What's the BEST TV Size for your room? | TVs Explained
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- Today we talk about how to tell which size TV is the best for your room and viewing distance.
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#ThaVillaman #TVsExplained - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
I never understood why people buy beautiful big TV's and then mount them close to ceiling height, haha. "Come on family, let's crane our necks upwards all night!"
Completely agree man!
Close to ceiling is too high. I do like mine mounted a bit higher than recommended. Feels more like a theatre
It looks modern so I get why they do it, I think they need to find the right balance. I think in the middle of the wall or just a little bit above the middle.
Currently have mine mounted to low then before that I had the tv too high lol need to get it right next time
@@brandonlee7382 Yeah I had one that was maybe SLIGHTLY too low, but I still think it should be comfy to look at from a normal seating position. Not much higher than that.
@@rsolsjo agreed 👍
You know what... that pulling the couch a little closer instead of spending on a bigger TV advice really spoke to me. 65 inches it is
I remember buying my first 55" TV and thinking "this is too big"...yea, I got used to it real quick
Let me guess, you want to upgrade to a 65” TV?
55 is a sweet spot
Yea I’ll agree for most homes 55” is a good size and for small room 50” good too again all depends how big the room is tv going in.
@@ATH-camChannelwithNoName 65'' is baby size in comparison to 75" and microscopic in comparison to 85" now imagine a 95" tv
@@Dorian_Kaioh Obviously
People also have to take picture quality into account. Obviously, if you have an OLED at a bigger size, you’re going to be paying a chunk of change for it. I have a 65” OLED in my master bedroom, which is where my fiancée and I watch most movies as it’s dark. For the living room, I definitely would go 75” or up, which is what I’m planning to do with my next OLED. That, or a projector. Great video!!!
One other thing I think buyers must beware of is anything north of 75+ is going to appear humongous once in your home. In the wrong room and design space it can look out of place and obnoxious
It’ll also permanently require you to get assistance anytime you need to move it even a small distance
Great channel and video as always!
I disagree. A giant screen is good in any room. The bigger the better imo. I have an 83 inch OLED in my den which is not a big room and it looks like a movie theater
TVs have no business being above a fireplace.
Was gonna say the same!
Hmm how do I love watching tv. OH I KNOW! with my neck craned way up looking!
The do if you have a MantleMount.
Who the hell wants to constantly look up to watch TV? It's insane.
of course but the problem is moron architects always put the fireplace in the best spot in the house where you would want the TV to be ...
Around 2000 I bought a Sony XBR 32" tv for around $1600-1700. The reason it was so high was because it was an early HD set, capable of 1080i which was quite something back then. Now I'm going from a 50" plasma to an 85" LED from Sony. The 85" Sony btw cost me right at $2,000, just a few hundred more than the tiny 32" in 2000 did.
85”?? Holy shit.
If you wait for few years, they'll give it for free 😜
Vac ne bribery?
$1700 in 2000 is like $5000 today
@@poeticinjustice5010not so much.
i have the lg b9 oled and 55 inches is more than enough but in the future i wish to get a bigger tv :D , btw what is your opinion on bose qc35 ii in 2021? i got them used as good from facebook at £90 with some minor dents and tiny scratches but nothing else , they're like new , also if i put a vinyl skin on them they will cover the scratches?
Thinking of going from a TCL 6 series 55 from 2018 to a 65 inch TCL 5 qled 2020. My display currently is in a pretty dark room . Advice is appreciated. BTW, I am on a budget.
I usually go between 55-65" depending on the room. Anything bigger than 65" is too hard to move and gets very expensive. Personally, 65" high end, premium tv is more desirable than 85" mid range tv as well.
As long as you realize the experience is going to be compromised if you sit too far away. It doesn't matter how nice the TV set is if you are sitting so far away the immersion is ruined. Hopefully, huge TVs get cheaper and easier to install soon. Until then, we will just have to use a projector and deal with it's drawbacks for large pictures at a far back seating distance.
Agreed. If I wanted a wall sized display, I would just buy a projector.
@@momsbasement656pois é, nunca entendi pessoas que vão ao cinema e sentam nos fundos, a tela acaba ficando pequena.
