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Years ago, sports fans would say nothing compared to joining a crowd of spectators live at a venue. Not anymore. These days even the most dedicated devotees are swapping big stadiums for big screens. But why the shift?

Comfort, cost, and convenience have played a part. So have production values. Watching on a big screen brings viewers closer to the action. It also brings them more of the action. Instead of one view, they can see from different angles.

They can also see the bigger picture. Thanks to instant replay technology, live commentary and analysis, onscreen graphics, stats, and real-time updates, they can evaluate rather than just react to what’s going on.

But it’s the innovative on-screen viewing experience that’s really powered the shift. With large HDR displays, wideangle viewing, sophisticated motion handling and virtual surround sound, watching sports through a TV is now a truly immersive experience. Especially if it’s a commercial TV.

If you’re watching sports on a screen, bigger is better. With commercial TVs such as Samsung’s The Wall setting the bar high, even the largest domestic screens can’t compete. Commercial displays also support a modular approach and can be configured to scale up and fit any space.

Size, of course, isn’t everything. For an immersive sporting experience, picture quality needs to match. Compared to consumer TVs, commercial displays have a much higher brightness rating. They usually have a matte anti-glare coating. And most models come with all-angle viewing technology to prevent distortion and colour washing. Processing speed is faster too.

All of these elements combined guarantee a consistently vibrant, crisp and clean viewing experience, regardless of lighting conditions, spectator’s seating location, or speed of the action.

The bottom line is: When it comes to watching next-level sport you need a next-level TV. Consumer TVs are good (great even). But commercial TVs are better.