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Any experts on outdoor tvs?

Posted by RSMBob User icon on November 10, 2026, 14:55:40

Outdoor kitchen and patio cover are Nearing completion.
Anyone familiar with the Sylvox brand of outdoor TVs?
Certainly not cheap.

Since we have multiple outdoor seating areas including the pool we will probably get a outdoor cabinet with a motorized lift to be able to roll the TV from place to place. It's going to be our Christmas present.

I got a projector from Best Buy for like $100 a few years ago. Surprisingly decent, but it’s a PITA

Posted by Waka User icon on November 10, 2026, 16:50:51, in reply to "Any experts on outdoor tvs?"

to set up the screen and projector in our backyard. We only do it once or twice a year though.

I’ve got a covered patio that I’m putting a tv on and instead of

Posted by TarheelIllini User icon on November 10, 2026, 16:45:53, in reply to "Any experts on outdoor tvs?"

An outside tv for BIG money, I’m purchasing a Black Friday tv from Walmart and rolling the dice.

Less than $300 Is going to get me a 55-65 inch

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The price is so insane that I could never justify it.

Posted by OB25 User icon on November 10, 2026, 16:33:31, in reply to "Any experts on outdoor tvs?"

As long as it’s at an angle that won’t be completely ruined by sun glare, I’d just get a cheap(ish) indoor TV that you can easily move in and out as needed.

I usually just bring mine inside when I’m not using it, but I also had done the math that I could have my regular TV damaged or stolen from backyard 5 or 6 times before the replacement cost would add up to 1 outdoor TV.

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Posted by Herman Blume User icon on November 10, 2026, 16:03:22, in reply to "Any experts on outdoor tvs?"

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Our outdoor is just a nice indoor on a tripod stand.

Posted by BradUnderwoodforprez User icon on November 10, 2026, 15:21:31, in reply to "Any experts on outdoor tvs?"

Most of the time it is in a screened in three season room.

Light enough you can move the whole setup quite easily to wherever you would like it.

Done it that way for several years. Could not justify the cost difference.

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I just put a regular tv on a rolling stand and got a waterproof cover. Took it inside for the winter

Posted by harb User icon on November 10, 2026, 15:08:57, in reply to "Any experts on outdoor tvs?"

Never had any issues. Cheap and replaceable.

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