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TVs and Home Entertainment

TVs, projectors, sound systems, wall mounts, AV cables and replacement lamps and remotes for the living room and home cinema. 20,164 products from $0.50 to $32,031.99. PowerWarehouse, Advanced Lamps, Jaspertronics and more.

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How the aisle is organized, and the first decisions

The department runs from the screen to the sound to the parts between them. TVs, projectors and video gear covers the picture, and home stereo and theater audio covers soundbars, receivers and speakers. Mounts, AV cables, lamps and add-ons sit in their own sub-categories. Start by choosing where the screen goes, then its size, then the sound system that suits the room.

Screen size should suit the viewing distance: bigger is better in a large room, but a close seat on a very large panel shows every flaw. Resolution is mostly 4K, 3840 by 2160, with 8K at 7680 by 4320 and little content for it. Refresh rate matters for sports and games: 60 Hz is standard, 120 Hz or more is smoother. Count the HDMI inputs for your console, player and soundbar.

Lamps, remotes and mounts must match the model

Projector lamps, remotes and mounts are the other half of this aisle. Lamps are model-specific: match the exact projector model and lamp part number, not just the brand. Remotes are tied to part numbers, such as those printed on the old unit. Wall mounts list a VESA hole pattern and a maximum weight, and both must cover your TV, while the arm must clear any soundbar or HDMI plug.

Questions about TVs and Home Entertainment

What screen size is right for my room?
Think about seat distance. For a 4K TV you can sit fairly close, roughly one to two times the screen's diagonal. In a small room a very large screen can feel overwhelming, while in a big room a small one loses impact.
What does a 120 Hz refresh rate add?
It helps with fast sports and with games on consoles that output 120 frames per second. For films and general viewing, 60 Hz is fine. For 4K at 120 Hz you also need HDMI 2.1 ports and a compatible source.
Will any projector lamp fit my projector?
No. Lamps are specific to the projector model, with a particular part number and housing. Find the lamp number in your manual or on the old lamp, and check it against the listing before buying.