Home Video

While sales of televisions boomed at the peak of the pandemic in 2020, the situation changed in 2021 and 2022, with sales once more on a declining path in volume terms. German households had by 2022 already equipped themselves with replacement…

The on-and-off pandemic situation in China in 2022 has cast a shadow on the home video category, with bad news from both the supply and the demand sides. On the one hand, the prices of LCD panels soared in 2021, consequently contributing to a…

The ongoing household preference for larger and larger screen sizes is expected to continue over 2022, with 65ins established as the most popular screen size. Previously, Norwegian consumers tended to purchase smaller, secondary and supplementary…

Home video is seeing declines in 2022, although this may improve by the end of the year due to consumers seeking updated home video equipment due to enhance their viewing experiences for broadcast events such as FIFA. Delayed/postponed sales, due to…

The COVID-19 crisis and ensuing hybrid working arrangements and remote learning boosted interest in TVs as the increased amount of time consumers spent at home led to growing demand for home entertainment options. This bolstered the already strong…

Retail constant value sales (2022 prices) of home video declined for the second consecutive year during 2022. Retail constant value sales of LCD TVs (which dominate this category) were particularly weak. More expensive OLED TVs are growing in…

Home video overall is posting positive volume growth in 2022, driven primarily by the ascent of OLED TVs which continues to soar ahead in high double-digit rise. LCD TVs is showing positive growth, too. Meanwhile, video players continues to suffer…

By the end of 2022, Qatar will host the 22nd FIFA World Cup. This time, Colombia did not qualify among the four (sometimes five) countries that represent South America in this tournament. Nevertheless, Colombian people are huge fans of football and…

The pandemic proved to drive sales in home video. It saw a strong performance as consumers were stuck at home due to COVID-19 restrictions. This led them to seek out purchases for better home entertainment experiences. With things returning to normal…

Within home video, LCD TVs is expected to continue to see a negative performance in 2022, along with video players (both BD players and DVD players), posting double-digit declines in retail volume terms. Meanwhile, OLED TVs has been presenting…

The rising popularity of video streaming has had a positive effect on television sales. Romanians are becoming more immersed in the entertainment they consume, transitioning from viewer to user via the more active role of the audience in video…

Retail volume sales of home video will return to growth during 2022. There continues to be a sharp divergence between the performance of televisions and video players, with strong growth in demand for LCD TVs and OLED TVs being almost offset by a…

During 2021, the growth of the home video category was significant thanks to major sports event on one side, and, more prominently, thanks to the Italian Government’s financial support for those purchasing TVs and decoders for the upcoming switch-off…

In spite of rising inflation, TVs are expected to register healthy volume growth and double-digit value growth, as Hungarians look to upgrade their televisions. The average screen size of televisions sold is increasing as household preference is for…

Televisions is expected to fail to maintain growth in 2022, with volume sales set to turn to a slight decline. Lockdown-related factors such as increasing demand for in-home entertainment and an increase in discretionary income contributed to solid…

The sales volume of LCD TVs will continue to show positive retail volume growth in 2022 driven by several key trends. Currently, smart LCD TVs represent 80% of sold TVs and the demand is still growing as consumers increasingly want devices that…

Televisions in Indonesia continues to enjoy positive retail volume growth in 2022, fuelled by the availability of more advanced technology that is available in new products. The availability of more advanced televisions has also helped to increase…

Sales of video players, including both DVD and BD players, continue to decline as the technology becomes outdated and consumers switch to digital formats and streaming services instead. This trend has been further supported by the rapid shift to…

Home video overall is falling in terms of volume sales in 2022, largely because of the significant increase in unit prices for televisions at the end of the review period and into 2022. The global supply chain crisis has led to microchip shortages…

LCD TVs is seeing some rises in 2022 as it begins to show signs of recovery from persistent review period decline. LCD TVs suffers from saturation; a weakened economy in Taiwan has encouraged prudence before making purchasing decisions regarding…