1. Decide how much you can spend on a television. Your budget will narrow down your choices, as larger TVs usually cost more than smaller TVs.
2. Select a television large enough to meet the viewing needs of all the members of your family in relationship to how much TV you watch. Do you, as a family, like to gather around and watch several beloved shows? Or do you watch only certain sports events or the news? If you you spend a lot of your time together watching TV, it may be wise to spring for a larger set to enhance your experience.
3. Measure the area in which you intend to place your TV. Television screens are measured on the diagonal, so take the diagonal measurement of your space as well as its depth.
4. Consider the size and layout of your family room. If the room is spacious, a larger TV would probably complement it nicely, while a smaller room might feel cramped with a large set.
5. Comparison shop for televisions, using the Internet as well as local advertisements to select the perfect TV for your family room.
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