Category
TVs & monitors
33,393 TVs and monitors on the EU energy label register, 33,302 of them still on sale. Screen size drives power more than anything else, so compare within the same size and set your viewing hours above.
Find your screen size
Typical yearly cost and number of models per screen diagonal
| Type | < 24″ | 24–31″ | 32–42″ | 43–54″ | 55–64″ | 65+″ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TVs | €6 520 | €7 1,484 | €13 4,993 | €22 5,712 | €31 3,514 | €44 5,642 |
| Monitors | €3 2,372 | €8 4,819 | €13 1,482 | €19 335 | €32 102 | €51 173 |
Why size first. Typical yearly use ranges from 12 kWh (monitors, under 24″) to 181 kWh (monitors, 65″ and over), whatever the energy class. Each cell links to a ranking of only those models.
Most compared groups
- TVs, 43–54″ 5,712 models · from €3
- TVs, 65″ and over 5,642 models · from €13
- TVs, 32–42″ 4,993 models · from €7
- Monitors, 24–31″ 4,819 models · from €2
- TVs, 55–64″ 3,514 models · from €17
- Monitors, under 24″ 2,372 models · from €1
Recently registered
- Gigabyte GO32U18 32″ · 39 kWh · €11 · Nov 2026
- Asus MQ14FCKV 14″ · 7 kWh · €2 · Nov 2026
- Asus BE34WCGNK 34″ · 29 kWh · €8 · Nov 2026
- Metz 40MQH3001Z 40″ · 54 kWh · €15 · Nov 2026
- EKO K32HST 32″ · 38 kWh · €11 · Nov 2026
Questions people ask
How much does a TV cost to run per year?
On the EU register, the typical model in the most common group (TVs, 43–54″) uses 79 kWh a year at 4 hours a day in SDR. At 0.283 €/kWh that is about €22 a year.
Does HDR use more electricity?
Yes. The label shows a separate HDR class and power, often well above the SDR value because the panel runs brighter. Our yearly figures use SDR, as the label does.
Is standby included in the yearly cost?
No. Standby and networked standby are declared separately and are small for current models; each model page lists them.