Four, but one of those is sitting in closet and used for outdoors only, extended guest visit, take to our remote cabin during ball season, etc.

Like several of you two are modern, one a 65" plasma heat generator from 2012. We LOVE that TV, I hope it hangs on another few years.

Six. And as I thought about it, they all get used.

Living room, most used.
Master, wife loves to watch before bed.
Each kid has one, they watch regularly.
Kids play room, but mostly used for gaming screen.
Outside, covered area by pool, I love watching TV outside when the weather is nice.

I have Four...

1 in Master BR (only watch it when I am sick in bed...so, basically never used unless GF wants to watch TV when she goes to bed)

1 in Living rm (usually watch football while cooking)

1 in Rec rm (this one gets used the most & play xBox on it)

1 in garage (my man cave/shop...the TV comes in handy for YouTube videos for 'How To' stuff).

My brothers constantly harass me about putting one outside on the patio, over the fireplace. I told them that if they bought it, I would install it.

1 each:

Living Room
MBR

Two for is as well. A 2008 model Sony flat panel that just won’t die in the “tv room” and a 24” Vizio that stays in a closet until someone is sick and requires extended time in bed or on the couch in the living room.

1 that I use maybe once a week if that. I don’t miss watching tv one bit

I have 7. One in the finished basement play/ movie area, one in the living room, one on the screened porch, one in the guest room, one in the upstairs office, one in the master. And then one 32" that is not regularly hooked up but I use as a catch-all monitor, karaoke screen, or for watching a second game on a big college football weekend.

I'd say we watch 4 of them pretty regularly. The kids are in the basement a lot, the living room is most used, screened porch is great for days with good weather, and my wife watches the one in the master bedroom a good bit.

1 7 year old 55 inch upstairs and a smaller one in the basement for guests. How many do I really need?

Four people in the house, four TVs. One in the living room, and one each in the bedrooms.

I have 3 in my primary home. One in the upstairs living room, one in the basement/man cave, and one in the bedroom (both 55" in living rooms and 50" in bedroom)

In the vacation condo we have 3 as well, a 42" in the living room, a 40" in the bedroom and a 32" that we can take out on the porch if we need.

Only 3 of those were bought new though, and ALL the others were either hand me downs, used, or leftovers from when the wife and I got married and combined our households. (We both owned homes when we decided to move in together and get married, so we had lots of duplicates)

Three but only two get routine use.

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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:
Two.

Master bedroom and living room.

Same here and neither ever goes on until at least 5PM.

5 as TVs plus two that are used as computer monitors that also have TV tuners

For the last five years, not a single one.

Me: One

I have a neighbor lady that has five

In a seven room 1500 sq. Ft. House.
She has some kind of a metal "thing" going on.

Can not be in a house with out noise going on.
Her brain shuts down without aural stimulation .
It must be
A horrible way to go through life.
And
It's never music playing
Always
Some tv show.
And
If you ask her what she's "watching"?

She never knows

1 TV in the living room that we use to stream or watch movies on Blu-Ray/DVD.

We disconnected cable service in 2018 and haven't missed it one bit. Ditched Netflix in 2020 after their degenerate shenanigans and don't miss it either.

Three. One in the MBR and the upstairs family room, both are 55 inch flat screens. We also have an 86" TV in the basement family room which the kids use a lot when they have friends over or if we are watching a movie or a sporting event as a family. We prefer it to the movie theater.

One. It is all I need.

Three. One of which is exclusively mine for watching DVDs on trains and stuff. One in the kitchen and the main TV in the living room.