How to Unbox Big TV by Yourself
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Step-by-step instructions on how to unbox a large-screen TV all by yourself. #oledtv #ledtv #tvunboxing
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Now I can buy a big TV.
That is what I was missing.
Figured. Now to find 500 to 1000 extra money laying around.
Rich people problems ...lol i must be on the wrong website
TVs have become insanely cheap. Get a raise.
....and friends
🧐 oups i ordered an 87 inch TV..i dunno if ill be able to lift it alone 😮
My dude lives, breathes, and eats TVs lol. Love the vids man!
I’m sure when he gets off work he does other things besides review tv’s and stuff bro😂 it’s his job
Professional passion amazing!
TVs/displays in general are amazing.
the extra information for safety lifting something heavy is highly appreciated, not enough people know to do that stuff
Big tv's aren't that heavy less than 30-40kg i'm sure. From lifting rice bag i got it 😂
@@obamalore bro some people can't even lift more than 10kg so this tips is very good, 1 thing i want to point out tho that he forgot to mention don't lift with your back, lift with your leg
I thought everyone can do that easily.
@@luongthedesignersure pretty much everyone can, I still got a random ass hernia from sneezing.
@@luongthedesignersure pretty much everyone can, I still got a random ass hernia from sneezing.
Did this lift with a 55” c9 and it was easy. Now for the 77”. If you actually lift this is light. I was squatting 350 a few years ago but stopped. Tv is only 70-80lbs tops. Just keep arms straight as you can too. Relaxed, but tight grip. You don’t wanna strain a bicep either..
I moved around my LG CX 65" twice, all by myself, my friends called me nuts , but I did say that ,if I ever damaged it in the process, I would only have myself to blame for it.
I hung my 77” CX by myself on my existing stand. It was worlds easier than the 55” it replaced, since it weighs about half as much.
@@richardp5920Sounds like a joke, but thinking about the advancements in TV tech, I believe it.
@@richardp5920what is it everyone getting oled 65+ both of my friends told me get 65 C2 for your bedroom i told them 55 is enough they said nope not for an OLED
65 is doable one hand under the bottom middle and one on top.
Now a 77g2 is another story and because of the price aswell definitely not one I thought I'd try and see what happens.
Nuts? It'really not a big deal...just a 65".
Never even thought about using my lifting belt to pick up the tv all on my own 👍
Right? Just cut the top off and lift. I used to work in a Walmart in the electronics department and had to proof test the TV's. I unboxed well over 60" inch tvs by myself, only once did a 75" but asked for help because I almost dropped it 😂
@@raulvak2007 remember old TVs use to be heavy as crap I mean I tried lifting one of the older TVs we have it’s 50 inch but pretty old I couldn’t even lift it one inch before realizing i ain’t going to carry that shi anywhere
Thank you so much, this is genuinly helpful, very glad you mentioned bracing your core when lifting this much weight
I have no friends to assist me, so this is super helpful. Thanks, Vincent!
Back in the good Ole days we had a TV that had to be unloaded with a pallet jack, the door dismantled prior to entry, and carefully placed with about 6 workers. All for 36" of screen width
Toshiba?
This is genuinely such a nice video
I had a 28” CRT TV that was so heavy that two people struggled with it due to the huge woofer built into the back. Now huge TVs are so darned light.
I feel that. I probably got muscular as a teen because I used to move them myself. My 50 flatscreen tv was easy to move around, but I can't imagine trying to move a 50 in crt
Yeah it was fun unboxing and hanging a 77inch LG OLED by myself. Good video.
hanging?? how?
Instructions says 2 people are required
Him: does it himself
They only say this to prevent people from buying TVs, and then when they get home, during installation, they damage the TVs, and then return them with the excuse of "manufacturing defect" or "transport damage".
