Samsung remains the leader in the TV market for the 19th consecutive year

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Samsung Electronics has once again become the leader in the global TV market in 2024, confirms the report of the analytical company . The company has held this position since 2006, when it first became the industry leader.

Samsung’s market share was 28.3% of all TVs sold. In the premium segment of devices costing more than $ 2,500, the company controls 49.6% of the market, and among TVs with a diagonal of 75 inches and more, it occupies 28.7%. In the category of QLED and OLED models, Samsung’s share was 46.8% and 10%, respectively. Sales of the company’s OLED TVs reached 1.44 million units, which is 27.3% of the global market.

Earlier, Samsung also announced its leadership in the soundbar segment according to the results of 2024.

According to Omdia, in 2024:

  • 28.3% of all TVs sold worldwide were manufactured by Samsung.
  • In the premium segment (over $2,500), the company’s share was 49.6%.
  • Among super-large models (75 inches and larger), Samsung holds 28.7% of the market.
  • In the QLED and OLED TV categories, Samsung holds 46.8% and 10%, respectively.
  • The company’s OLED TV sales reached 1.44 million units, which corresponds to 27.3% of the total market.

Samsung also previously announced that it had become the largest soundbar brand in 2024.


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