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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: Want to Save Money on a New TV? Consider Buying a 2022 Model

So you’re in the market for a new TV — probably replacing an older model — and you want to get the best performance for the least amount of money. If you want the latest and greatest, you’re probably already set on a 2023 model. TVs do improve every year, with enhanced performance and often some new features. 

That’s great, but obviously the trade-off is that you will be paying a premium. It’s also worth noting that screen types such as LCD and even OLED are . That is, the differences between last year’s TVs and this year’s are not always as big as you might think.

But do you need to upgrade at all? Also, how do you choose between the best picture and features or the best price? Read on, we’re here to help.

TVs are also on the rise and could deliver close-to-OLED picture quality, but the models we know about so far are mostly expensive. The Sony  are the company’s first mini-LED models, starting at $3,000, while the has a new kind of slimmer mini-LED backlight, and the 85-inch model is a cool $10,000.

Also rolling out across the country is , aka ATSC 3.0. This is free over-the-air 4K TV, and it’s moving forward quite quickly — it might already be available in your city. In 2023, we’ve seen more TVs with built-in tuners that cost less than ever. Don’t feel you need to rush to upgrade or get those specific models, however, since in the worst case you’ll be able to buy a cheap external tuner and connect that to your TV.

There’s also . While 2.1 has several new technologies that are great, it’s not going to make any current TVs obsolete (unless it’s a , but that’s yet another story). As long as your current TV works with your current sources, you should be fine. 

Really old TVs, older than 10 years, might have issues connecting to modern and , whether it’s due to an older version of HDMI or the lack of it altogether. If your older TV doesn’t work with a new Roku or , you might need to upgrade your screen.

Do I need to upgrade?

Forget all the new tech. If your TV works and you’re happy with it, keep it. Don’t feel any pressure to upgrade. 

Modern TVs are, on average, brighter and have better picture quality than the TVs from a few years ago. Unless you’re the type of videophile who wants to and fixates on and , however, you probably don’t need a new TV.

The pressure to upgrade is pervasive in our tech culture, but TVs tend to last (and be perfectly functional) longer than most devices. They don’t, for example, have batteries that lose capacity like  — or have external wires which wear out like . A TV from five or even 10 years ago likely works fine, though it might not look as good as the current . So again, if that’s not a huge deal for you, you can likely keep what you have for a few more years. 

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This is even true when considering the latest consoles, the and . If you’ve got a PS4, Xbox One or any console connected via HDMI, the new consoles should work fine. They might look better on a new TV, but .

If your TV is having issues, or you just want something larger, that’s a different story. New TVs are much cheaper per inch than TVs of the past. You’ll be able to replace your current TV with something the same size, that looks better and is cheaper than your old TV. Or you can pay the same amount as your old TV and get something far bigger.

When is the best time to buy a TV?

First, It’s worth considering the annual television pricing cycle. Everything starts with CES in January, when new TVs (plus other tech like  and ) are announced for the coming year. Later, in the spring and summer, most of the  become available and at the highest price they’ll ever likely be. Meanwhile, manufacturers and retailers want to get rid of the old models, so they’ll offer deep discounts on last year’s TVs during this time. 

TV sales are the biggest in the fall and culminate in Black Friday and Cyber Monday. There are always some incredibly cheap on offer, but that’s not the whole story.

First of all, the TVs that get the huge discounts are usually either no-name brands, or low-end models from name brands. They’re fine if you just want a cheap TV, but they’re not going to offer the of an even slightly higher-end model. go on sale as well, but deep discounts on those are less common. 

All in all, is it worth upgrading my TV at all?

Here’s the short version:

Get a new TV now if:

• Your current TV is having issues, or is too old to connect to a streaming service like Netflix.
• You’re willing to buy from a place that has a price-match policy, in case there’s a sale.
• You want something bigger than what you have now.

Don’t get a TV now if:

• Your current TV works fine.
• There’s literally anything else you need or want to spend money on.

If you’ve got the itch for something new, but you’re still on the fence, consider giving your TV a bit of a makeover. If you’ve never adjusted the settings, and will probably make your TV look better than it ever has. That might tide you over for a bit.

And if you finally decide that, yes, you’re ready to buy a new TV now, for the best deal choose last year’s model. For more information, we at CNET have some guidelines and also suggested models from 2023.

Editor’s note: This story was first published in 2019 but is regularly updated with new info.

As well as covering TV and other display tech, Geoff does photo tours of cool museums and locations around the world, including nuclear submarines, massive aircraft carriers, medieval castles, epic 10,000-mile road trips and more. Check out Tech Treks for all his tours and adventures.

He wrote a bestselling sci-fi novel about city-size submarines and a sequel. You can follow his adventures on Instagram and his YouTube channel.
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