Patio TV in freezing weather?

I don’t think it’s necessary. I’ve had either a projection, Plasma or an LCD TV outside for the last 14 years. I have never had a problem with leaving them hanging in freeing weather. They were all installed under a covered patio

I've always had mine outside and never take them in, even on hard freeze nights. I recall reading that they are "always on" in some capacity, which generally generates enough heat to protect the electronics. Honestly, the humid is more of a factor than the temperature.

I have a 65" TCL which has been on our covered patio for three years, which survived the Texas snowmageddon last year with no problems.

Check the owner's manual, but most will store just fine down to -4F

I've had an old one outside since October of 2020. It has seen temps from the low single digits to almost 100 in that time, and still works every time I turn it on. I was kind of wishing it would die so I could upgrade, but as long as it still works it is fine for sitting outside when the weather is nice and watching sports. And even better for telling the kids to go out there to watch a movie and give me some peace and quiet in the house for 90 minutes.

Don’t worry about it. I got a cheap 42 inch about five years ago. It’s outside but covered. It went through the TX freeze last February and it got down to -1 and it still works fine

Unless it runs on water, itll be fine.

It'll be fine. I have a cheap TCL in my backyard. It was actually nice enough this afternoon to sit outside and turn it on for the first time in a few weeks and it worked fine. No problems with the cold weather.