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Data through June 2026

Computer Monitors · 69 certified models

AOC

This data covers 69 certified AOC — annual running costs span $4.41 to $19 at national-average rates (median $8.98; the whole-category median is $8.26).

The 50 most efficient (of 69)

AOC, ranked by certified annual kWh
#ModelkWh/yr$/yr (US avg)
1AOC 16T3EA24$4.41
2AOC 185LM0001925$4.55
3AOC 20E130$5.56
4AOC 195LM0000333$6.00
5AOC 24B31H36$6.53
6AOC 24P4U38$6.93
7AOC 22E239$7.07
8AOC 22B2D39$7.14
9AOC 22B2Q40$7.35
10AOC 24E4U40$7.39
11AOC 22P2UM41$7.44
12AOC 24B141$7.44
13AOC 27B241$7.45
14AOC 24E241$7.53
15AOC 24B3QA241$7.54
16AOC 22E241$7.58
17AOC 22E142$7.68
18AOC 24B2XD42$7.73
19AOC 24E3QF42$7.74
20AOC X24E4U43$7.84
21AOC 24E343$7.85
22AOC 24V243$7.89
23AOC 24E143$7.92
24AOC 27B31H43$7.95
25AOC G249044$8.04
26AOC 24B244$8.15
27AOC 27P145$8.18
28AOC 24E245$8.19
29AOC 27B3QA245$8.22
30AOC 24P4CV46$8.35
31AOC 24B3CA246$8.43
32AOC 27E4U46$8.51
33AOC 22P2T48$8.72
34AOC 24P348$8.82
35AOC 27E249$8.98
36AOC 24E4CV50$9.10
37AOC 27E350$9.10
38AOC 27V250$9.18
39AOC 270LM0001851$9.37
40AOC 270LM0004352$9.54
41AOC 27E4CV53$9.67
42AOC Q27P4U53$9.70
43AOC 27B3CA254$9.91
44AOC Q24P355$10
45AOC Q27E358$11
46AOC 270LM0004360$11
47AOC Q27E4CV61$11
48AOC Q27E4CW61$11
49AOC Q27B3CF264$12
50AOC Q27P266$12

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Questions, answered with the data

How much does it cost to run AOC computer monitors?
Among 69 certified models in this data, AOC computer monitors cost $4.41 to $19 a year to run at the U.S. average electricity rate (18.3¢/kWh) — a median of $8.98.
Do AOC computer monitors cost more or less than the average computer monitor?
The median model here runs $8.98 a year, 9% more than the $8.26 median across all certified computer monitors.
What's the cheapest model among AOC computer monitors?
The AOC 16T3EA costs about $4.41 a year at the U.S. average rate (24 kWh/yr) — the lowest certified figure in this group.
What does the certified annual-kWh figure assume for computer monitors?
The certified annual kWh (TEC) assumes the monitor is on 35% of the day and asleep the other 65%, per the ENERGY STAR test basis.

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