Bro maxed on the 25 pounds TV deadlift !
this tv is 25kg (54lbs) without the stand, but yea
@@busterscrugs25 kg is not that much i am a skinny weak guy and even i can lift that abivemy head so lifting a tv that weight is easy
@@dwaynethemineraljohnson412aren't you think this video is for people that's cant lift that kind of weight because its quite hard or can injure them
This is true, but I've seen bigger, stronger guys injure themselves on low weight because of poor form.
problem with big tvs is not only the weight,which while not overwhelming is still there, but the uncomfortable body position and moves you need to make in order to protect the tv from cracks or scratches. Holding the Tv in a protective and safe manner is very hard because engineers do not design good handles or surfaces you can grab in order to move the TV in a comfortable and safe way.
Not all heroes wear capes
They wear belts
Yes they do. Don't spread misinformation.
Excited to see what the Pana can do with his MLA Panel
I wish they would release a 77inch version
THANK YOU FOR THE EDUCATED AND DETAILED INSTRUCTION!
This is my only gripe with thin OLED TVs. You can't find a good grip to move them.
Facts. I hate moving around my LG C1 48", I'd rather move my 70" LED.
Just be glad it aint plasma
My First BIG Panasonic TV it took me some time to resolve the unpacking and Lift my big 55" Flat OLED TV onto a table. I was so scared i would break it. I wish i had watched this demo.
Underrated tip to recommend a lifting belt! They’re not just for the gym!
You forgot how to turn it around 😂i did what you said and now my wall is watching more Netflix than i am 😂😂😂😂
Some tvs allow you to make the packaging into a stand and you can install the TV stand or mount without even pulling it out of the package or laying it down
Looking forwards to the Panasonic MZ2000 review. Especially, with it new True Game mode
My Man is a G! His genuine love for TVs is so dope! Keep it up My Brother! Love this channel
How long until the review ;)
This a big downside of big TVs, no pun intended. I would be all in for high end 32" units but, unfortunately, Americans don't like dem small.
The small(er) LG Oleds are doable
Thats not just any TV thats the best oled of 2022 as far as picture quality goes.
Waiting for your tips on wall-mounting a TV of this size by yourself for the next short video Vincent 😂
You can lift and position a large TV with an electric desk. Then it's easy to mount it.
@@encerche5629 indeed, if you have an electric desk that you can position in the right place.
😮 ...it's the MZ2000 !
I want it ! Still playing in 1080.
I can't wait to get this TV.
...when it's at a discount 😅😢
HDtv helping me with my deadlift form
You're a godsend ❤
Back in the day 52 inch TVs weighed more than a person. Now... its not really a weight issue, its more of a size issue. an 85 inch samsung Q60C today weighs 42kg, a 58 inch plasma from panasonic weighed 62kg(136lbs).
a 55" weighs just 16kg(34lbs)
Damn this is what I needed when I setup my 77" B2 by myself
I have the 55JX940 and it's just like this. Very tricky not to press on the screen. But I don't want to destroy the box and plastics as I use them when I'm moving house. I wish I got the 49JX940. Much easier not to press on the screen as the bezel and back panel are fully integrated.
Ahahahahah the belt. Quality
He ain’t messing around. Safety first.
Wear one everyday at work. It's awesome
Worked on a TV factory a around 8 years ago, were I would lift 55", 66" and 75" screens often, I would use the technique shown or just squat up, no back problems. Thanks for sharing the safety aspects.
Thank-you sensei
This man is singlehandedly saving up thousands of dollars.
That higher surface of yours is only a foot high😂
lol as for the back brace...imagine having to go back to the shops just so you can lift a tv a couple of inches higher 😂😅
Thank you, but i’m now watching the back of my TV 😭
Meanwhile, in the year 2000, when a big TV was 36" and took 6 people to lift into position because it was a solid 250 lbs.....
Ain’t no way you laid that tv down by holding it only on one side letting it flex lol almost positive I heard some creaking when you did that 😂
Thank you so much my friend. Just lifted on my own a new 75 inch OLED onto a tv stand. I'm under 6ft tall and with a solid build with 35 years of weight training under my belt. Pardon the pun. The hardest part was getting a good balance of the tv due to it's width when lifting it.
Panasonic TV? Good choice for this experiment.
Not a big loss if it breaks...
Somehow I unboxed my 85" by myself and got it mounted and lifted it onto the AV cabinet 😅 I think I'll ask for help next time.
