25–27″ monitors
At 6 h a day
€50 less over 10 years than the average
A cheap TV can cost more over the years than a dearer one that uses less power. Compare monitors, TVs and washing machines by what they cost to run where you live.
Label data updated October 13, 2026
Yearly running cost at the EU average electricity price for models of one common size that are on sale now, at typical use. Energy use from EPREL, prices from Eurostat.
At 6 h a day
€50 less over 10 years than the average
At 4 h a day
€68 less over 10 years than the average
At 220 washes a year
€105 less over 10 years than the average
All the numbers come from public sources, and you can check every step.
Each model’s energy class and power use, taken from EPREL, the EU’s energy label database.
Household electricity prices for your country, including taxes, as published by Eurostat.
We multiply the two, using typical daily use that you can change. That shows whether the cheaper model ends up costing more.
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EPREL is the European Commission’s database of products with an EU energy label. Suppliers must register each model there before selling it in the EU.
Eurostat publishes household electricity prices for every EU country twice a year, including taxes and levies.