If you’re in the same boat, you’ve come to the right place! Today we will take you through 5 of the very best energy efficient TVs on the market!
How Do You Find An Energy Efficient TV?
If you’ve ever been shopping for home appliances, whether it be white goods for your kitchen, or entertainment kit like speakers or televisions, you will have likely encountered the iconic ‘Energy Label’. This label ranks all appliances on an ‘A to G’ scale, based on how much energy they consume. If an appliance consumes more energy, it will rank closer to ‘G’, whereas more efficient tech will rank towards ‘A’.
Many modern televisions rank much closer towards ‘G’, as they consume a large amount of energy. So, if you’re looking for the most energy efficient TV, then you will want to pay close attention to this energy label!
Here at Reliant, we have a large selection of energy-efficient TVs that help to save you money on your energy bills but don’t sacrifice quality in the process. Let’s take a look at them!
Samsung UE43BU8510KXXU 43” Crystal UHD 4K HDR Smart TV
Though it may be on the slightly smaller end of the spectrum, this amazing smart TV from Samsung is still able to help you enjoy the very best that streaming has to offer.
Compatible with all of the most popular streaming services, from Netflix to Disney+, you can easily keep up with the hottest trending titles, while also being sure to use considerably less energy. With ‘auto power off’ functions that keep your screen from sucking up energy while not in use, you can be sure that you’ll never accidentally leave the screen running and rack up your bills!
This small TV is also great for making the most of gaming, thanks to its handy ‘auto game mode’, which automatically kicks game mode into action whenever you boot up your console of choice. This allows games to run at buttery smooth frame rates, while also vastly improving the visual contrast. Nifty!
Samsung QE50Q60CAUXXU 50″ 4K UHD QLED Q60C Smart TV
Though it may rank at an incredibly efficient ‘E’ on the energy scale, this Samsung TV is still able to boast some seriously amazing picture quality and sound that will truly blow your mind. No matter what you are watching, the image quality and sound levels will automatically adjust to suit it.
The Quantum Processor found in this model is able to actively upscale non-4K content, to look naturally 4K. And to draw you further in, the powerful 4.2 channel speakers built into the unit make use of adaptive sound technology, to automatically adjust to whatever you are watching.
LG Electronics OLED65G36LA 65″ 4K OLED evo G3 Smart TV
Despite being an expansive 65 inch TV, the LG OLED evo is still immensely energy efficient, and one of the best choices on the market.
With an OLED display that allows for life-like colour and an a7 Gen 3 Processor that allows for 4K content to look its absolute best, this is a perfect TV for film buffs or gamers who want to envelop themselves in their favourite fictional worlds.
And when it comes time to delve into your favourite content, it’s all right there at your fingertips, with direct access to all of the best streaming services, from Amazon Prime Video to Disney+ and Netflix.
LG Electronics OLED55C34LA 55″ 4K OLED evo C3 Smart TV
Despite being such an energy-efficient wonder, this TV is one of the best gaming displays on the market. 4K gaming is totally revolutionising the gaming industry, allowing the most realistic graphics to look even more jaw-dropping and life-like. With this amazing display, you can bring a whole new lease of life to all of your favourite games!
To make you feel like you’ve truly stepped into the future, you can also make use of the built-in ThinQ AI, which allows you to interface with all of the best smart TV functions using only your voice. As smart TVs go, this is easily one of the smartest on the market!
Samsung QE85QN90CATXXU 85’’ 4K Neo QLED QN90C Smart TV
With this energy-efficient marvel of television technology, Samsung once again proved that they are at the top of their game! With an 85-inch TV screen, you might be surprised to hear just how energy-efficient this TV is!
And as if the sheer size of this TV was not enough, it also boasts some of the best colour reproduction on the market. Making use of Quantum Dot technology that is actually validated by Pantone, the world’s most trusted resource for colour matching! All of your favourite content will look far better than it ever has before.
And when it comes to immersing yourself in every kind of content, from live-sport matches to the latest crowd-pleasing films, object tracking allows the 8 built-in speakers to generate true surround sound that envelops you in the action!
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Energy Rating G Bad for A TV?
If you are looking to be energy efficient and to save on your total energy bills, then a TV that is rated ‘G’ may not be the right fit for you. Looking for a TV with a much lower rating is crucial. You can find the energy ratings usually attached to each model with a sticker.
Is Energy Rating D Good?
In a perfect world, all of our appliances would have an energy efficiency rating of ‘A’, but this is actually an incredibly rare rating to find. While ‘D’ is not the most energy-efficient rating, it is still very healthy, and can be used as an indicator of a moderate efficiency rating!
Do TVs Use A Lot of Electricity?
The average TV uses up around 106.9 kWh within a single year. This equates to around £12 on your total energy bill. Compared to some other devices, this might be quite a bit higher, considering how often we use our TVs, and how long we tend to use our TVs in a single session.
How Much Electricity Does A TV Use When Turned Off but Still Plugged In?
Luckily, the average TV will only use around 1.3 watts when left in standby mode. This is compared to the average 58.5 watts of energy that are used while a TV is powered on, and displaying visual and audio content. If you wanted to save a little bit of extra energy, consider unplugging your TV when not in use!
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