| I watch it on my laptop. And smartphone. How about you guys?? |
| My laptop mostly, but for blu-rays I use my PS5 since it's the best blu-ray player I have. |
 |
| "What device(s) do you watch anime content on?" Mostly on desktop with a 42" TV.  |
SerafosMay 18, 9:46 AM
 |
| Primarily tv connected to a Roku because I like the larger screen |
  |
| Laptop, and MPV gang y'all! Never looking back after going fully CLI with my video player! Then again, I'm already the sort of freak of nature who uses scripts to edit the subtitles so that the subs are on the top of the screen, so of course I'm an MPV user. |
Opinions are opinions, and differing opinions can co-exist. 🙂 But I don't do debate, life's too short to spend time debating people.  |
| Most of the time I'm watching anime on my laptop, which is connected to a monitor. When not using my laptop, I just use my phone and watch an episode while lying in bed |
 |
| I have watched anime on my laptop all these years. |
 |
| I watch anime on my LG 24" Computer Monitor. |
| I use my phone to watch anime because I'm in a hostel. I use laptop mostly when I'm home. |
| "What device(s) do you watch anime content on?" Tablet, phone, TV |
 |
| Desktop and sometimes on a TV via PS4. |
| Mostly my phone, sometimes TV with PS5. |
| PC of course. Tried watching on phone, it's not just feel the same. |
| Team laptop hooked on a TV here Used to just on my computer, but living conditions have long since improved since moving from a single room to a small apartment within the house of my parents more than 5 years ago Also using a small 5.1 sound system with a center box for the surround sound experience |
| My macbook pro connected to a 32 in.visio |
 |
| Laptop with a not very good 720p Toshiba 32" LCD TV. For anime DVDs it's a Philips 622 DVD player. |
 |
Reply to -Fantastical-
Laptop with a not very good 720p Toshiba 32" LCD TV. For anime DVDs it's a Philips 622 DVD player.
| @SnipeStrike We all start small(er), though it took me much longer till I had at least a "HD-ready" 720P 32" TV 720P is btw more than enough already for Anime. 1080 is more of a waste of space As for DVDs, their only purpose for me is to be converted into ISOs so they can stay in their boxes and I don't have to hear the sound of an optical drive while watching |
| 65" IPS TV. But my favorite pirate site with voice-over translations to my preferred language doesn't offer anything above 1080p. |
| Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
| My HP Pavilion dv7 laptop computer. Nothing else is really an option for me. |
| My game PC is hooked on my 86" TV. I can watch on my smartphone aswell, but for obvious reasons, that never happens. |
| I don't know who quotes me and then deletes the comment, but know that you make my day. STEAM's GOTY 2024 the Ghost of Tsushima |
| Mostly my television and very seldomly on my tablet... I personally couldn't stand watching anything on my computer. |
 |
| 65" Phillips OLED TV with Ambilight (Mostly dubbed Anime on Crunchyroll or Blu-rays). Older shows or subs on a regular budget Smartphone. |
| Pretty much on my desktop PC with a 23' Samsung Monitor. |
| I have a tv in my room now so that’s my go to for anime and I got an Apple TV as I like the UI for streaming apps better than on the smart tv itself used to only watch on iPad before because I didn’t like the aesthetic of a tv in the bedroom for the longest lol but I’m fully converted now |
 VHS VCRs - JVC HR-S8000U & MITSUBISHI HS-U80 (1988) LaserDisc - PIONEER CLD-3030 (1988) DVD - PIONEER DV-37 (2001) Blu-Ray Disc - PIONEER BDP 05FD (2008)  |
MasterTasukeMay 20, 10:19 AM
 |
| Mostly on my laptop, but also my phone. I found that some older shows actually look better on the phone, since the picture quality isn't as crucial on a smaller screen. |
  |
| Mostly laptop or playing Blu-Rays via a player and HDTV. |
| Desktop PC. I don't own a television, don't have any streaming services. |
| Taiga best girl forever. |
| Some device connected to a TV. Usually my PC or BD player. |
Reply to Subarctic-Forest
Desktop PC. I don't own a television, don't have any streaming services.
| @Subarctic-Forest You can hook a TV up to most desktop computers these days. |
| Laptop, it's the best device I've got. No reason to use anything else. |
| I usually watch on my laptop (MSI GS76 Stealth) connected via HDMI to my Planar PCT2235. It's about 21.5". It's a touchscreen but I don't use that feature. Not the best monitor, but it's the best I have available at the time. And it's not the brightest, nor is it the most colorful or vibrant, but it gets it done. Really performs it's best in low-lighting and in the dark. Sometimes I unplug it from my PC and stick it in my PS2 to play DVDs. Once I get the blue ray laser fixed on my PS3, I'll be able to play BDs as well. It's easy to clean though. Otherwise, I use a Sharp CRT that I bought and cleaned up for $1 a few years back, usually for DVDs that have a 4:3 ratio. |
DamnitsMay 18, 2:11 PM
  |
| My TV or my PC. Mostly the PC because I'm usually too lazy to set the TV up. |
moeanaoMay 18, 6:24 PM
 |
| Mostly TV or desktop PC. Sometimes, on laptop or ipad. (if I'm not home and decide to still watch) |
| my PC but I mirror it to my 52" samsung tv |
 obscureanimefan said: I think little girls are sexy. |
| I watch on my desktop, tablet and phone. |
| Laptop connected to a bigger screen, phone. |
| I use a solid juggling act of Smartphone, PC, and TV depending on my location and whether or not I'm using "the proper channels" if you will |
"Dreams are worth fighting for" |
| i watch on my laptop and phone; i havent watched on my tv in a long while |
on Coaghim said: Wow, that's like a little home theater, thenMy game PC is hooked on my 86" TV. Do you have it wall-mounted? Damnits said: I actually prefer a more modern 16:9 TV screen with good blackness values over a 4:3 CRT screen even for older 4:3 formats, since the color saturation feels more vividOtherwise, I use a Sharp CRT that I bought and cleaned up for $1 a few years back, usually for DVDs that have a 4:3 ratio. Coldsp33d said: What do you use for mirroring and how is the performance?my PC but I mirror it to my 52" samsung tv |
| @Noboru No, because my wall is covered with woodpanels, I don't think it can support it well? I putted the giant heavyweight on my old desktable. After 7 months I see the table is holding strong, no bends or anything like that. Indeed it's like a little home theater. I think I have seen more stuff on this TV then actual gaming :P I plan to get a smaller high end monitor for gaming, but the prices are quiet high for the rather small inch size imo. I'll wait some more, I got time :p |
CoaghimMay 19, 9:05 AM
| I don't know who quotes me and then deletes the comment, but know that you make my day. STEAM's GOTY 2024 the Ghost of Tsushima |
| Only on TV via streaming services, but when there isn't something I want I download the entire anime in HD, put it on a pen drive and connect it to the TV. |
 |
More topics from this board
» What were the best years for you when it came to watching anime?Gashadokur0 - Yesterday |
26 |
by juanlqr
»»
1 minute ago |
|
» Does your opinion of a voice actor change when you hear them voice characters in hentai?Dragevard - Yesterday |
13 |
by juanlqr
»»
3 minutes ago |
|
» What are your Anime Hot Takessolacez - Yesterday |
27 |
by LSSJ_Gaming
»»
9 minutes ago |
|
» Does the chairudo with your waifu take after you?SgtBateMan - 9 hours ago |
6 |
by Zarutaku
»»
12 minutes ago |
|
» Have you ever considered picking up drawing anime as a hobby?Anjuro - 7 hours ago |
30 |
by Anjuro
»»
13 minutes ago |