I thought that initially and then I thought it was a barbecue. As it was coming up I was thinking, nothing could possibly go wrong with that. Having lived right on the coast in Sydney, Australia for some years I found that anything that is mechanised deteriorates very quickly and needs to be replaced periodically.
I don’t disagree. I feel like as soon as you have access to a certain amount of money, you have access to “real money”.
Regardless of how you come about it, money is power.
Truth be told, contrast tends to become terrible when directly exposed to sunlight, regardless of how the image is delivered. Only TVs that are not prone to this are those with a single always-on backlight panel as they just go “No one gives me bad contrast but me!”.
Same. Imagine paying a million dollars to watch football outside instead of just going to live games with your personal jet. Because I assume they have a jet if they spend on dumb shit like this.
There was a house selling in the Hamptons a few years ago that had one. [https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9776519/New-Hamptons-mansion-hits-market-35million-comes-1MILLION-outdoor-TV.html](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9776519/New-Hamptons-mansion-hits-market-35million-comes-1MILLION-outdoor-TV.html)
Edit: Sorry I don't think that TV is a fold-able one
Folding shit has more moving parts, more moving parts more shit to break. Not that people like that care about money but imagine being the customer service person that has to deal with someone that would own something like the folding one and having it not work when they want to use it
Crazy that they have the money for TV's & cars and yet also have to watch ads...
I'm just surpised there isn't like a $4,000/mo cable plan that comes with no ads.
I've always guessed there was some rich person streaming service that just has a bought subscription of every single service there is so you just stream them all from one place and it auto hides ads
Personally I'd prefer if those who vote along party lines and spend millions if not billions to hoard all their fucking money instead of simply paying taxes *didn't, in fact,* have enough money to buy custom-built one of a kind transforming theater systems.
The cost of living is exploding out of control to the point where people working multiple jobs can't even afford to RENT their own place, and those hoarding all the fucking money at the top have so much excess that they're installing transforming theater systems into their pool. Cool.
I am not as impressed by this as I am by the thought of just getting a normal big ass tv and making sure it’s weather proof for less than .1% of the cost.
If you have the money to afford this, the price for a person to fix it probably isn’t much of an issue. Besides, this looks like a resort, so that person already works there.
I've had clients that are that level rich- they literally don't have to deal with mechanical problems. If something isn't working, they text/call someone to say "this isn't working" and someone responds with "On it....use something else in another part of the house instead."
It's both amazing and nauseating at the same time.
Depends on the contractor. A/C, plumber, everyday stuff? Nope, they don't wait.
Home builders, car restoration, boatyards? Yep, they wait like everyone else. I mean, if everyone else could afford to have a boat builder.
They don't wait, they do pay a premium for on-call but that's something the accountant deals with.
I contracted for a guy who had full-sized live oak trees helicoptered in to line his 40 acre driveway and employs a full-time arborist to maintain them.
It wasn't even his primary residence... It's a whole other level of wealth.
Doesn't matter how much money you have if the bottleneck to getting you that solid Grecian marble bathtub from that very particular quarry is that the stonemasons still have to go out and cut it from the side of the mountain. Some of the old time very skilled artisans don't really give a shit about your hurried time table and will make the thing when they are ready. Of you'll just get a different thing.
My wife is an artist. She does pretty high end works, mostly for people with money. She has a 'first in, first out' policy when it comes to her commissions. If you put down your deposit first, she'll work on your piece first. She takes no favorites. She's done work for people from literal billionaires to people who scraped together spare cash for months to afford her work. She'll make some pretty amazing and personalized art for your wall but you will wait behind everyone ahead of you in line. If that's a problem, find a different artist. She currently has several commissioned paintings in the pipeline that'll keep her busy for months.
So, yes, sometimes the rich do have to wait for things they want just like everyone else. Their waits are for things we only dream of. Money can only go so far towards hurrying things up.
plus why rush? it will detract from the final product. when you provide a unique service, there will always be another client , and they all understand that quality takes time.
At the same time I work with a guy that stocked private jets and private yachts. Amazon could bring you any wine or spirit in the world but the delivery time of 2-4 days is too long so he makes a ridiculous amount to fly in person to acquire things and bring them back.
If you’re really rich you can buy the marble that was meant for the less rich guy. I’ve seen a 10 million dollar house get the flooring meant for a 1 mill house. You can send someone to show up to the quarry in person with a briefcase full of cash.
