Leave it since it is IMO a bit too high already.

Leave it - the console is beautiful and it looks to be eye height now - any further up and you might be looking up to see the TV

Always mount it.

I slid your cabinet and TV down to the left so that it's better positioned under the two downlights. The only reason you might want to mount the TV to the wall is to address any glare issues. An articulating wall mount would allow you to angle the TV to combat the glare.

Leave it as is ; if you want to reorganize furniture at any time, it will be easier to move.

Leave it! Better for viewing.

Actually I went with one that is similar but quite a bit cheaper:

https://www.bellacor.com/productdetail/hooker-furniture-5657-55478-mwd-solstice-78-inch-entertainment-console-2059992.htm?partid=googlePLA-DataFeed-TVStandsCabinets-2059992&kpid=2059992&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Smart_Shopping_-Furniture-MultiConverters&utm_term=&utm_content=Furniture_MultiConverters&gclid=Cj0KCQjwraqHBhDsARIsAKuGZeEEIGEG1FpL5JcGXIlDLci0-gxHWR3Ao9lifaJ9nOcTU50A9BNr5MaAr7lEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

Leave it.

TVs mounted to the wall always have visible dangling wires unless you go to the trouble to run them behind the sheet rock. Plus it’s so much easier to deal with back panel connections on a stand mounted TV. And it’s at the proper viewing height that way.

i only wall mount a TV when there’s no available surface to put it on a stand.

Thank you so much for responding Tony. I just put a 28" table against the wall and put my TV on it to see if the TV would be too high. Unfortunatey, my family is saying it's too high(uggghhh).

I like that cabinet(1399.00) because of the louvered doors. I'll keep looking.

If you mount it, you might be able to tilt it to minimize the horrible glare that you have.

I always mount TVs, whether I have space to put them on a surface or not. We have mounts that telescope from the wall, for easy access to the back of the TV.

Of course I also have the added consideration of being in an earthquake zone. I've had TVs fall off of cabinets before, but cabinets on casters are safer during quakes, since they can roll with the shaking.

If you mount the TV you could easily put it on an articulating arm so that it can be moved in case there is a glare.

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