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19 Inch TV vs 24 Inch TV | How Do You Decide?

Last Updated on May 13, 2023 by Jim Eddy Leave a Comment

Are you trying to decide between a 19-inch and a 24-inch television? You’ve arrived at the right location. The distinctions between these two will be discussed in this article.

19 inch vs 24 inch tv

19 Inch TV vs 24 Inch TV – Comparison

From the top left corner to the opposite bottom right corner, the difference between these two is 5′′ diagonally. Measuring the screen without taking into account the border. That means that the size of the Screen measured diagonally measures either 19 inches or 24 inches in the question you ask.

For easier understanding, we’re providing a quick comparison table. Have a look –

24 Inch TV19 Inch TV
Height 11.77 inches9.31 inches
Width20.92 inches16.56 inches
Area246.12 inches²154.26 inches²
As a 2.35:1 display22.73 inches18 inches
As a 16:9 display24 inches 19 inches
As a 4:3 display19.61 inches15.52 inches

From this table, you can easily notice that 24 inch TV is broader than 19 inch TV. But how much? From every aspect, the 24 inch TV has a 26.32% larger diagonal and 59.56% larger area, while 19 inch TV has a 20.83% smaller diagonal and 37.33% smaller area.

19 Inch TV vs 24 Inch TV – Differentiating

Higher Resolution (more pixels, more picture elements on the screen) looks better on a very large screen, thus choose higher resolution, such as –

  • HDTV
  • 4K HDTV

If you want a crisper image. Because 4K resolution has a higher resolution, it produces a better image. The resolution difference isn’t significant on a small screen. You’ll notice a more visible difference between a smaller screen and a larger screen if you get closer to the screen. However, if the larger screen’s resolution is higher, the larger screen may appear fine, if not better. 

However, the only difference between a 19 inch and a 24 inch TV is 5 inches in diagonal screen size, and larger screens are usually more expensive. It is dependent on your requirements. If you want to maintain your eyesight healthy while watching a larger screen for an extended period, you’ll need to keep a safe distance between your eyes and the screen.

So the simple answer is that a 24 inch TV has a somewhat larger screen and may be slightly more expensive than a 19 inch TV, but the difference is not significant. Aside from that, there are many TVs, such as LCDs, OLED displays, and QLED displays, among others.

For your information, both TVs have a coaxial cable input, HDMI inputs, and/or a VGA input.

Our Verdict

If you think logically, obviously the 24 inch is better if you want to watch any content of higher resolution and prefer watching on a larger display. But it’ll cost you more. On the other hand, if you don’t hesitate with a few inches smaller display, and just love watching content regardless of the video quality, you definitely can go for the 19 inch TV. 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is 24 inch TV big enough?

Yes, it is. A 24 inch TV is big enough to offer an excellent viewing experience with higher resolution. Even the interesting fact is, being a larger TV doesn’t prevent it from fitting on most regular furniture.

Is a 19 inch TV too small?

The 19 inch TV is considered the smallest among LED TV lines. But whether it’s too small or not merely depends on your TV room. For a smaller room and from a close distance, 19 inches is good enough. But for larger rooms, it’ll surely seem smaller.

Which size is best for TV?

In general, the larger the TV, the better it is. But sometimes it depends on the room size too. If the TV is in a large room then at least a 40 inch TV is nearly perfect. Otherwise, in a smaller room, you cannot enjoy a bigger display from a short distance.

Conclusion

The factors to consider while choosing between a 19-inch and a 24-inch television are outlined above. Hopefully, these will assist you in deciding which option is best for you.

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