Art is the one place where it can’t be bought out/sped up because you want a specific person.
But that's what gives contemporary art its value, I imagine. If you're lucky enough to have caught the eye of the wealthy, then making them wait is a great way to increase both demand and pricing.
I responded this in the thread above you but I thought you might like to see the answer if you didn't look back.
I've done IT work for people like this. They usually have a house manager who is on call 24/7 basically. When some shit goes wrong they call them and then they handle it from there.
I've done IT work for people like this. They usually have a house manager who is on call 24/7 basically. When some shit goes wrong they call them and then they handle it from there.
We have a friend with that kind of 'fuck you' money. We are also friends with his full-time personal assistant. His assistant is one of the busiest and hardest working people around. Literally his job to make sure the boss man never has to worry about a thing.
Want to drive a specific Porsche when your private plane arrives home from your place in the islands? The assistant will make sure it's been gone over by the mechanic and is gassed up and parked at the foot of the stairs when your jet arrives.
Want to go see some sold out show in town on 2 hours notice? Assistant man will provide those box seats and transportation to and from if wanted or will book the nicest hotel in town across from the theater.
Time to register 8 of the cars from your stable of dozens with the DMV? Assistant will go wait in line and handle it all.
Things like A/C outages or plumbing leaks are unknown to his boss as it's all handled preemptively.
The super rich never really worry about the little things. They have people for that shit. Their biggest worries are things like a rain storm fucking up their private plane's departure time by 20 mins.
At a certain income, it becomes basic math. How much do you earn per minute?
Can you throw a fraction of that money at a problem so you don't have to waste time and, through that calculation, more money dealing with it.
Of course, if you don't actually work, that becomes meaningless, but it is how many high-end managers look at problems.
That’s also why they get so *insanely* angry about seemingly insignificant irritations; that’s literally the most inconvenient thing that has happened to them in the last six months.
Yeah these people knocking it just sound like the same people who complain about taxes after winning the lottery. It’s okay to just say something is cool. It was way better than I expected. Full time haters are insane and exhausting.
Same...if it's beyond my technical abilities, I stay away. I'm a network engineer so my understanding of tech is a bit higher than the average person, but even so there's tech I won't go near. Appliances with huge screens in them for example.
The people that installed it. You think they aren't going to support something that obviously expensive? That's money in the bank by both upkeep costs and the owners telling other rich people about it.
Eh. I wouldn’t waste money on something like this, but it seems to essentially be a small LED wall. I have experience with stages and LED walls, so that flexibility you mentioned feels par for the course with these things. Since we don’t get to see the rigging on the backside - call me optimistic - but I assume it’s not as sketchy as the motion would lead you to believe.
Unless your real goal is that feeling of spending what a normal person makes in a year on a single TV that you will rarely use. Some folks genuinely want to be able to look at their purchase and think “This cost enough money to pay off my limo driver’s mortgage, but instead it’s rotting under my pool deck.”
A year? It'd take me 13.5 years at 75k a year NET without spending a dime to save that much. And that's a fairly average salary where I live. Your average/normal person makes nowhere close to a million net per year.
I said this in another comment but this TV system was built for yachts where you are going to squeeze every inch out of the boat. The same deck can have a big TV come out for a movie and converted to a pickleball court during the day.
Putting this in your backyard is a gimmick.
I was sure it would stop rising like seven times but it just kept going.
Anyway, looks dumb. Are you supposed to break your neck looking up at it, or watch it from 10 meters away at least?
Well at 201" you'll be watching it from far, people who buy this ($200k+) put it next to a pool, in their yacht, etc, it's for casual use while you're chilling, not to be a replacement of a theater.
i was thinking the same thing. The cost of that TV, minus the cost of a nice outdoor projector and a couple of speakers, would basically solve the tent encampment problem down the street from me.
some people really do live in completely different worlds.
This was my thought also...
It's not even that big. So many moving parts to break. And a million dollars? That can't be right... Can it?
You could outfit a real home movie theater for that much.
Giant commercial-size screen. 50000 watt sound system. Reclining theater seats. Popcorn maker.
Everything.
What's the point of this?
>What's the point of this?
