Some people may not even know that outdoor TVs exist. How is an outdoor TV different? The most important aspect is their resistance to the elements. An outdoor TV must withstand rain, humidity, heat, cold, and even infiltration by insects. Beyond that, outdoor TVs also need screens that can minimize reflections from ambient light and get bright enough for daytime viewing in lots of light.

Some people install regular indoor TVs in covered patio areas. Should you do that? We don’t recommend it. Most indoor TVs are made for controlled temperature conditions. Scorching summer temperatures could cause it to overheat, and freezing temperatures might render it inoperable for the next season. And indoor TVs are not prepared for outdoor humidity, not to mention that they can’t get wet in any way.

What else do you need to know about outdoor TVs for your Frontenac, MO, home? Keep reading for more.

Given the current health crisis, we're all spending the majority of our time at home. It's not difficult to get bored with the daily routine when the venue doesn't change. Fortunately, when it's time to relax, we still have a plethora of audio and video content available to keep us both entertained and educated.

As the weather warms around Missouri and St. Louis, spending more time outside will be positive for wellbeing and a change of scenery. And the easiest way to do that is in your backyard and outdoor spaces. One way to add more options to outdoor activities at home is with audio and video entertainment.

What can you do with outside AV? Think of following an online yoga class al fresco with an outdoor TV. With outdoor speakers, family members can listen to favorite music while getting school and remote work done. And when it’s time to relax, the right music will set the mood, all while enjoying needed fresh air.

Read on to discover some of our favorite outdoor entertainment system options for your St. Louis home.