What size TV fits your room?
Enter your sofa distance — we’ll show the TV size that fits. Based on a 30–40° viewing angle, the picture shows how big that TV looks from your seat.
Sofa to TV
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TV size
65″ at 9.2 ftCasual viewing
Easy for everyday TV, small for movies
Best 68–92″ (For a 30–40° viewing angle — bigger suits film lovers, smaller is fine for everyday TV.)
Work it out in detail · viewing angle, mount height, panels
Models in the size you picked
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- Most popular#5 best seller (Oct 30)
Samsung Mini LED M70H
UN65M70HAFXZAMini-LED
56.7×31.9 in screen
TCL QM6K QD-Mini LED
65QM6KMini-LED
56.7×31.9 in screen
Amazon best sellers #15 · Oct 30
TCL F8D Series 4K QLED Fire TV
65F8DQLED
56.7×31.9 in screen
Amazon best sellers #30 · Oct 30
Hisense S7 CanvasTV 4K QLED Google TV
65S7SGQLED
56.7×31.9 in screen
Amazon best sellers #37 · Oct 30
Prices, stock and options change — check them on Amazon. Model, size and panel were checked against each maker’s own page.
Quick answers
Common TV size questions
- What size TV for my distance? For 30–40° of view: 8 ft → 59–80″, 10 ft → 74–100″.
- What size TV for 3 m (about 10 ft)? About 73–99″ fills the recommended range.
- TV dimensions by size? A width × height chart for 43–100″ screens, and a to-scale view.
Learn more
Compare sizes side by side, and pick a panel.
Compare sizes Popular size pairs, drawn to the same scale.
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55″ vs 65″
- Area
- +40%
- Angle
- 30° → 35°
- at 7.5 ft (2.3 m)
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65″ vs 75″
- Area
- +33%
- Angle
- 29° → 33°
- at 9.2 ft (2.8 m)
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75″ vs 85″
- Area
- +28%
- Angle
- 29° → 33°
- at 10.5 ft (3.2 m)
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85″ vs 98″
- Area
- +33%
- Angle
- 29° → 33°
- at 12.1 ft (3.7 m)
Choose a panel Five questions rank OLED, Mini-LED and QLED; pick one to filter the models above.
For a 65″ TV (the size you have picked)
Room light
Mostly watching
Same image on screen for hours
Seating
Priority
Mini-LED leads OLED by 6 points. What separates them: Dark-room contrast → OLEDBright-room brightness → Mini-LED
- 1
Mini-LED
LCDBest matchLCD with many small backlight zones: the brightest type, deep blacks for an LCD, some glow around highlights. Samsung Neo QLED is this.
fit82Dark-room contrastBright-room brightnessSide viewingMotion & gamingBurn-in safetyPrice at large sizesStrong atDark-room contrastBright-room brightness - 2
OLED
Self-emissiveEach pixel makes its own light, so black is truly black. Holds its blacks under room light better than QD-OLED.
fit76Dark-room contrastBright-room brightnessSide viewingMotion & gamingBurn-in safetyPrice at large sizesStrong atDark-room contrastMotion & gamingWeaker atPrice at large sizes - 3
QD-OLED
Self-emissiveOLED blacks with the widest viewing angle and vivid colour — but blacks lift most in a lit room. Up to 77″.
fit72Dark-room contrastBright-room brightnessSide viewingMotion & gamingBurn-in safetyPrice at large sizesStrong atDark-room contrastMotion & gamingWeaker atPrice at large sizes - 4
QLED
LCDLCD with a quantum-dot colour layer. Samsung “QLED” (and LG “QNED”) are LCDs, not OLED.
fit69Dark-room contrastBright-room brightnessSide viewingMotion & gamingBurn-in safetyPrice at large sizesStrong atBright-room brightnessPrice at large sizes - 5
LED
LCDStandard LCD with an LED backlight. The most affordable per inch.
fit61Dark-room contrastBright-room brightnessSide viewingMotion & gamingBurn-in safetyPrice at large sizesStrong atPrice at large sizesBurn-in safetyWeaker atDark-room contrast
How the ranking works: each answer changes how much a trait matters, and the score is a weighted average of each technology’s general tendencies (1–5). These describe technologies, not specific models — a good LCD and a basic one can differ more than their labels suggest.
RTINGS: Mini-LED vs OLED · RTINGS: QD-OLED vs WOLED · RTINGS: OLED burn-in (2026) · RTINGS: viewing angle · RTINGS: panel types · TFTCentral: OLED ABL