We're all choosing bigger

We’re all choosing to go bigger – and the football is to blame.

Sales of large screen TVs are soaring- and there was a boost just before the start of the Euros. 

But the trend is clear - every time we upgrade our TV, we go for a bigger size. 

This is backed up by retailers in Geneva. FNAC told the Tribune de Genève that a few years ago the normal size for a TV was 42 inches – now it’s mainly 65 and even some more at 75. 

MediaMarkt says there’s also a demand for 98 inch sets – with several models to choose from. 

 

 

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