TV (By Size)
TV Sizes Explained: 32 to 98 Inches, Rung by Rung
The first decision is not the brand - it is the size, and size is not "how big is enough" but what your spot fits and how far you sit. Widths below; measure first, then click through.
| 32-inch (approx. 72cm wide) | 32-inch stock - bedrooms, kitchens, desks |
| 43-inch (approx. 96cm wide) | 43-inch stock - small living rooms |
| 50-inch (approx. 112cm wide) | 50-inch stock - the compact-flat balance |
| 55-inch (approx. 123cm wide) | 55-inch stock - Hong Kong's most-bought |
| 65-inch (approx. 145cm wide) | 65-inch stock - today's sweet spot |
| 75-inch (approx. 167cm wide) | 75-inch stock - big rooms, cinema feel |
| 85-inch (approx. 189cm wide) | 85-inch stock - cinema class; check doorways |
| 98-inch (approx. 218cm wide) | 98-inch stock - the maximum; talk access with us first |
Two quick answers while you are here: "what size do I need" is best solved backwards from width - a 150cm TV cabinet tops out at 65 inches (145cm); and "60-inch TVs" barely exist in Hong Kong - the market steps from 55 to 65, so stop hunting. Still torn? WhatsApp us your spot's width and we will do the sums.
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