1. Room Size and Viewing Distance The first thing to consider when picking a TV is the size of your living room and the distance from your seating area to the screen.

No living room aesthetic is worth putting your body through a world of pain. Placing your TV above the fireplace also requires a little more planning than mounting it to another wall.

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5 best surround sound systems for TV, music and gaming in your living room A surround sound system can elevate subpar TV audio into a cinematic wall of sound. Here are the best options to consider.