@@ATH-camChannelwithNoName se projetor fosse melhor que uma TV, todo mundo só iria comprar projetor, ninguém mais iria comprar TV que custa o triplo de um projetor. 🤷🏼♂️
I am planning to buy led tv but also confused to buy projector I have selected XGIMi halo ...main purpose movie and ott platform...should I buy led tv or XGIMI halo projector
Yet another great content choice video! I salute you Villaman
How is your short throw projector? What brand is it and what size do you have it at?? Been looking at getting one but not sure how they are compared to a tv
Brilliant video! I'm definitely closer on the "pixels tickling my eyeballs" spectrum and this video was perfect for helping my wife and I find common ground on tv placement and size! Thank you!
I'm mainly going to be using my tv for gaming, does that affect size consideration? I land right between the 55 & 65 with my space and viewing distance, I have read that since with gaming you will be tracking random move objects on screen at a rapid rate, having a smaller screen generally makes eye fatigue and response speed faster.
Imagine playing split screen COD blackops at Nuke town on a big movie theater screen.. sound lit af, but it’s hard to keep up with for a long amount of time, this why people use monitors and shiiii, and the lab be crazy
I probably sit close to 6 feet from my entertainment centre and before I upgraded I had a 46” Tv and even that 6 feet away was little small when I upgraded to a 55” OLED still sitting 6 feet away it really is immersive so I can back these numbers
I’ve got a 65, and I want to play games in 4K, and watch sport in HD. What distance would you suggest?
But suppose the 55" inch is the only thing yi7 cab get ?in my country well i wabt to ask you a question do you think Crystal uhd au8000 65" or hisense 55" u7g
I like using the 1.34. I think it's pretty accurate. Does that change at all considering watching 1080p content all the time outside of movie watching?
THANK YOU for saying something about where people are putting TVs. i was looking at customer photos on best buy site and 99% of the people mount their TV like almost at the ceiling. most of them are 6 feet from the floor.
Last thing, on a 75" TV is placing the screen in the Middle (height) ok ??? I am 40% from bottom (eye level) and it looks good at 65"
I use the less than the 1.34 rule at 100” for 1080p TV and am fine with it. It’s better if your TV upscales well, but shouldn’t be a dealbreaker if it doesn’t.
I’m not sure what you mean by placing the screen in the middle height, but I think having your eye level at 40% up the screen, even on a 75” screen is just fine
Do you enjoy watching TVs or projectors more? And what tv is your projector comparable to when it comes to nits?
Thank you friend.
Spot on about the fireplaces.
Love from Manchester, UK.
Hopefully 🙏 people are smart enough to NOT fall for the 8K marketing!! Unless your wanting over 80 inches, don’t even think about 8K, huge waste of money
If you look at the visual acuity charts, 4K is good enough for even the most extreme screen sizes. Your eye can literally NOT SEE 8K until the screen is so close it's useless. 8K IS A SCAM. Or at least not worth 1 cent over 4K, despite what Samsung's marketing wants you to believe.
@Alex Sonne No, they said that about 1080. Which was chosen because in experiments, viewers couldn't see a improvement with any higher resolution. Even on a huge TV. The problem is, this was 25 years ago. A "huge" TV was a 50" rear projection. Once you get over 75" at 10ft away, 4K can start to help. *Start*. 4K is a little useful. 8K is not.
@@momsbasement656
You can diffenitely see the difference. It's much more sharper and less pixalated. Once you see it you can't go back to 4k displays. The upscaling always makes everything better.
With 8k you get better streaming bandwidth. They don't offer same bandwidth in 4k.
And most folks don't even have the room for an 80 inch tv anyway 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Actually just bought a 75-in TCL r646. Upgrading from the 65in 2015 model I've had for 6 years, and I thought I may have gone too big because I'm sitting 7-feet away but now that I hear the the recommended viewing distances, I'm fine.
how does 1080p hold up at that distance?
@@jimmneedle Really good. Especially bluray. But because it's 75 inches, you can definitely feel like ita lower res than 4k. As opposed to a 65 inch, 1080p looks on par with 4k
@@AlexThorn thank you i'm looking at a 77 or 83 incher- at 11 feet away~
I'm looking at having a 100" screen at a 10ft viewing distance like you showed here. Do you feel you should have gone bigger or is that a sweet spot? I'm a similar guy where I like my woofers and tv big haha but I don't want it to be too big like you were saying but I also don't want to wish I should gone bigger
I think 200” is the way to go
Here is my dilemma with my budget! Do I get a 65 inch LG C1 OLED or do I get a cheaper but bigger 75 inch QLED/Nano Cell?? I currently have a 55 inch junk TCL TV and sit at 10.5-11 feet away (I have a big room). I REALLY want OLED but can't afford a 75 inch OLED....65 inch OLED fits by budget though...What would you do??
