Large-screen TVs become the new standard in Southeast Asia and Oceania

This is also quickly becoming a new standard, with product quality and specifications always topping the list of the most important factors influencing consumers' TV purchasing decisions.

Factors like sound quality and smart features play a major role in driving the decision to buy a large-screen TV.

Samsung Electronics has just announced the results of its annual TV consumption trend survey, which shows that TVs have become the entertainment center of the home, demonstrated by the increasing popularity of large-screen TVs.

Over 1,920 consumers aged 25 to 64 across eight countries in Southeast Asia and Oceania were surveyed in Q3 2023. The majority of consumers in this region use their TVs for activities other than entertainment (58%) such as playing games, watching fitness videos , and even displaying pictures, photos, and videos while the TV is in standby mode. In fact, 24% of consumers surveyed said they use their TVs for gaming, with 50% of them enjoying console gaming.

The survey also showed that, for Vietnamese users, the greatest values ​​of new TVs are allowing them to enjoy high-quality content (70%), supporting all the latest technology and features (65%) and providing the most vivid cinema experience possible (72%).

Factors such as sound quality and smart features play a major role in driving the decision to buy large-screen TVs like the Neo QLED 8K series. This shows that while consumers are not hesitant to buy large-screen TVs to decorate their living rooms, screen size is not the only factor driving the purchase decision.

“As we look to the future of home entertainment, the results from our latest TV Consumer Trends Survey once again confirm that consumers are enjoying their favorite content, and it is important to ensure they have a premium viewing experience of the highest quality,” said Yohan Zondak, Head of Visual Display Business, Southeast Asia and Oceania, Samsung Electronics.

KIM THANH

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/tv-man-hinh-lon-tro-thanh-tieu-chuan-moi-o-dong-nam-a-va-chau-dai-duong-post740820.html