Does TV/picture quality matter less on smaller TVs?

I know a good bit about brands and quality of the larger TVs. Not really looking for brand recommendations.

Just a technical question:

Do the image specs matter less on smaller TVs? Most importantly brightness and contrast...

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Specs always matter for any size but use case matters more. If I want a TV for an office while doing work I wouldn't care about specs as much as my main tv in my living room.

For smaller sizes resolution is less important as the eye just cant see the pixel density difference.

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Exactly. When I bought a new one for the living room, I got a nice 4k Samsung 50 inch. Personally would have liked a little bit bigger than that, but our room isn't very deep. It is something like 12'x22', with some weird spots where a closet is. No real place to mount it except where we did, and you're only sitting about 10 feet from it. Going up to a 55 or 65 inch would have been too big.

But my bedroom TV is a little 32 inch currently. Most of the time, Disney+ is playing on it for our 2 year old. It is just a little 1080 we bought cheap a few years back when my wife was pregnant with him. I knew it wouldn't be great quality, but just to binge a few shows at night when the kids are asleep, it is fine. We're in the process of upgrading in the bedroom. Got a new bed and furniture, painting walls, etc. When we're done, I'll probably get a nice 43 inch Samsung to replace it and it will end up in a kids room. Or maybe as a second TV on the deck when we're watching football out there.