Just get the 65” OLED. 65” is already massive.
You’ve been making great video's and I've been enjoying them for a while. I must say I'm truly dreaming in HDR now! Being patient in upgrading from my 50. Way to small for 4k content.
🙏🏾
Nice video
great advice, im looking for a 50-55 inch 4k because i like to sit closer - thank you!! :)
Nicely explained. Thank you man 👊
Is an 105' projector screen from 2.5 meters what you would say " too big"? or should I go with an 86' mini-led TV instead? I have no experience with projectors so I don't know if a projector would be an overkill for my case.
It’s recommended you be about 2.6 meters from a screen that size so I’d say go for it
@@tHAvIlLaMaN That's great! Thank you for the reply!
I'm no expert but I think 2.5m from 100 inch may be too close.... I understand your pain though I am over here measuring up to see if I can squeeze in a 75 inch TV in my space lol
@@seanwilson9502 I keep hearing people saying that if you want the cinematic experience then you have to go as big as possible so I wasn't too worried about getting the biggest screen I can before I watched this video. If it's not about the size of the objects on the screen and seating closer to a smaller 4K screen gives you the same effect then I wouldn't have to sacrifice picture quality by going for a projector but get the biggest possible mini-led and seat a little bit closer for both a cinematic experience and close to OLED picture quality. Am I correct?
@@tHAvIlLaMaN I stand corrected lol by the EXPERT! And I hope you ENJOY it Kostas! I've never purchased a projector
Cheers! This was helpful! Liked and subscribed! Greetings from London UK!
3:14 If our field of view is 210 and 135 that reduces to a 14:9 ratio. Should the ideal screen size ratio then be 14:9? Does it work this way and if so could you do a video on this?
nah doesn’t work that way
Villaman can you add the RTX 3060 to your Goddit app? I see the 3060Ti but not the new regular 3060.
Hey bro plz i hesitate between 50’ and 55’’ the sofas in my living room takes the U form of U inside the room so the viewing distance varies according to the sofa if it is the two sofas on the side of the living room it will be 4 feets or the middle one about 6.8 feets to the screen. To sum up to Viewing distance is [4 fts - 6.8 fts ] what do you recommend for me guys plzz
I went from 50" to 86" I'll never go back to anything smaller than 75"
Nice
I went from a 55 to 75. I completely understand
Yeah I am @ 65 now and I really want to go 75 at least as I about to jump into 4K glory
I'm gonna go from 80" to 85" lol
Now that’s a jump!
Best tv size guide video! Bless my bro
We are finally upgrading from what was a cutting edge TV 15 years ago 42" Sony Bravia which felt huge at the time. Our room is big enough that we currently have our couch about 13' back. No wonder I grab a kitchen chair for gaming 😀. New TV is going to be fun, but I don't expect we will be buying as big as this room would dictate. Likely 65".
Will build back better allow for large screens / electronics?
Great info, this video is saved to my list. 👍🏼
Good insights. What is your opinion on the flat vs curved TVs (Samsung)??
You got very good videos on your Channel, very specific Informations ....helped me a lot.
Keep it up.
Greetings from Germany
I have an LG C9 65”
I’m not sure if I should be looking to 75’ or 85’ but I’m 100% going to have to go down in quality to make the shift. Any recommendations villa man
If you are quick enough you can catch a 2020 LG CX when they start to transition to 2021 models and it goes on sale. It'll be very similar to your C9.
@@naderzein2435 I don't know man actually I have a 65 inch c9 and upgraded to the c1 65 inch. and the c1 is quite noticeably better all around. one thing that is a noticable improvement is the image sharpness the c1 looks noticably sharper. and the colors look quite better on the c1 too and you have freesync and Gsync, even lower input lag more picture settings. the skin tones look a lot better on the c1 too. it's definitely a upgrade from the c9.
