Best Selling TV Brands 2003 - 2024 

i got an lg tv and it got lines on it in 2-3 weeks...

I used to work for this company 5 years. I would never buy TV from them.

Nice to see who makes a comeback too, like sony

Right? I hope he never changes it lol 😅

Roman cano🔥

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Struggling maybe a little in TV market due to mainly catering to premium high end market but playstation and games is still making them ton's of money.

Branding: they're a top seller because of me! OLED, Quality, Service: yeah, yeah, fack me...

LG stands for Lucky Goldstar. "Life's Good" was just an advertising campaign.

@@jasonschubert6828 I stand corrected.

Lucky goldstar and slogan is life's good

LG is Leader Goldstar

Yep still have a Panasonic plasma

mee too from 2011 with my sony bravia

Don't rob your eyes of the eye candy. You can get a way better TV for under 500.

I have a Sony ZD9 as my main display, but still use my Panasonic plasma in the bedroom. Still great, and better off axis colour than _any_ TV made today!

Me too, still have my panasonic kuro plasma tv and still love it.

I used TCL's for low-end PC monitors for a while in the 2010's. Pretty good for that.

Similar story here. My mom had Philips ever since her very first TV in the late 60s. In 2012 we needed a new one and since it took me like 5 seconds to crash the Philips in the store (which was also insanely slow) we switched to Samsung, which is used ever since.

China's technology still has a long way to go. They are busy stealing products from developed countries. Since the country's population is large, sales will naturally be high. However, when viewed globally, it is at the level of a poorly developed country.

Same here, Ambilight and Android TV (now Google TV) makes it stand out from the pack, and because Philips is now using LG OLED panels, I don't think you can go wrong by choosing a Philips OLED TV. Maybe it doesn't have the best overall picture quality/image processor, or the best TV features/specs, but the fact that it has Ambilight and that I can pretty much install any Android app I want makes it the obvious choice for me. We've had several Philips TVs with Ambilight in the house since 2008, and that 1st Ambilight TV is still in the house: a 37", Full-HD 1080p, dual-sided Ambilight Philips TV, lol!

​@@you2be839it was sold to aoc😂

BRAVIA the King of TVs

Same Thing, my is from 2010

My childhood

Have that crt?.

Their plasma tvs were the best tvs on the market, and they are still better than OLED today. Led tv just can't compare.

Our 42 is still working. It will be 18 this fall!

@@ericl.8893Mee too, bought the last plasma version 2015.

I don't think Japanese brands will ever gain their 90s and 00s popularity anytime soon, especially with cheap competition from China

​@@peterkragger4824I wish it would, unfortunately I agree with you that it probably won't happen. Chinese brands are destroying the fair market and traditional brands with their aggressive pricing policies, even with government support. China is doing everything it can to dominate every sector, which is its economic goal. Moreover, it is sad that a great many people look only at price and do not realise why this is so. For me anyway.. Sharp forever 😁

@@danielzalsky81 China is fading fast. Their costs are now very high. Ten years from now, who knows, you might see brands from a completely new country.

@pingopongo393 well yes, it is one of an exception

Not fallen just the Korean brands are cheaper. In reality would you rather have a Sony or Lucky Gold star? Easy Sony. It is like for cars. Kia is cheaper than Toyota but would you rather have a Kia or a Toyota? Same idea.

@@bikingD Still doesnt change anything japanese comapines fallen and the only one who is still hardly standing is sony all other are not even has %3 market share.

@@Turkcu408 yah and Sony is all that matters.

They have highens modells with lgs panels like all the other brands too. They all are very similiar!

Panasonic are some of the best TVs out there.

@@serrael-182 The panels may be produced by LG, at least the OLED ones, but for the the larger models they buy the parts from the OLED panel seperately and put them together with their own special sauce. If you ever experienced the MZW2004, you know it's not the same. I know someone who regretted replacing his Panasonic Plasma with a cheap LG OLED, because there is no more headphone jack which he needs at night so he won't entertain the whole building. He wanted to sell me his TV twice already to buy a Panasonic OLED. Sadly Panasonic is going to fade out the developement of MyHomescreen, which is the OS that makes even 15 year old TVs work like brand new even though RU-vid and TuneIn are no longer operational on them. In a few month the new A-Series, the naming will be pretty similar to Samsung, will launch with FireTV OS replacing MyHomescreen, because of Apps and to get back into the US market. tbh I don't think it'll work, Amazon, Hisense and TCL (excluding the 115") are much cheaper.

Sony and Panasonic use OLED panels made from Samsung and LG Because Japan can't make OLED TV panels Sony Bravia is a Samsung OLED TV panel Panasonic used LGD TV panel

There the best quality, just they pull out of US market, only in europe

Philips and Panasonic are still there and doing well

no, Hisense owns Toshiba,Toshiba belongs to Hisense,from China

The data is all over the place because many of the reports are very specific, such as only OLEDs, only certain sizes, only smart-tvs, premium panels, etc. You have to make sure the it's a general report or article on the global market, it takes a while to find them.

Your comment just explains how ignorant and out of date some people can be...TVs were dominated by Chinese vendors for years same as smartphones

aoc is massive in making fast motion lcd panels

Samsung has a large number of products manufactured by Chinese manufacturers and sold under the Samsung trademark to the low-end market.

@@chjin1796 So the US is now a low-end market? They're just trying to compete with the Chinese brands. The problem is that their quality is much worse at the same price level.

@hyeung1 Yes, just like some cars. Their main cost is that trademark.

They're cheap but still have pretty good quality.

Samsung TVs are pure junk had my issues with them over the years my spare TV was a Samsung and it was a crock of......died after just 2 years My main TV a Sony is 2014 and still going strong. I bought a TCL to replace the Samsung, very poor and I really should have bought another Sony....

Their brand has been acquired by Chinese vendor Haer long ago

Lack of data I guess

Wtf is that?

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