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How much does a television cost?

Typical cost
150–3,000 $

A flat-panel display, almost always LCD or OLED, sized by the diagonal of its screen.

Typical new retail range.

By type

Televisions vary by type, so a single figure would be misleading.
Type Typical cost
32-inch TV 100–350 $
43-inch TV 180–700 $
55-inch TV 280–1,600 $
65-inch TV 400–2,500 $
75-inch TV 700–4,000 $

How that compares

Television against things of a similar money.

Television 150–3,000 $
Smartphone 100–1,800 $
Bicycle 150–6,000 $
Bathtub 200–4,000 $
Exercise bike 150–2,500 $
Violin 100–20,000 $
Wheelchair 120–3,000 $
Window 250–1,800 $

How to read this figure

The range here is wide, and that is the honest answer rather than a hedge: the cheap and expensive ends of this category are genuinely different products, and the price gap between them is real.

Prices are in US dollars and are indicative only. They date faster than anything else on this site — treat them as an order of magnitude. Installation, delivery and tax are excluded unless the note above says otherwise.

More about a television

Common questions

How much does a television cost?
A television costs 150–3,000 $. Typical new retail range.
Which type of television is the heaviest?
Of the types listed here, 75-inch tv is the largest at 700–4,000 $.

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Sources

  1. Typical range compiled from manufacturer specifications — At One Place

How these figures are compiled and checked