Nice vid. Im looking at the 55 neo mini led from samsung but ive heard dodgy things about the 55. The 65 has rave reviews
Most people's wallets are not going to want to hear this, but my experience has been the left side of those ranges is the right one. It's easy to experiment with the size of a screen if you have a projector and can change the zoom. Like Villaman, my family found a 100" screen at around 9 feet away was good for everything, including mixed viewing. Any smaller was not as immersive. Once the screen got over 120" at 9 feet away, it was too big for anything but video games that have the main character or car anchored to the middle of the screen.
had a 70in 4k vizio for a few yrs and even though it had a clean picture, i always thought i could've bought a bigger tv since its wall mounted and we sit about 12 ft away. 2 months ago i was able to upgrade to an 85in sony and found everything i had been missing including that sense of immersion, i glad i upgraded. its wall mounted about 3 ft from the floor and it looks great from our sitting area.
very nice upgrade in size.... congratz! .....movie time
3 feet is to low 4 1/2 sounds better
Congratulations on your new tv!
Brought a 55inch 4k tv sony xe930 in 2018 watching at approximately 8ft. Scaling on this tv is brilliant but sadly a large percentage of viewing material is in low quality with sprinkling of hdr etc. So the moral of the story is your viewing distance/tv size is only good as the weakest link. Larger the screen and the closer you sit the worse it's going to look on substandard material. Your tv is waiting for the rest of the technology revolution to catch up so it can give it's peak performance.
you could do 720p at 8ft and it would look great
Excellent comment. This is the reason why I chose to upgrade from 42 to 55 inches...not more, not yet :)
Just reduce screen size from option
Remember when movies on VHS started letterboxing to give the viewer a more cinematic experience. Then TVs went to widescreens. Now TVs are flat and wide but streaming services like Amazon and Netflix to conserve bandwidth and better quality are letterboxing their streams. So that 75" flat screen becomes really a 65" when watching certain streaming content. That's the reason I'm now looking to upgrade my TV size, many streaming services letterboxing content. The TV is already a widescreen. STOP LETTERBOXING! We're paying full price. Give us a full picture.
Thanks brother for your good advice.👍
Have you thought about doing 4K blu ray reviews? I think you’d be great at it.
Agreed
BROOOO Quick question V man, what should I do, I can get the LG CX 65 inch or the Samsung q800t 65 inch for SAMEEEE price?????????????? I have an Xbox series X, the entire Marvel cinematic universe on 4K Blu-ray, and also a huge library of Blu-ray movies I think I would like to see upscale to 8K. But I don’t know what do you think I should do?????
Funny I ordered and then canceled the Samsung and drove an hour to pick up the LG yesterday. But I can return them at any point in the next 14 days and get the other one, and I’ve also been thinking about the new Sony neo led and that will be out before I have to return my TV LG
Halloo there !🤔 I have 8,4 feet / 65 inch or 70 👀/ it’s Samsung AU8000? Thanks 🙏🏼
Great straight forward advice! 👍🏻
As a gamer I always had a 55 in and been really wanting to get 65-70 when I get the series X (hopefully). The problem is that Samsung,Lg, and Sony have things that I want in one tv too bad it’s not that simple. Sony has Dolby vision but Samsung doesn’t Samsung has free sync premium pro but Sony doesn’t and LG from what I know will have the free sync and G sync on the lower levels. If I am wrong on that please correct me
Vizio OLED has free sync, 4K 120 VRR, Dolby Vision and Atmos, HDR 10, 10+. It doesn’t have G sync though... but it’s the only TV with all the TV standards..
Hi, i´have bought one LG Oled C1 48", im about 2m of the TV, my question is, should i had bought the 55" or its enough the 48"?
Thanks for your reviews in your youtube channel
How is the 48 from 2m? I’m also debating those sizes as you can get a 55 for only 90$ over the the 48 but idk if that would be a little to big for my room
nice video. Could you make a video explaining the best time of the year to buy home theater speakers?. thanks
my 2011 42 inch LG 1080p tv is great as a PC and for viewing tv shows or films on this system. and for PS4 pro gaming. have the 65 inch Sony XH95 for HDR stuff.
I just got a 65 OLED, and this is the smallest I can ever go now lol
65” is massive lol
83 inch is the biggest
I just went from a 43 inch to 75 inch TV in my bedroom and love it. I had it mounted on the wall. If I ever get my hands on the series x, planning to get a new Tv but won’t be that big.
