Just one, in the living room. There were two before my daughter took hers when she moved to GA last year, but we have no need of any more than what we have now.

3, Brand new installed today LG G2 77" in living room, 55" went up to the master bedroom and the 43" just sitting in computer room till I hang it up in guest bedroom.

two 55", master bed room/living room.

One functional. A 40" in my Den (where I also sleep, in my lounge chair). There's an old one in an upstairs room that hasn't been turned on in 20 years.

flashguy

Thanks for the replies. He has his whole house wired up with Alexa,
"Alexa, turn off the Christmas lights" Do this ,do that. No way for me.

4. living room, hobby desk table, treadmill, bedroom.

I cut cable and satellite. I don’t watch much tv. Recently got a Amazon Firestick thing, trying to figure that out.
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I too do master bedroom and living room. Dont watch the bedroom TV much.

2, unless you count all the "surfaces" I watch TV on as TVs, then you need to add the desktop with 2 monitors, laptop sometimes, phone, and my roommate and his phone and tablet and laptop. So total devices used to watch tv and tv adjacent "stuff" would be 8. And I think my roommate has one in his bedroom that just doesn't get used, so that'd make 9.

One. Here in the living room.

Four…..living room 60 in., a small one in the kitchen/dining room, 42 inch in the man cave, and a 42 inch on the covered patio out back(that one gets put away for the winter)

Two. One in my room, one in the living room. Both are hooked up to Playstations and are used exclusively for streaming and gaming.

Four.

75" in downstairs family room, 75" in the upstairs family room; 65" in the master bedroom; 42" in the guest bedroom.

Zero.

Zero

Three, the kids have one each in their rooms and I have one in the living room.

Five. Living room, all three bedrooms, kitchen/dining room.

Only two, living room and master bedroom get watched much at all.

5:
Home Gym
Shop (hooked to a computer that runs my camera system, holds my Plex server, lets me listen to music and watch YouTube when working on guns and cars if I need some assistance).
Basement
Den
Master Bedroom

Zero. Had an old Sony flat screen that fit perfectly in our fireplace opening and only used it to stream a burning fire during the winter but gave it away to charity several years ago. Haven’t watched broadcast tv since 2007. We now have a dedicated home theater room with a projector and 9’ screen for Netflix and Prime streaming.

Nine.

Almost every room has one, but most are rarely used.

3 Bedroom house, 4 TVs. 1 in the family room (used the most), 1 in each of the bedrooms. Couldn't tell you the last time we turned on the one in the master bedroom. Its rarely used.