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[QUOTE="JordyG, post: 4094552, member: 6819"]
That is because the human eye is a finite machine.  At a viewing distance over 8 feet on a 65" TV the human eye cannot distinguish the difference between 1080P and what used to be called standard definition.  Most people have a sitting position in their living room or dedicated viewing areas in excess of 8 feet, so if you can't tell the difference you're sitting too far away.  The human eye/brain can distinguish such things as better or more saturated colors, higher contrast ratios and motion problems.  But not detail.  Not pixel density.  What these TV companies won't tell you but frequently imply is that those rates are halved as the pixels increase on 4K TV's.  In other words, the human eye cannot distinguish the difference between 1080P and 4K on a 65" at distances further than 4 feet.  So those who are buying 55" inch or smaller TV's are doing themselves a disservice.  Now again, features such as HDR, Dolby Vision, color saturation etc., these area easily seen from far away, but not pixel density.  As for 8K?  Well, good luck seeing any increase in detail at any reasonable sitting position.
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