“The 2018 LG tvs are listed as using about half the electricity as previous years. How did they do it? Do they perform as well for $10 a year instead of $20?”

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• Hi acenote. Using half the electricity does not necessarily mean that you are paying half the price that you did the previous year. All the TVs come with an Energy Guide label attached that shows its Estimated Yearly EnergyCost. Your utility rates may have changed or may be different from the rates used to calculate this estimate. For example, the LG - 43" Class - LED - UK6300 Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR, Model # 43UK6300 has an Estimated Yearly Energy cost of $11, but that is based on 12 cents per kWh and 5 hours use per day. Your yearly energy cost may differ depending on your utility rates and how often you use the TV. This TV has an Estimated Yearly Electricity Use of 89 kWh. Check your utility bill to see what your rates are and knowing how often you use the TV, you can calculate how much your yearly energy cost will be...^IFV

  Answered by LG Digital Customer Care 7 years ago

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