32" or 37" LCD?

[sweetjaze]

We're buying a new TV for the bedroom. We have a 42" in the livingroom and I'm trying to decide if I'm going to get a 32 or a 37. Difference is $50. Opinions?

[cljohnr]

Assuming equal specs, unless the $50 was an issue, I'd buy the bigger set.

[gamecockcountry]

I have a 32" in my bedroom. I wish I had gone with a larger TV. This is assuming the quality is the same for both.

 

I have my tv across from the bed and it is far enough that it just seems very small.

[i8thegreenbean]

37", bigger is always better in the bedroom.

Edited February 21, 2012 by i8thegreenbean

[Nemeweh]

I would choose the one that has the most HDMI outs.

[cljohnr]

I would choose the one that has the most HDMI outs.

Outs?

[Nemeweh]

I would choose the one that has the most HDMI outs.

Outs?

 

 

Plugs, outlets, you know those thingys you plug your xbox/PS3/blu-ray player/cable box into without needing a switch.

[sweetjaze]

I would choose the one that has the most HDMI outs.

Outs?

 

 

Plugs, outlets, you know those thingys you plug your xbox/PS3/blu-ray player/cable box into without needing a switch.

 

Not worried about that too much, only plan on hooking up the cable box. Thinking of how to justify the $50 to DH

[visorboy1974]

Get the extra 5" for $50.

[Echo_X]

the fact that it is essentially a much larger tv at barely nonexistent price difference makes me think the larger screen will be of lower quality or durability. But as long as it is not your primary viewing experience, I suppose it doesn't make a difference...

 

Just confider your placement and the fact that viewing angle may be a problem.