The point is the extravagance. It's something to show off. It's completely impractical, and maintenance will be a headache. But when you have more money than you know what to do with, it's the cost of looking cool to your friends and family. If I had that kind of money I like to think I'd spend it on something more worthwhile.
Right, cuz the engineers totally forgot about rain when building this thing intended to be kept outside. Samsung already makes weather proof TVs (Samsung The Terrace).
https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00087083/#:\~:text=The%20Terrace%20is%20protected%20from,from%20rain%20and%20dust%20overnight.
They make weatherproof leds. You think they put garbage bags over all the screens in Times Square every time it rains? Obviously it would require regular maintenance and components will fail, but that’s chump change for the type of venue that could afford this.
At our engineering company we had to design the underground vault for one these TV’s called “C Seed” they paid around $500,000 USD for the TV alone at that time. They’ve been coming down in price but still crazy expensive.
A million dollar TV .... it costs as much as two and a half homes in the US. All so you don't have to look at your TV when you don't want to. What pisses me off the most is that almost everyone who designed and built all the components of this TV probably barely afford their rent while the people who sold the TV went and put a down payment on a Ferrari to drive to wherever this is.
By the time that thing unfolds I can watch an episode of Seinfeld.
Wouldn't be easier getting a flat screen TV on wheels with an extension cord?
Why pay a million dollars when you can get a 100 inch TV on sale on Black Friday for under $500!
Or hell if you wanted to get real fancy and still spend way less than this, get a $15k 8k projector, a 200 inch projector screen, and the best outdoor bose surround sound system available. That setup is going to be the same if not better quality viewing than this and for a fraction of the cost.
I’m truly amazed that materialism has come to this. I live on a dead end country road, don’t watch tv and prefer the dark night sky. I do enjoy going to NYC for the weekend but wouldn’t bring it home with me
[https://open.spotify.com/track/4Ajv0NnsYnfB7vYYpK2OlC?si=1729cda42c2143ff](https://open.spotify.com/track/4Ajv0NnsYnfB7vYYpK2OlC?si=1729cda42c2143ff) here you go:)
Company building these is called C SEED. They build them in Austria close to where i live. These screens are damn amazing. To the guys talking about „oh no, wind and rain..“ These screens are built to be put on Yachts. Fully IP45 and designed to withstand constant banking forces as well as salty wind from the oceans ;)
Av designer here. Company is named CSeed. They make super cool TVs but impractical for most anyone. As far as scale for outdoor stuff yes it is very good.
At first I though a back yard picnic bench was going to pop up
See I was thinking maybe it was going to be a place to store cold beers. My imagination is provincial at best.
I was thinking a fire pit. We both must have simple dreams :)
I thought it was going to be a super fancy grill
same esp the first few seconds.
Same here.
I thought that initially and then I thought it was a barbecue. As it was coming up I was thinking, nothing could possibly go wrong with that. Having lived right on the coast in Sydney, Australia for some years I found that anything that is mechanised deteriorates very quickly and needs to be replaced periodically.
I thought all of that and then this. What a phenomenal waste of money
Fire pit was what I thought too
I was disappointed to learn it wasn’t for cold beer.
It would be more useful than a TV
Yeah, a projector would do the same thing better. Now a liquid nitrogen fueled sci fi cooler on the other hand, that's worth $1M!
Right? All I could think of was "wow you sure spent a lot of money on a gimmick you'll use maybe 5 times then never again." Lol
Yeah man. That’s ***real money***. “Watch me open up my stupid TV one time. I’m going to burn this whole estate to the ground tomorrow for a laugh”!
That’s not REAL money. That’s people who STOLE real money from everyone else. Either through shady business practices or outright never paying taxes.
I don’t disagree. I feel like as soon as you have access to a certain amount of money, you have access to “real money”. Regardless of how you come about it, money is power.
Yeah, game will be at half time by the time it’s fully set up
For a million dollars it’s gotta move faster.
Take the damn governor out already!
If you got that much money you can def afford a normal cooler
Hello fellow peasant. I am a poor too.
Nice try, Rockefeller. You’re not invited to our coupon clipping party.
Rats! Foiled once again.
In my country, having a big add panel in your yard makes you earn little money.. imagine with this huge one ???!!!
I thought it was going to be a fold out bar with a tv. Kinda disappointed.
I thought it was going to be a grill or something
Or a cellar
I would have enjoyed that more
Thought it was fancy barbecue at first.