I have a Series X .. I'm trying to decide 55" inch or 48 inch LG OLED ..
Should I get the 55 inch ? Or get the 48 inch , save $200 , and sit closer .. ?
@@unonice 1 have a 55 inch for my X series. I got the LG Nanoseries 4K.
@@FeliciaWilliams1908 .. Nice 👍🏾😁
@@unonice I bought the 48" LG C1 and returned it within a week for the 55". I plan on using this TV long term and in my opinion, the little money I would've saved wouldn't have been worth spending the next several years in slight regret. I say get the biggest tv you can afford in terms of space and money. You'll get used to the size quickly. My old tv was a 32" panel, so I thought the jump to 55" would be too much, but as long as I don't sit too close, it's fine
@@vikingsfan2218 .. I have a 55" inch Samsung QLED , but it's a bit too large for my bedroom, so I put that tv in a larger room and got the 48" C1 in my bedroom .. much better fit .. (50 inch would be perfect , but I wanted the C1 OLED and they don't have 50" inch , so 48" is it for mt bedroom ..
But yes I agree to get the biggest tv you can afford for the long haul 👍🏾👍🏾
Thank for saying that I see loads of my friends mounting thier tv so high on thier wall my neck hurts 🤣🤣 so yes glad u said to stop it 😁💯
My issue is: I have a 75 that looks good from my front row of seats...but looks like I could use a bigger screen when I'm sitting in my 2nd row ( 4ft behind the 1st row ). If I get a bigger TV to try to accommodate the 2nd row, wouldn't the screen be to big for the 1st row????
Anyone have any suggestions?
Projector. Think of a movie theater, who cares about the peeps in the front rows?
Excellent clip! keep it up
what is the right size for a bedroom my hubby wants 75' for the bedrm and 86 in the living room . i just hope we are not going to big
Bedroom needs a smaller intimate one
from 43 ps4 to 55 ps4 pro now ps5 65 every 1 2 years new tv , now i have ps5 and i need new tv again for 4k 120hz any suggestions :( oled qled or neo qled ??
Great advice !
Thanks! Great video
Thanks, just helped me convince the wife to get the 85. You rock my brother ✊🏽
You gotta convince your wife??? L
I sit 10or more feet from my 40” 1080p when watching movies and sit 3-4 feet when gaming. It’s in my bedroom so hopefully a 55” 4K will be good for that as well. Because it’s my bedroom space is limited and my price is to lol
i currently am about 10'-10.5' away from my 55" TV, and it's decent. It's not super immersive but it never felt *too* small. Now that it's been 3 years though, I'm thinking of upgrading to 65"/75"
@@xblur17 did you upgrade to 65 or 75? I’m torn in between 65 high end vs 75 mid range tv
Go big and then go home and watch it! LOL! Great video man!
Haha I agree. Thanks!
I’m getting the 77 c1
You are right on time!
I went 55" for 8ish feet viewing distance but if I was doing it again a 77" screen would be probably what I'd go for.
77” is way too big. I wouldn’t go bigger than 65” at that distance.
@@ATH-camChannelwithNoName i wanna go 75" for about 10-10.5ft distance, thoughts? or do you think 65" could be good too?
@@xblur17 At that distance 65” would be more than big enough to comfortably watch for most people like me, but if you love immersion, 75” would be a no brainer
@@ATH-camChannelwithNoName I’m getting the 77 c1
Went from 55 inch to 65 inch and I’m staying there until I can and I want to purchase the 75 inch variants
Same here. It’s a big difference.
Going from 55 to 65, is affordable, but going from 65 to 75 gets really expensive. It’s like $200.00 for ten inches, then double the price of the whole set for the next ten....
@@artamussumatra6286 yea it doesn’t make sense to me lol
@@fr3ddy1461 They should have a set cost per inch.😉
@@artamussumatra6286 I think it's due to the panel is cutting out of a fixed size raw material and 75' or may creates more material waste.
Thank you for the information
Yo Villa Man. You have a fellow TH-camr who is an enthusiast of your videos apparently as Quantum TV just posted this exact same video idea.
great explanation thanks mate :D
Nice information .
