How Big Is an 85 Inch TV? Dimensions and Stand Fit
An 85-inch TV is the size that forces you to plan the room around the screen, not the other way around.
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An 85-inch TV is the size that forces you to plan the room around the screen, not the other way around.
Most people measure a TV wrong on the first try, and it costs them a return trip. They read the number off the box, buy a stand, then find the screen…
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