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All Models Passed Product Safety Tests OLED TVs Consumed More Power

2026-06-21

The EMSD commissioned a laboratory to test the energy efficiency and product safety of the models. The models were rated between Grade 2 and Grade 3 under the Mandatory Energy Efficiency Labelling Scheme (MEELS), the test results of all models were found to comply with the relevant requirements. In terms of power consumption during standby and use, the test results showed that the power consumption of the models when activated ranged from 52W to 79.7W, of which OLED models generally had higher power consumption during use, with that of all 3 OLED models exceeding 73W. Assuming the TV is on standby for 20 hours and turned on for 4 hours each day, with an electricity cost of $1.7 per kWh, the estimated annual electricity cost for each model ranged from $134 to $201. Consumers should note that after turning off the TV with the remote control, smart TVs remain on standby mode. To save standby power consumption, the power socket should be turned off when the TV is not in use for extended periods.

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All Models Passed Product Safety Tests OLED TVs Consumed More Power

2026-06-21

The EMSD commissioned a laboratory to test the energy efficiency and product safety of the models. The models were rated between Grade 2 and Grade 3 under the Mandatory Energy Efficiency Labelling Scheme (MEELS), the test results of all models were found to comply with the relevant requirements. In terms of power consumption during standby and use, the test results showed that the power consumption of the models when activated ranged from 52W to 79.7W, of which OLED models generally had higher power consumption during use, with that of all 3 OLED models exceeding 73W. Assuming the TV is on standby for 20 hours and turned on for 4 hours each day, with an electricity cost of $1.7 per kWh, the estimated annual electricity cost for each model ranged from $134 to $201. Consumers should note that after turning off the TV with the remote control, smart TVs remain on standby mode. To save standby power consumption, the power socket should be turned off when the TV is not in use for extended periods.