What works well for me is being so poor I can't afford a toddler crushing sized tv.
My man has more faith in TV frame rigidity than I do in gravity.
Vincent is just teasing us….letting us know that the MZ2000 review is on its way….
Its best to use SCISSORS
to cut plastic.....
NOT a box-cutter. 👍🏻
I mounted my 100" screen against the wall all by myself
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The fact it's a projection screen made all the difference though 😬
This is how stupid and forever alone people does it. He just forgot that this cause bending on the screen.
Good advice, sir. However, I doubt I'll try solo lifting one of the 350 lb. TVs I occasionally work on.. at least not without a couple years on a new weightlifting regimen first 😄
Review MZ2000 already this week on Friday online?
not sure if this is a troll vid or just partially xD but okay, the belt was way too much.. unless you do your living at an office? other than the belt, nice vid on how to properly assemble and lift a tv, that weighs about 30kg O_o
Unboxing is SOOO below you. You're the best.
Do not do this alone .. it is risky .. i have a back issue from 15 years because i lift a big TV by myself .. don not do it at all
15 years ago? Was it a CRT? 😮
I‘m one of those weirdos who doesn’t cut it open at the top. Same goes for the plastic covers that should stay in perfect condition for whoever gets the TV after me (or in case I have to return it lol). Still manage to unbox 65“ by myself.
Well it's an unnecessary step anyway.
Does MZ2000 supports the full 48Gbps or just 40Gbps. Looking forward your test！Thank you！❤
This guy has done this so many times he has the workflow down to a T.
This is legit, I did a while back with my new TV.
Looking at my 65 inch LCD, 91LB...
Great. Now you have to watch it backwards 😂
yeah try doing that with an A95k 65" thats stand is like 40kg lolll easier to just lift the tv onto the stand instead of trying to lift the stand
what is when its a big ass TV like 130
I'll remember this when and if my wife ever agrees to a big TV. Thanks
Brilliant this video is great, gives me confidence to go solo.
Alpha male
I'm from the age of lifting CRT TV's solo. Back then all we could use was sheer will power.
This brother is a legend in the Television electronics space. Keep up the great work as always and best wishes
Does it work with plasma TV? :D
I personally would have put on a helmet too
I think I messed up a piece of that instruction and broke my tv. No worries I’ll try again
lol paused, disliked and dont recommend, its a tv everytime i buckled it in and had it in view awing it before my gf could get in the door. dont need help thx
It may be old news, but never do this was a Plasma design TV. Must be kept vertical at all times.
backbrace for lifting a flatscreen ? WTF Bruh my father has been lifting plasma Tv's in the 90's for a living the +70 yr ol man still standing straight with no pains today Im gonna show this video so he can laugh at that dramatic scene
TVs nowadays weigh like nothing now if it was one of those tube tvs
Excellent form Vincent!
Says don't touch the screen while lifting, shows himself with fingers curled over onto the screen while lifting.
Really? well I'll remember it when I have a humongous amount of money to buy a TV that its width is equal to my height... -_-
Should probably have dropped and lifted from the centre through. As these new thin units could twist across the with of the tv and do some damage.
But now TV's can now come in 88 and 90+ inches. So maybe use the string method you use for lifting fence panels?
I once unpacked a lg cx by myself and removed the stand from the box which was the only thing keeping it vertically. Once I removed the weight and looked away the tv hit the floor. I thought it was game over but the tv was fine and still fine 3 years later. I guess oled panels are not as fragile as regular led.
That would have been scary...
You saying the "Telly" sounds so natural in that accent
My samsung instructions make a point of saying do not handle the old by the corners.
But this is the second, what I consider to be, expert that has no issue holding by corners.
So why does the tv manufacture emphasize do NOT hold tv by corners... Bottom and top... ?
Tia for any clarification. (I have to move tv again to get gives backlighting on ... And I'm afraid of the thin oled :)
my 75" tv is 100lbs lol. I almost died
Most be old, min is more like 20lbs.