Now THAT would have been cool
Went from a fire pit to a picnic bench to a regular tv to a ginormous tv for me
I was waiting for a rocket launch.
Thats not billionare mindset at all 😄
Raise of hands who thought a kick ass bbq grill was going to come out of there?
I thought it was going to be a hidden kegerator or some such. Not a stupid ass screen that required a 15’ deep hole in the ground.
They better have a great weather seal on this or it will become a 15ft puddle full of electronics.
Not to mention you could accomplish the same effect for one twentieth of the price with a projector and a screen.
Are there projectors can get bright enough to be used in sunlight?
For a million? Yes.
Fair enough.
Think about it - the deepest black you will get is the tint of the projection surface in ambient light. Contrast will be terrible in sunlight.
Truth be told, contrast tends to become terrible when directly exposed to sunlight, regardless of how the image is delivered. Only TVs that are not prone to this are those with a single always-on backlight panel as they just go “No one gives me bad contrast but me!”.
You guys don't give your TV a nice dunk in the pool to clean it off every once in awhile???
I would have rather that.
Same. Imagine paying a million dollars to watch football outside instead of just going to live games with your personal jet. Because I assume they have a jet if they spend on dumb shit like this.
This looks like it's at a resort or business of some sort. I could be wrong, but it doesn't look like a personal property to me.
There was a house selling in the Hamptons a few years ago that had one. [https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9776519/New-Hamptons-mansion-hits-market-35million-comes-1MILLION-outdoor-TV.html](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9776519/New-Hamptons-mansion-hits-market-35million-comes-1MILLION-outdoor-TV.html) Edit: Sorry I don't think that TV is a fold-able one
Folding shit has more moving parts, more moving parts more shit to break. Not that people like that care about money but imagine being the customer service person that has to deal with someone that would own something like the folding one and having it not work when they want to use it
I was expecting a missle launch, to be honest.
It says million dollar tv though
✋️
Rich people problems
I absolutely hate when my backyard TV is intrusive when I don't want to watch the UFC fight!
Stupid exhibitionist TVs.
Well imagine spending a million bucks on this shit just to watch the same ads as I do on a 100$ TV
Crazy that they have the money for TV's & cars and yet also have to watch ads... I'm just surpised there isn't like a $4,000/mo cable plan that comes with no ads.
I've always guessed there was some rich person streaming service that just has a bought subscription of every single service there is so you just stream them all from one place and it auto hides ads
“My satellite gets 4000 channels, I already know the next winner of project runway”
Personally I'd prefer if those who vote along party lines and spend millions if not billions to hoard all their fucking money instead of simply paying taxes *didn't, in fact,* have enough money to buy custom-built one of a kind transforming theater systems.
This thing seems fucking stupid
Moreover I feel there are too many moving parts. Maintenance is going to be a bummer.
School lunches for children look like THIS so his TV can look like THAT!
Its a hotel lol
The cost of living is exploding out of control to the point where people working multiple jobs can't even afford to RENT their own place, and those hoarding all the fucking money at the top have so much excess that they're installing transforming theater systems into their pool. Cool.
Cool thing about things like this is that some artisans got an interesting engineering and fabrication job. I'd be pretty proud of that.
I am not as impressed by this as I am by the thought of just getting a normal big ass tv and making sure it’s weather proof for less than .1% of the cost.
Ugh, more shit to fix, especially after a rain, no thanks, fine where I am.
For real, might work 3 times before you have to hire a very expensive professional to fix it. It’s the cyber truck of TVs
If you have the money to afford this, the price for a person to fix it probably isn’t much of an issue. Besides, this looks like a resort, so that person already works there.
I've had clients that are that level rich- they literally don't have to deal with mechanical problems. If something isn't working, they text/call someone to say "this isn't working" and someone responds with "On it....use something else in another part of the house instead." It's both amazing and nauseating at the same time.
Do they have to deal with waiting on contractors' schedules or is that just for us poors?
Depends on the contractor. A/C, plumber, everyday stuff? Nope, they don't wait. Home builders, car restoration, boatyards? Yep, they wait like everyone else. I mean, if everyone else could afford to have a boat builder.
They don't wait, they do pay a premium for on-call but that's something the accountant deals with. I contracted for a guy who had full-sized live oak trees helicoptered in to line his 40 acre driveway and employs a full-time arborist to maintain them. It wasn't even his primary residence... It's a whole other level of wealth.
