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Data through June 2026

Computer Monitors · 155 certified models

LG

This data covers 155 certified LG — annual running costs span $2.98 to $31 at national-average rates (median $10; the whole-category median is $8.26).

The 50 most efficient (of 155)

LG, ranked by certified annual kWh
#ModelkWh/yr$/yr (US avg)
1LG 29BN65016$2.98
2LG 17MT70*-*.most efficient23$4.28
3LG 24BA450most efficient31$5.59
4LG 20MK40L31$5.72
5LG 20M35PH31$5.73
6LG 20U401A31$5.76
7LG 24BA56035$6.47
8LG 22MP41536$6.65
9LG 22BL450Y36$6.68
10LG 27BA450most efficient37$6.79
11LG 24BR550Y37$6.79
12LG 24BF450B37$6.82
13LG 24BF440B37$6.87
14LG 22BN550Y37$6.88
15LG 22MP55PJ37$6.88
16LG 22MB35DE39$7.15
17LG 24BL450Y39$7.15
18LG 24BP55Q39$7.17
19LG 22BP41040$7.25
20LG 24BF550B40$7.38
21LG 27BA56041$7.43
22LG 27BR530Y41$7.45
23LG 27BR550Y41$7.45
24LG 24BF430B41$7.48
25LG 24BF640B41$7.58
26LG 25MS55041$7.59
27LG 27BF550B42$7.64
28LG 29WQ50042$7.68
29LG 24BP450Y42$7.68
30LG 24BP45YP42$7.68
31LG 27BK550Y42$7.72
32LG 27BK55YP42$7.72
33LG 24BL650C43$7.84
34LG 24BA40043$7.86
35LG 27BL450Y43$7.88
36LG 27BL650C43$7.90
37LG 29WP50043$7.97
38LG 29WP500P43$7.97
39LG 24BK550Y44$7.99
40LG 24BK55YP44$7.99
41LG 24BK55YT44$7.99
42LG 24BL550J-B44$7.99
43LG 27BA54QBmost efficient44$8.11
44LG 24BR750C44$8.16
45LG 27BA45QB45$8.18
46LG 27BK430H45$8.23
47LG 24BA55W45$8.26
48LG 29WP60G45$8.26
49LG 26BQ50045$8.27
50LG 26WQ50045$8.27

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Questions, answered with the data

How much does it cost to run LG computer monitors?
Among 155 certified models in this data, LG computer monitors cost $2.98 to $31 a year to run at the U.S. average electricity rate (18.3¢/kWh) — a median of $10.
Do LG computer monitors cost more or less than the average computer monitor?
The median model here runs $10 a year, 25% more than the $8.26 median across all certified computer monitors.
What's the cheapest model among LG computer monitors?
The LG 29BN650 costs about $2.98 a year at the U.S. average rate (16 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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