@@andriandrason1318 nope it's the latest and greatest flagship Bravia form Sony. 88lbs gross weight and awkward to handle
Single lady here - just unboxed and lifted my 65" Vizio onto my TV stand. I used your tips regarding styrofoam - but If you have Vizio - don't remove the plastic - Lay flat - cut a TINY hole in the bottom to screw in the risers - use the handles on the bag to lift.
Sooooooooo, I recently got an LG C1 48inch and unfortunately, I did not know this method. Tell me if I got super lucky for once? I open the box and house mate helps me to lift tv out of box. It was a bit awkward because C1 is only about 5mm thick. Anyway, we lift from box and take about 2 steps, house mate fell over while holding tv 😱 but they kept hold of their end as they fell to the ground. I was like oh fuck the tv and they was like wtf about me on my arse. Obviously I ignored their pitiful cries and had to super man the tv and pick up by myself. Thankfully the tv was absolutely fine and my housemate only bled a little. 😁 Great picture quality.
I got my 65 inch Panasonic Oled in place by myself, but it was NOT as gracefull as this haha!!
This what gets me the most with TV. We went back around the 90s and 80s CRT TV were too huge and awkard heavy to life without any support system. TVs should no more than 40inch screen and have more 24-27 inch 16k HDR TVs. Because it same sheet of LEDS companies are cutting.
My TV came with these two plastic pieces taped onto the left and right edge so you can get a good grip. Samsung thinking ahead
I usually respect the videos you publish but I really can't watch this one! This is the video that explains why you should NOT handle a large TV alone. The best thing to do right now is to delete this video as soon as possible. What bad advice to handle a large OLED alone and even then it's only a 65, I would have liked to see you with a 77 or 83 inch ... Why don't you follow the manufacturer's recommendations? You have to remove the central part of the packaging and then put the stand on, leaving the TV upright. Do not lay the TV flat on the floor, as this could deform the screen, even with two people. No, really, what bad advice! What's worse is that you're mounting the stand when there's pressure on the left and right edges of the screen and not on the whole panel. And then you raise the screen by pulling on the top left edge of the screen, while it presses on the bottom right corner. Don't you see and realize that the screen undergoes numerous twists and deformations during this manipulation?
I'm sorry but... calling this TV heavy is laughable... Man... he should be happy not to have lived in the mid 90's with backbreaking "big screen TV's" and for unpacking big screens like this... yea, it's adviced to use 2 people pure sure the size of the item but it can be done alone easily. as long you dont put the TV on a scratchable surface you're fine most of the time.
This channel is usually great, but this video is trash! Bad advise, just don't do it! If you have a 75+ inch, two people or you'll flex the screen or you might drop it or damage it. Not worth it! Just not worth it. Yeah these tvs aren't heavy, but do you want to take a chance? A big tv is just a bit too big for one person, but for two people it is a breeze. Just get a friend or a neighbor, that is it. Really don't follow the advise on this video. It might work out fine, or you might end up regretting it.
That's not how you lift heavy "flat" objets. You are going to injure yourself for sure. Instead do this: Position yourself parallel against the tv and push your right shoulder against the tv, extend your right arm downward completely and twist inward, your right palm should be facing outside. Lower yourself with your right arm in the stainght extended and twisted position and shove your fingers under the tv and hold. Now use your left arm cross your chest to hold the top of the tv. And finally use your legs to stand up. With this position there is no need to apply force to neither of your arms and your back's postion is straight, which means almost zero chance of injury. All forces are transmited to your legs.
you are welcome
Why does he sound like Sosa.
"Don't forget to tighten your core Tony. Don't you ever forget to tighten it."
This didn't work for my 83"
How much did you pay for it? 💵
I wall mounted my modestly sized (55”) LG C1 above my fireplace by myself.. it was the most terrifying and anxiety inducing thing I’ve ever done. I would not recommend it, lol.
My dude... I appreciate the tips... but even a 77" TV only weighs, like, fifty pounds these days. If you are a fully grown adult you can lift fifty pounds without this much prep.
Thankfully I realized this after fighting to unbox my 77" C1, I could have had an enjoyable experience, thankfully I avoided that... 🙃