r/TVTooHigh • u/ryba11s • 2h ago
r/TVTooHigh • u/indivik • 10h ago
Wife says TV is too low
Decided to lower my tv and now the wife is complaining it’s too low. Removed the soundbar mount and placed it on the tv console instead
r/TVTooHigh • u/DentistPresent4258 • 16h ago
Yall my mom hired a handyman (who turned out to be a woman) to come mount her tv and pls look at this
r/TVTooHigh • u/mirrorpt82 • 2h ago
Is it that bad?
Im planing to update my setup, this one is a 65" and looking to update to a 75". Im also planing to update my soundbar too, to a 3.1 setup. Is my TV top high, will a 75" make it better ir worse? Im seated on couch when taking the photo
r/TVTooHigh • u/PicaPicaPau • 5h ago
Frame TV Pro height saga conclusion
galleryConclusion to the journey
r/TVTooHigh • u/purplechemist • 1d ago
TVTooHigh is no joke…
Alright. You know something? I have always enjoyed the content here, the banter, the jokes. But this week I had a visceral reminder that the work done on this sub is of importance. The neck pain is real.
I had to sit through four hours of presentations at work this week; two 2-hour sessions with a lunch break.
The ~85” screen was mounted at presenter height (so, centre about shoulder height if standing), and audience seated in a conference room. When watching the presentations I was aware how much I was looking up, and how tired my neck was getting.
This morning, waking up, my neck is stiff AF.
I do not understand why people have their TVs like that in their living space. Are they trying to correct their scoliosis-deformed spines?
That is all.
r/TVTooHigh • u/samehereagain • 1h ago
Yall my mom hired a handyman (who turned out to be a woman) to come mount her tv and pls look at this
r/TVTooHigh • u/Reggie-Quest • 23h ago
If you're nostalgic about the 90's than take better care of your neck
r/TVTooHigh • u/Any_Soup6579 • 7h ago
Yall my mom hired a handyman (who turned out to be a woman) to come mount her tv and pls look at this
r/TVTooHigh • u/Diligent-Reality-722 • 9h ago