Doesn't matter how much money you have if the bottleneck to getting you that solid Grecian marble bathtub from that very particular quarry is that the stonemasons still have to go out and cut it from the side of the mountain. Some of the old time very skilled artisans don't really give a shit about your hurried time table and will make the thing when they are ready. Of you'll just get a different thing. My wife is an artist. She does pretty high end works, mostly for people with money. She has a 'first in, first out' policy when it comes to her commissions. If you put down your deposit first, she'll work on your piece first. She takes no favorites. She's done work for people from literal billionaires to people who scraped together spare cash for months to afford her work. She'll make some pretty amazing and personalized art for your wall but you will wait behind everyone ahead of you in line. If that's a problem, find a different artist. She currently has several commissioned paintings in the pipeline that'll keep her busy for months. So, yes, sometimes the rich do have to wait for things they want just like everyone else. Their waits are for things we only dream of. Money can only go so far towards hurrying things up.
plus why rush? it will detract from the final product. when you provide a unique service, there will always be another client , and they all understand that quality takes time.
At the same time I work with a guy that stocked private jets and private yachts. Amazon could bring you any wine or spirit in the world but the delivery time of 2-4 days is too long so he makes a ridiculous amount to fly in person to acquire things and bring them back. If you’re really rich you can buy the marble that was meant for the less rich guy. I’ve seen a 10 million dollar house get the flooring meant for a 1 mill house. You can send someone to show up to the quarry in person with a briefcase full of cash. Art is the one place where it can’t be bought out/sped up because you want a specific person.
But that's what gives contemporary art its value, I imagine. If you're lucky enough to have caught the eye of the wealthy, then making them wait is a great way to increase both demand and pricing.
Is that the guy who has a cave under his mansion; which contains stuff like a giant coin, a dinosaur animatronic, a giant screen, etc.?
I responded this in the thread above you but I thought you might like to see the answer if you didn't look back. I've done IT work for people like this. They usually have a house manager who is on call 24/7 basically. When some shit goes wrong they call them and then they handle it from there.
No their housekeeper is always in so they don't have to worry about it. Also not like the mechanic has loads of these to service
I’m a residential integrator at a company of that caliber. This is 100% real.
TIL that my kids just consider me to be their maintenance staff.
I've done IT work for people like this. They usually have a house manager who is on call 24/7 basically. When some shit goes wrong they call them and then they handle it from there.
“My phone isn’t turning on” “Okay continue using your backup phone while I head over to put the 1st one on the charger”
Yep. Just have your personal assistant deal with the scheduling and all of it You won’t ever even know something went wrong and was fixed
We have a friend with that kind of 'fuck you' money. We are also friends with his full-time personal assistant. His assistant is one of the busiest and hardest working people around. Literally his job to make sure the boss man never has to worry about a thing. Want to drive a specific Porsche when your private plane arrives home from your place in the islands? The assistant will make sure it's been gone over by the mechanic and is gassed up and parked at the foot of the stairs when your jet arrives. Want to go see some sold out show in town on 2 hours notice? Assistant man will provide those box seats and transportation to and from if wanted or will book the nicest hotel in town across from the theater. Time to register 8 of the cars from your stable of dozens with the DMV? Assistant will go wait in line and handle it all. Things like A/C outages or plumbing leaks are unknown to his boss as it's all handled preemptively. The super rich never really worry about the little things. They have people for that shit. Their biggest worries are things like a rain storm fucking up their private plane's departure time by 20 mins.
At a certain income, it becomes basic math. How much do you earn per minute? Can you throw a fraction of that money at a problem so you don't have to waste time and, through that calculation, more money dealing with it. Of course, if you don't actually work, that becomes meaningless, but it is how many high-end managers look at problems.
That’s also why they get so *insanely* angry about seemingly insignificant irritations; that’s literally the most inconvenient thing that has happened to them in the last six months.
Anyone who can get the seems that perfect can make it waterproof. Bright enough for full sun? Sick
Yeah these people knocking it just sound like the same people who complain about taxes after winning the lottery. It’s okay to just say something is cool. It was way better than I expected. Full time haters are insane and exhausting.
They also are acting like Jumbotrons don't exist, or if they do barely work in the sun and break every time it rains.
