The bigger the TV, the better. I live in a 23-pyeong apartment, and I regret not getting 85 inches.

I finally replaced my TV after using a 32-inch one for over 15 years until it finally broke.
I live in an older 23-pyeong (approx. 760 sq ft) apartment with two rooms.
I spent a lot of time worrying about the TV size for the living room.
After visiting various stores to see them in person, I realized how massive TVs actually are.
I had initially made up my mind to go with a 55-inch model. However,
my friends told me that 55 inches is more for studio apartments or small rooms,
and they recommended 95 inches instead.
I asked if 95 inches wouldn't be too big for a 23-pyeong living room,
but they said I would regret it later no matter how big it seems. Since you use it for a long time, they said to buy the largest one. They said over 100 inches would be best, but 95 inches is appropriate for a 23-pyeong place.
Even so, I thought it would be too large, so I bought an 85-inch one. It felt huge when I first bought it,
but after about a year, I regret not getting the 95-inch one.
It is a decent size, but sitting in the living room, it doesn't feel overwhelming or imposing. While 100 inches or more would have been difficult due to price, installation, and wall size, I should have at least gone for the 95-inch model.