TV 2022 Market Overview
In 2022, global TV shipments declined slightly due to supply chain constraints and high inflation. Consumers shifted toward larger screens, with 65-inch and 75-inch models gaining share. OLED and QLED panels remained popular for premium buyers, while entry-level 4K LED sets dominated volume sales.
Key Features and Technologies
Most 2022 TVs supported 4K resolution, high dynamic range formats such as HDR10 and Dolby Vision, and HDMI 2.1 ports for gaming. Smart TV platforms included webOS, Tizen, Google TV, and Roku, offering streaming apps and voice control. Refresh rates of 120 Hz became more common in midrange and flagship models.
Buying Considerations
When choosing a TV, prioritize screen size, panel type, and connectivity. OLED sets deliver deep blacks and wide viewing angles, while QLED models offer higher peak brightness. Check for local pricing, warranty terms, and energy efficiency ratings. Compare models on retailer sites and manufacturer pages before purchasing.
For detailed specifications and pricing history, see the 2022 TV overview at DisplayBank.
