How far away should you sit from a 42-inch TV?

Answer 1

The same distance as you should for any TV. If your eyes hurt, move away. If everythong looks a bit small, move closer. In cases of blurred picture, please refer to your manufacturers handbook or a good optician.

Answer 2

Since you didn't specify what type of TV, a safe average is at least 6 feet away. This rule was mainly used for the older picture tube type TV's before the days of X-ray protection, to prevent you from becoming irradiated. Still, 6' is a good rule, and if sitting closer gives you headaches.

With today's larger screen TV's, sitting farther away will make viewing the entire screen much easier.

With Computer Monitors, a variant of TV, you should keep an arm's length away, in order to avoid harmful radiation.

Answer 3

I recommend 8 ft. for 40" HDTV (or larger). If you sit too close, the picture quality is worse because you'll be able to notice the pixels that make up the picture, and your eyes will tend to move more as you try to follow the subject that you are focusing on. Definitely no closer than 8 ft. if you suffer from migraine headaches.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

It depends on if the TV is a plasma or not.

Answer 6

Depend upon the veiwer, his convience to watch these things

Answer 7

about 6 feet depending on how bright it is

Answer 8

7 to 15 feet

Answer 9

8 to 10 feet