Every year new TVs come out, each more advanced than the last. One of these advanced models is the curved TV. This new TV model is equipped with the latest technologies. What exactly does it mean when your TV is 'curved'? The screen of this new model is slightly curved, making it feel as if you are surrounded by the images from your favorite series and movies. A completely new viewing experience! Major brands like Samsung, LG, and Sony already have this special screen in their collections.
This way you can fully enjoy your curved TV
Since the screen of a curved TV is slightly bent, it’s very important that you sit directly in front of the screen. If this isn’t the case, the images may appear distorted. This obviously doesn’t contribute to an optimal viewing experience and can even cause headaches. You naturally want to avoid this. That’s why it’s a good idea to attach your curved TV to a wall mount. The best choice is a mount that can swivel, so you can look straight at the TV from any angle. Below you’ll find some suggestions for a suitable wall mount.
- TV curved wall mount for screens up to 55 inches
- Swivel curved wall mount for screens up to 46 inches
- Wall mount for screens up to 65 inches
How do I find the best wall mount for my curved TV?
Almost all curved TVs have a VESA size. This is the distance between the holes on the back of the screen. It’s very important to know your TV’s VESA size before purchasing a mount. If the TV’s VESA size matches the mount’s size, it should fit in principle.
For a curved TV, it’s also a good idea to get a wall mount that can swivel. This way, you can enjoy an optimal viewing experience from every angle. Also, check the weight of your curved TV to make sure the mount can support it.
Are you interested in purchasing a wall mount suitable for your curved TV but not quite sure where to start? Feel free to contact us via 088 112 0500 or send an email to info@tvbeugels.nlOur staff are happy to help you choose the perfect TV mount and can advise you on the options for your curved TV.