India, Sept. 9 -- For more than two years, a 55-inch Xiaomi smart TV was the centre of my living room. I had become completely used to its size. Whether I was watching movies, streaming shows, playing games or simply watching YouTube, the 55-inch screen never really felt small to me. Then I got a 65-inch Black and Decker TV for review and decided to replace my existing TV with it.

I expected the difference to be noticeable, but I wasn't expecting it to change my viewing experience as much as it did. More importantly, I realised that upgrading to a larger TV is not simply about getting a bigger picture. You also need to consider whether the TV will physically fit your existing setup and how the larger screen changes the way you use the ro...