Max tv size for hdb

beano

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I got about 4-5m distance, only got 75", maybe next round get 85"
 

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I believe the future will be the modular micro LED TV for those that want very large display~ it's modular which means it eliminates transportation constraint and bcos it's modular it's cheaper to replace just a module~ it's very bright which laser projector can't match~ it's expandable since it's modular~ right now it's still pretty ex but give the market another 5 years the price will come down~ :s22:

 

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Think 75" is already big for 4rm or 5rm.

If those 80" or bigger TVs breaks down. Owners gonna cry esp after warranty.
Buy new TVs, dispose also may need to pay for such big stuffs.

So far my 9mth old Hisense working well, only wanna change better model.

My friend's XM 65" buy same time as me, not so.
 

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You want to walk into the TV ah
I enjoyed watching movies and football at home. Not a single friend who came to my home watch football ever complained my big TV size irritated them . Everyone looks forward to my home football viewing
 

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What is the max tv size that can fit into lift?
With box I believe is 86”. Mine just managed to fit the lift with the box.

** mine is old hdb flat with those lift that is upgraded to stop at every floor.
 

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I believe the future will be the modular micro LED TV for those that want very large display~ it's modular which means it eliminates transportation constraint and bcos it's modular it's cheaper to replace just a module~ it's very bright which laser projector can't match~ it's expandable since it's modular~ right now it's still pretty ex but give the market another 5 years the price will come down~ :s22:

can buy a car with that money
 

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Think 75" is already big for 4rm or 5rm.

If those 80" or bigger TVs breaks down. Owners gonna cry esp after warranty.
Buy new TVs, dispose also may need to pay for such big stuffs.

So far my 9mth old Hisense working well, only wanna change better model.

My friend's XM 65" buy same time as me, not so.
So means if similar price, should get hisense and not xm?
 

Sen Sen

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Moi rarely to no watch tv so no such problem need to buy oversized tv
 

Cyborg

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What is the max tv size that can fit into lift?
I am not referring to the fitting size of the lift.

I don't have info about large TV measurements, but did below info may be useful for you.

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I believe the future will be the modular micro LED TV for those that want very large display~ it's modular which means it eliminates transportation constraint and bcos it's modular it's cheaper to replace just a module~ it's very bright which laser projector can't match~ it's expandable since it's modular~ right now it's still pretty ex but give the market another 5 years the price will come down~ :s22:

I seen the price tags on the larger micros. Phew.
 
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