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My tv is currently wall mounted. I'm thinking of not wall mounting my new TV. Do you have comment? -- nm
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by
amanda
Putting it on a stand would allow backlighting. -- nm
Posted by
Max
Aug 31 '20, 15:07
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Do I want backlight? -- nm
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amanda
Aug 31, 15:33
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I've heard it's better on the eyes in dark rooms, but I'm not invested either way. -- nm
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Max
Aug 31, 15:34
No. -- nm
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loosilu
Aug 31, 15:34
unless you have like a wall mount that is almost flush, you should still be able to have backlighting on a wall mount. -- nm
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tRuMaN
Aug 31, 15:10
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ok, why would you want backlighting? -- nm
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loosilu
Aug 31, 15:34
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to me, it makes looking at a tv in a dark room easier, as there is a bit of light coming from behind it. -- nm
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tRuMaN
Aug 31, 15:35
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You could just turn on a lamp. -- nm
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loosilu
Aug 31, 15:36
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