The width of a TV depends on its diagonal screen size, as TV sizes are measured diagonally from corner to corner. Here are approximate widths for common TV sizes:
- A 19-inch TV is about 17.4 inches wide.
- A 22-inch TV is about 20 inches wide.
- A 24-inch TV is about 21.7 inches wide.
- A 32-inch TV is about 27.9 to 28.7 inches wide.
- A 40-inch TV is about 34.9 to 35.7 inches wide.
- A 43-inch TV is about 37.5 to 38.3 inches wide.
- A 48-inch TV is about 41.8 to 43.5 inches wide.
- A 50-inch TV is about 43.6 to 44.4 inches wide.
- A 55-inch TV is about 47.9 inches wide.
- A 65-inch TV is about 56.7 to 57.5 inches wide.
- A 70-inch TV is about 61 to 61.8 inches wide.
These measurements represent the screen width, not including the bezel or frame around the screen, which can add a little extra width. The width can also vary slightly by model and manufacturer
. So, if you are asking "how wide is a [X]-inch TV," you can expect the width to be roughly between 0.85 to 0.9 times the diagonal size in inches, depending on the aspect ratio (typically 16:9 for modern TVs). For example, a 50-inch TV is about 44 inches wide. If you specify the exact diagonal size you are interested in, I can provide a more precise width estimate.
