27 vs 32 Inch TV Comparison Tool

[00:00:00] Lots of people wonder if you're moving from a 27in TV to a 32-in TV, is it really worth it? That 5- in jump, it just doesn't sound like that much. But the actual difference, that might surprise you. So, let me show you what that looks like. Here are two TVs side by side, the 27 in and the 32 in. First glance, pretty close, right? But when we [00:00:21] overlay them, that's where the real difference shows up. That 32-in TV, it's about 40% larger in the total screen area than the 27in TV. That's a big change, especially for gaming, like desk setups or these smaller rooms where you sit really close to the screen. The extra space that gives you that wider field of view, and it makes games feel [00:00:42] much more immersive, adds to the impact of movies, too. So, if you use a TV for gaming or perhaps watching movies really close up, that difference will be noticeable. Hey, and if you're shopping for one of these sizes, I put together a free checklist that helps you avoid the most common TV buying mistakes. You'll find that right below in the [00:01:02] description. So, before you go with a 32- in, here's a few things that most people forget. It is wider and taller, right? So, double check. Make sure it'll fit your desk or shelf or wherever you have your TV at. And if it's going into a tight bedroom or a dorm, make sure you have enough room to sit comfortably and watch. Typically for a 27 inch, we're [00:01:22] looking at three to five feet away, where the 32 in probably closer to four to six. But when you sit closer, you really do get that immersive sense. If this helped you decide whether you want a 27 in or a 32-in TV, grab the checklist below and subscribe for more simple, nononsense TV buying tips. Thanks for watching.