only ever use a 360 on it....

 

Somehow, pixels are important, but that's not my concern right now. My concern is, what size format should I put on my 32 inch Sanyo TV?

 

TruthReaveal3d, you're right. Pixels are important because you need to see the images clearly,not blurry.So, forget about my comment on June 6 at 8:14 pm.

 

Have a Sony KDL40EX720 LED Full HDTV (1080p). 4 HDMI inputs 2 USB Wi-Fi 3D and weighs only 10kg including with the stand. The display also has an anti-glare coating so it doesn't reflect like a mirror something which I've seen HDTV's which don't have an
anti-glare coating display do.

If you are playing on a desk, 32' is fine. You sit closer to it so display size isn't a concern the closer you are to it. However for something like a big bedroom or lounge I'd recommend at least 40' or bigger display only because your sitting further away
from it.

 

to be honest, 23" is perfect for me as its my pc monitor also.

i have a 42" and a 50" as well but they are too big for my liking.

i guess it all depends how close you sit to the screen. i sit at my desk so im only about 2ft away

 

I sit on my bed and the my TV is on the other side of the room up to about 4m way. Sometimes I shift my happy place into the lounge but you don't get much privacy there that's why I Xbox in my bedroom. If I brought a 32', I'd probably be hurting my eyes
as I don't sit at a desk. The size of your display depends on how far you sit - you should be able to calculate a recommended display size of what you'll need from there. 50'+ is probably what you'll need if you lived in a mansion.

 

Hello "RyoX123"

The size of the TV should be determined by the size of the room & the distance of the person from the Tv itself.

I had a 22 inch TV before I upgraded to a 42 inch TV, and I had no problems with the 22 inch (as a matter of fact, my snipping was better for Halo Reach in the 22 inch over the 42 inch, which is really weird LOL).

Have a nice day or afternoon or night