22 Inch TV

Flat screen TVs are seemingly commonplace in today’s society. LCD and plasma TVs were considered luxury items just a few years ago, but now these televisions are in high demand thanks to considerable price decreases.

These 22 inch TV options in particular are popular because they’re multi-functional, and can often be used as both your TV screen, as well as your computer screen. Also, in comparison with larger, bulkier models, the 22 inch TV fits well in living room, kitchen, office, and bedroom environments.

Technology and manufacturing improvements have made it possible for the average person to purchase a 22” flat screen TV, whether that is a 22” LCD TV, or a plasma version. Below, we review a few tips you should consider when buying the best 22 inch TV, as well as incorporate a couple videos that provide even more background. Read on!

22 Inch LCD TV - Shopping Considerations

• Response time. Response time indicates the time needed for the 22 inch TV screen’s images to switch from black to white, and then back to black. Look for a low response time to eliminate image suspension, as this is bad for movies and shows with a lot of action, as well as sports. Image suspension creates an appearance that where the image lingers longer than is happening in real life. 
• Contrast ratio. Contrast ratio with LCD televisions, in particular, is the difference in shades of black and white. Look for a higher contrast ratio, which means images will appear compactly, with quality color settings.  
• Aspect ratio. Widescreen TVs have a 16:9 ratio (the screen = 16 inches wide, for each 9 inches of height). The traditional ratio is 4:3. The 16:9 ratio will ensure HD compatibility.  
• Picture in picture. Only you can decide if you want or need this functionality with your 22 inch TV. 
• Wide viewing angle. Look for a wide viewing angle, particularly for flat screens, as this facilitates viewing from the most angles.  
• HD compatibility. We suggest you get HD-compatibility with your new 22” TV purchase, no questions asked. Many channels are now offered in the high quality HD.  
• What is the image sharpness? You don’t want the pixels to stretch.  

Those are some of your primary 22 inch TV buying considerations. We didn’t discuss pricing, but I think you’ve already thought about that! Clearly, the more high-end options you want with your 22” TV (LCD vs plasma, etc), the more money you’ll have to spend. We have highlighted many great 22 inch TVs above. Have a look!