TCL Electronics Sells 23.78 Million Smart Screens Globally in 2022 an Intense Jump From the Previous Year

The Chinese Electronic firm TCL announced its global sales data for 2022, and the numbers are not yet gotten a dwindling account. In 2022, nearly 23.78 million units of smart displays from TCL have been deployed over the year a YoY upsurge of 0.8%.

Surprisingly, the fourth quarter of 2022, performed well in the market by reaching 7.16 million units, a YoY upswing of 9.7% The company cited that the TCL x Thunderbird” dual-brand strategy has pushed up the company well in the Chinese market and the growth peaked at the same time. In China, TCL has seen a 32.2% year-on-year in the fourth quarter of 2022.

TCL’s strategy to boom after a vociferous approach towards the Electronic market makes the company look forward in the leap not jots backward. Presumably, alongside the announcement, there is also an Easter egg, the sales of TCLs’ large-size smart screens sales secure a respective place in the industry. The sales of TCL smart screens 65 inches witness a screeching increase of 75.7% year-on-year and the proportion will also seem to be increased by 8.2 percentage points year-on-year to 19.3%.

While on the other side, the average size of TCL smart screen sales increases a bit YoY. In the Chinese market, the sales of TCL smart display perform several myths on the podium, on the whole of 2022, a recorded sales count has been surfing under the waves to bargain a glowing coin under the sea.

With a YoY increase of 21.3%, sales continue to rise to be jotted down in book records. Notably, large screen displays performed well in the country, while the small screen makes its place neat.  

In 2022, the sales data of 65-inch and above TCL smart displays in the Chinese market will drastically increase by 85.0% year-on-year, whereas its proportion will increase by 16.6 percentage points year-on-year to 43.6%. The average size of TCL smart display sales in the Chinese market the s market is from fromris2.4 inches to 56.9 inches, a notable increase of 4.5 inches year-on-year.