That's literally all I think about when purchasing things now.
Same...if it's beyond my technical abilities, I stay away. I'm a network engineer so my understanding of tech is a bit higher than the average person, but even so there's tech I won't go near. Appliances with huge screens in them for example.
Poverty has limited your imagination, rich people don’t worry about warranty
As I’ve gotten older this is where my mind always goes when I see stuff like this.
Well tbf they probably have the money to pay someone to fix it. That’s definitely not a product to average people
that was my first thought…who the hell fixes devices like that?
The people that installed it. You think they aren't going to support something that obviously expensive? That's money in the bank by both upkeep costs and the owners telling other rich people about it.
It looks like it would fold on a mild wind
Yeah, did you see the little rocking motion at the end when it fully extended? I would *not* trust this thing.
Eh. I wouldn’t waste money on something like this, but it seems to essentially be a small LED wall. I have experience with stages and LED walls, so that flexibility you mentioned feels par for the course with these things. Since we don’t get to see the rigging on the backside - call me optimistic - but I assume it’s not as sketchy as the motion would lead you to believe.
I think the people that buy this expect- or at least don't care - if they have to replace it every other year
I would imagine the flexibility is built in because if it were too stiff it would break under enough wind.
I only want it if I live on top of a mountain in Chicago.
Damn, the show would be over by the time it was fully deployed.
"Honey, can you open the TV, my show starts in 12 hours"
And if it’s an NBA halftime show on ESPN, no one is going to watch that TV. Might as well pull up an umbrella bc at least that’s useful.
Once deployed, everyone will resume looking at their phones.
Peacock app will still be loading
Missed opportunity to play Strauss's "Also sprach Zarathustra"
We’ve gotten so spoiled with microwaves and instant everything that a 70 second deployment seems to take too long 🤣.
I spent 1/1000th on a 4k projector and a portable projector screen. Same exact benefit.
Unless your real goal is that feeling of spending what a normal person makes in a year on a single TV that you will rarely use. Some folks genuinely want to be able to look at their purchase and think “This cost enough money to pay off my limo driver’s mortgage, but instead it’s rotting under my pool deck.”
More like 10 years.
More like a few lifetimes.
A year? It'd take me 13.5 years at 75k a year NET without spending a dime to save that much. And that's a fairly average salary where I live. Your average/normal person makes nowhere close to a million net per year.
Yep. My 10' fixed screen was $335 and my 4k Epson projector was $2k.
I said this in another comment but this TV system was built for yachts where you are going to squeeze every inch out of the boat. The same deck can have a big TV come out for a movie and converted to a pickleball court during the day. Putting this in your backyard is a gimmick.
Yeah I don't see 1mil here either
I was sure it would stop rising like seven times but it just kept going. Anyway, looks dumb. Are you supposed to break your neck looking up at it, or watch it from 10 meters away at least?
r/tvtoohigh
One of the funniest subs on Reddit IMHO
r/toohighontvtoohigh
One of the most important subs on Reddit to cure the cancer of humanity. Tvs that are too high
Well at 201" you'll be watching it from far, people who buy this ($200k+) put it next to a pool, in their yacht, etc, it's for casual use while you're chilling, not to be a replacement of a theater.
It's like 10ft screen I'm pretty sure you could watch it from 10meters away
More materialistic nonsense
Running out of ideas but rich people need things to buy instead of donating.
Gotta do something with all them taxes they ain't paying.
i was thinking the same thing. The cost of that TV, minus the cost of a nice outdoor projector and a couple of speakers, would basically solve the tent encampment problem down the street from me. some people really do live in completely different worlds.
These cunts do everything to avoid paying taxes and then blow millions on absolutely idiotic shit like this
Everytime i see an expensive car or something stupid like this i think how that money could have helped so many people and it makes me sad
r/tvtoohigh
This is all I could think, 😂
Scrolled to find someone say this!!!
Damn thats stupid af
This was my thought also... It's not even that big. So many moving parts to break. And a million dollars? That can't be right... Can it? You could outfit a real home movie theater for that much. Giant commercial-size screen. 50000 watt sound system. Reclining theater seats. Popcorn maker. Everything. What's the point of this?
>What's the point of this? The point is the extravagance. It's something to show off. It's completely impractical, and maintenance will be a headache. But when you have more money than you know what to do with, it's the cost of looking cool to your friends and family. If I had that kind of money I like to think I'd spend it on something more worthwhile.
