Do you have to be at a specific angle to clearly see the picture? Could kids be lying down on floor& people be watching from chairs without problem?
787441
I have mine high on the wall with a slight tilt down and no problem from any angle where my old small one couldn't be seen from directly below it.
787442
The viewing angle is really wide (both vertically & horizontally) on mine. I see no problem with your request.
787443
I use it in my bedroom, I really haven't noticed any problems watching it from angles, I think the TV has a good picture for the money
787444
Sure, what ever makes you comfortable, no problem lying or sitting it is a great television.
787445
I have the unit about 18 inches off the floor and it is clearly viewable from the couch and floor. About a 90 degree horizontal (Side to side)viewing area before the picture is distorted. Biggest issue is the sound which isn't great from the built in speakers. Not terrible, just not very crisp.
787446
I would say that horizontally speaking, of the possible 180 degrees of viewing angle, there is over 100 degrees that can be viewed clearly, and considering I have it mounted above my computer desk and I'm seated close to it and observing it from an angle equivalent to being on the floor, and I don't even need to turn or pivot it to easily see it from my bed across the room, I'd say for the money and value, it's a great television for multiple angle viewing. The screen is not shiny like many lower priced units, however it will reflect lights, but I have mine positioned where that isn't an issue. I would say that horizontally speaking, of the possible 180 degrees of viewing angle, there is over 100 degrees that can be viewed clearly, and considering I have it mounted above my computer desk and I'm seated close to it and observing it from an angle equivalent to being on the floor, and I don't even need to turn or pivot it to easily see it from my bed across the room, I'd say for the money and value, it's a great television for multiple angle viewing. The screen is not shiny like many lower priced units, however it will reflect lights, but I have mine positioned where that isn't an... » Read More I would say that horizontally speaking, of the possible 180 degrees of viewing angle, there is over 100 degrees that can be viewed clearly, and considering I have it mounted above my computer desk and I'm seated close to it and observing it from an angle equivalent to being on the floor, and I don't even need to turn or pivot it to easily see it from my bed across the room, I'd say for the money and value, it's a great television for multiple angle viewing. The screen is not shiny like many lower priced units, however it will reflect lights, but I have mine positioned where that isn't an issue. « Show Less
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It depends on how the light comes into the room. Mine is wall mounted, eye level in the middle of the screen when standing. Reflections are less when standing, so I would assume that if it was eye level when sitting, it would be the same as standing. However, we have a tilting wall mount, and tipping the tv DOWN makes a world of difference in both reflections (better) and picture quality (better). I would say it is a toss up either way. I am watching my set right now, 2 PM....2 north facing windows with the blinds open, and overhead light on.......once you start to focus on the PICTURE, and not the reflection, I can look through it and doesn't seem to bother me, until the screen goes dark and I am looking at myself....LoL.
1202226
You could do that, but I think the main issue might be folding the screen back far enough for them to see it well. (Unless you're incredibly good at Limbo and can bend far enough backward? xD)
2224205
It could, the item will tilt close to 180 degrees so if you were looking at something you could tilt it all the way so someone across from you could see it so flat is achievable.
1856365
Viewing angle is very good when it's hung on a wall. Mine is about fifteen feet away and It looks good from every seat. Outstanding picture.
1221539
If you are going to mount it 10 to 12 feet up and want to watch it from a chair or couch you will be fine. In fact I think it will work just fine unless you need some kind of extreme angle.
354955
I would guess more like 140 - 150 degree viewing angle. Really have never measured it as it hasn't been an issue. --- Camera has worked and performed as advertised and we are pleased with it. Concerns over the dinky wires turned out apparently not to be justified. It really has been trouble free.
2274338
Not really. The chair lays back quite a bit. When I read from my iPad I have to use a pillow to prop it us so I can see it better.
1459278
Absolutely you can view it while standing. The legs are adjustable for different heights.
647304
It depends where they will be pointed, if away from eyes then it will be fine. I have it in kitchen which it is fine because I always look down at cabinets and up but never straight at light. Keep in mind that the other side will be hanging about foot down, it doesn't touch the ceiling as it appears in the picture, I can easily reach the bulps.
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The picture from an angle is more than acceptable. My TV is setup on the short wall of a rectangular room, so it's not really an issue for me, but having just stood and watched for a while on the side of the tv, it's not that bad. The picture/colors don't degrade much until you reach an almost unwatchable angle, so it's almost a non-issue. Aside from the issues I've had with the networking rendering the TV useless, I wouldn't hesitate to purchase this tv again.
1587591
Each monitor can be tilted up, down and to the side but it seems to be designed that way for the individual user's viewing preferences, not for showing someone who is sitting directly across from you to be able to see. I suggest you place a mirror behind you to reflect your work so someone in front of you can see what you are doing or need to show.
646346
Hey there, If you stand 2 feet from the tv with your chin at the same level as the top bezel, then that isn't a good viewing angle. Otherwise, the viewing angle on this TV is excellent.
2129576
It seems normal. You kind of spread your knees a bit for peddling, but other than that, seems normal, and your kids head is slightly below yours, so no line of sight issues. I like this a lot more than having to strap them on the back or having them in a trailer. You can talk with them, while they point out things they see along the way.
23015
It would not be at eye level. You would be looking down based on a standard height desk. You would need a platform to raise it.
800194
I'm really not sure how to answer this question...I recently went to a birthday party of an older friend who has a very large family. I took a photo of the family (approx. 30) and was able to get a full view with no obstruction and clarity just by standing a couple feet from them.
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They will not be able to see if clearly at all. It would appear very dark and vague to anyone seated next to you.