But I love watching my LG 32 fhd from 6 to 9 feet...😊
I order yesterday the GQ75Q90T,my old Tv was the Ue55es8090. I have 12ft distance. Im happy like a Kid 🤣 nice Video. Thx.
Thank you teacher. I needed these knowledge before I bought a tv. Where have you been? I hope I bought the right sizes.
Good video man. Very helpful
Hey! What is Smart Google TV? Can it be used as a virtual screen for a computer or smartphone? Best wishes
@Tha_VillaMan what is the screen size on that display behind you?
100” UST Projector
Great much appreciated info. Personally i prefer viewing a TV that is not mounted above a fireplace. I purchased a 55” to replace a 32” TV. . In a 13x15 room the 55” should be adequate to view from 7-8 ft away.
What's the best source for 2021 TV release dates? Need to prepare for this LG C1!
Samsung is March, Sony March to May (depending on model n screen size), and LG looks like all April which is customary for them
So basically, the viewing distance should be between the size of your TV to twice of its size. So for 55" it's between 55" to 104", and so forth.
First time viewer. Like the way you express yourself. Humour style too.
I have the newest samsung 55 inch 4k curved tv right at the end of my bed that sits on a dresser that sits close enough to my bed that it presses into the end of my bed, So I'm dang close to mine!
Its definitely immersional enough set up that way to impress me then to need to spend hundreds of more dollars for a bigger tv.
No need to spend more for the enjoyment I already have!
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I have a Samsung 8K QN900B and and my viewing distance is eight from the screen and all I can say is wow . No eye strain, no headaches and I can look straight ahead and see the entire screen without my head moving side to side. All I can say is the experience is truly a treat for the eyes.
Size ?
Great video ☺️
Thank you, Very helpful
I have a very narrow bedroom, I change the 42" FHD for the living room 55" UHD and it's too much, I have to move my head to watch anything, gaming it's not ideal, so yeah for my case I need a 43" or 50" TV
THANKS FOR THE INPUT!!
Great video. Very informative
i just thought of another way to size the TV. simply measure the width of the seating area and make that the diagonal of your TV. i just made that up, but i think it's brilliant haha !
Hi, i'm new here! I was on the lookout for a 65" tv, but since i saw your video i'm going with a 75". I was afraid that the viewing distance might have been too short but i have plenty, if i go by your numbers!
Also, i love the SVS Ultra towers, i have them as well. But since i'm renewing all of my hardware (Ethernet cables, HDMI cables, and also my tv and receiver) cause they are 10yrs old and are only optimized for Full HD, i would like to ask you, what kind of receiver do you use to power those SVS Ultra? I know they require a good receiver, so i was wondering about your experience with them.
Great video! 😎
English isnt my language but this was exectly whati was searching for. I need an 65inch screen. Thanks man :)
PERFECT TIMING for this video as I wonder whether I should buy 65 or the 75 I really want (first 4K TV)
75 😃
I agree with villa man. The problem is that if you want the pristine poppy OLED effect, 77’ is way too expensive IMO.
When you want to have a theater like experience then size matters along with dolby atmos soundbar/speakers.
So informative, thanks
I just upgraded from my matte white Elite Screens 1.1 gain to the Elite Screens AEON CLR that I found on Facebook Marketplace for $300 fucking dollars. You do sacrifice quite a bit of brightness, but with the Optoma GT5600 putting out 3600 lumens it's still really bright and the black levels are now that of a decently priced LCD! Almost as good as my Sony x900E in terms of overall picture quality.
What if I watch tv or game on it while lying in bed? Is it stiil bad if the tv is mounted higher on the wall?
My sectional was about six feet away from my 55" TV the way my basement is setup. And I had to move the chase where I sit at about a foot "back" from the rest of the sofa. 7 ft - 55 in.
I could not imagine 65 inches this close to the television. 4K looks amazing from this distance. I do a lot of gaming and cannot stand when the character is too big. So I could not handle 65. I could do 48 before I could go up to 65 from where I sit.
Also I'm laying back in this measurement. So say I sit up while I'm gaming, that takes away another foot.
I'm the guy who if I can't get tickets at the very back of the movie theater I'm not going to see that movie that day or that Showtime. I've gotten rainchecks and refunds because there was only front seats left at the movies before.
I don't like to look up I don't like to look around I like everything to be in my direct field of view.
Nice, thanks a lot man.