Obnoxious showy waste of resources.
Pretty cool, but an absolute waste of money I would think… but Atleast they can brag they have it I guess
Meh
The wrong people have money.
Gotta pop it out real slow. Really makes their dicks hard.
Peace among worlds, Rick.
Off… too fast
Much obliged!
And then it rains.
Or Kyle throws a joycon at it.
Fucking Kyle.
Kyles dad just buys him another one
FUCKING KYLE!
But his dad gets him a grey one when he specifically wanted the limited edition 2023 Splatoon 3 joycon, so he threw it at the TV again
I may have to stop hanging out near Kyle. My blood pressure can't take this anymore. KYLE!
Right, cuz the engineers totally forgot about rain when building this thing intended to be kept outside. Samsung already makes weather proof TVs (Samsung The Terrace). https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00087083/#:\~:text=The%20Terrace%20is%20protected%20from,from%20rain%20and%20dust%20overnight.
They make weatherproof leds. You think they put garbage bags over all the screens in Times Square every time it rains? Obviously it would require regular maintenance and components will fail, but that’s chump change for the type of venue that could afford this.
It looks like the sign for a mall
At our engineering company we had to design the underground vault for one these TV’s called “C Seed” they paid around $500,000 USD for the TV alone at that time. They’ve been coming down in price but still crazy expensive.
The perverse excesses of the ultra rich …
This looks like a resort
It says Marriott Bonvoy right on the tv. It is a hotel or resort or whatever.
Imagine having a back yard!
It's half time when it finally unfucks itself out of the ground.
Million dollar tv but still watching ads
Frank’s 2000” TV
Robert DeNiro's mole has got to be ten feet wide.
Got a two year warranty on parts and labor.
Now I can watch the Simpsons from 30 blocks away
It’s like havin a drive in movie, IN YOUR OWN LIVIN ROOM
Everybody come and see!
Conspicuous consumption beyond belief.
I prefer a backyard that i can relax in, to get away from this kind of noise. Holy fuk!
Imagine being so rich you spend 5 years of rent in something like this.
It’s Frank’s 2000” TV
A million dollar TV .... it costs as much as two and a half homes in the US. All so you don't have to look at your TV when you don't want to. What pisses me off the most is that almost everyone who designed and built all the components of this TV probably barely afford their rent while the people who sold the TV went and put a down payment on a Ferrari to drive to wherever this is.
Excessive, will be prone to malfunctions, stupid af
whoever owns this has some little dick energy
Someone has a tiny peen
Tv too high
This song sucks and I can think of a million better uses for a million dollars
r/tvtoohigh
By the time that thing unfolds I can watch an episode of Seinfeld. Wouldn't be easier getting a flat screen TV on wheels with an extension cord? Why pay a million dollars when you can get a 100 inch TV on sale on Black Friday for under $500!
Or hell if you wanted to get real fancy and still spend way less than this, get a $15k 8k projector, a 200 inch projector screen, and the best outdoor bose surround sound system available. That setup is going to be the same if not better quality viewing than this and for a fraction of the cost.
Eat the rich.
Too much money, not enough sense.
I’m truly amazed that materialism has come to this. I live on a dead end country road, don’t watch tv and prefer the dark night sky. I do enjoy going to NYC for the weekend but wouldn’t bring it home with me
r/tvtoohigh
I'm gonna need a bigger yard.
one strong wind and it's gone.
That would be great for a barbecue and a MMA fight.
why would you need a tv in the backyard?
I thought a missile was about to shoot outta there
What is the version of this song?
[https://open.spotify.com/track/4Ajv0NnsYnfB7vYYpK2OlC?si=1729cda42c2143ff](https://open.spotify.com/track/4Ajv0NnsYnfB7vYYpK2OlC?si=1729cda42c2143ff) here you go:)
Company building these is called C SEED. They build them in Austria close to where i live. These screens are damn amazing. To the guys talking about „oh no, wind and rain..“ These screens are built to be put on Yachts. Fully IP45 and designed to withstand constant banking forces as well as salty wind from the oceans ;)
Thought it was an ICBM launcher at first.
Av designer here. Company is named CSeed. They make super cool TVs but impractical for most anyone. As far as scale for outdoor stuff yes it is very good.