#1 OLED
Loewe stellar 65
64.53 in measured · 84.55 W on-mode · 157.08 kWh/yr
35 65 in TVs, Ranked by Running Cost
Televisions, 65 in class (60.0-69.9 in measured diagonal), sold in the US. Screen size is the certified measured diagonal, rounded to the nearest size TVs are sold by. Ranked cheapest to run first, estimated at 18.31¢/kWh (July 2026).
This depends heavily on hours of use. ENERGY STAR's annual figure is based on a fixed test assumption, not your actual viewing hours — a TV on 2 hours a day will cost much less than shown, one on 8 hours a day much more. Use it to compare models at the same size, not as your real bill.
35 ENERGY STAR certified models, from about $29 to $51 a year to run at the US average electricity rate. See how we calculate running costs.
Top 5 cheapest to run
#2 LCD
Philips 65HFL5214U/27
64.5 in measured · 126.8 W on-mode · 159.42 kWh/yr
#3 LCD
Xitrix XPN-DSA6560
65.18 in measured · 87.12 W on-mode · 161.35 kWh/yr
#4 LCD
LG 65QNED82AU*
64.5 in measured · 171 kWh/yr
#5 LCD
LG 65QNED85AU*
64.5 in measured · 172 kWh/yr
All 35 models
| Rank | Brand | Model | Display | Screen size | On-mode power | Energy use | Est. cost/year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Loewe | stellar 65 | OLED | 64.53 in | 84.55 W | 157.08 kWh/yr | $29 |
| 2 | Philips | 65HFL5214U/27 | LCD | 64.5 in | 126.8 W | 159.42 kWh/yr | $29 |
| 3 | Xitrix | XPN-DSA6560 | LCD | 65.18 in | 87.12 W | 161.35 kWh/yr | $30 |
| 4 | LG | 65QNED82AU* | LCD | 64.5 in | — | 171 kWh/yr | $31 |
| 5 | LG | 65QNED85AU* | LCD | 64.5 in | — | 172 kWh/yr | $31 |
| 6 | Sansui | S65KAUT | LCD | 64.52 in | 93.45 W | 172.7 kWh/yr | $32 |
| 7 | Philips | 65HFL6214U/27 | LCD | 64.5 in | 116.4 W | 175.75 kWh/yr | $32 |
| 8 | LG | 65QNED80AU* | LCD | 64.5 in | — | 176 kWh/yr | $32 |
| 9 | Sansui | LE-65KA1 | LCD | 64.6 in | 102.25 W | 189 kWh/yr | $35 |
| 10 | Xitrix | XPN-DSA6550 | LCD | 65 in | 102.78 W | 189.72 kWh/yr | $35 |
| 11 | LG | 65QNED85TU* | QLED | 64.5 in | 112 W | 207 kWh/yr | $38 |
| 12 | Samsung | QN65S85DAE | OLED | 64.5 in | — | 207 kWh/yr | $38 |
| 13 | LG | OLED65B4PU* | OLED | 64.5 in | 114 W | 211 kWh/yr | $39 |
| 14 | Samsung | QN65S85HAE | OLED | 64.5 in | — | 213 kWh/yr | $39 |
| 15 | Samsung | QN65S85FAF | OLED | 64.5 in | 114.17 W | 213.9 kWh/yr | $39 |
| 16 | LG | 65QNED90TU* | QLED | 64.5 in | 117 W | 216 kWh/yr | $40 |
| 17 | RCA | 65D1 | LCD | 64.5 in | 117.69 W | 216.87 kWh/yr | $40 |
| 18 | Samsung | QN65S90HAE | OLED | 64.5 in | — | 221 kWh/yr | $40 |
| 19 | Samsung | QN65S84FAE | OLED | 64.5 in | 118.6 W | 221.3 kWh/yr | $41 |
| 20 | Samsung | QN65S84HAE | OLED | 64.5 in | 118.6 W | 221.3 kWh/yr | $41 |
| 21 | LG | OLED65G6WU* | OLED | 64.5 in | — | 233 kWh/yr | $43 |
| 22 | LG | OLED65B5*** | OLED | 64.5 in | — | 234 kWh/yr | $43 |
| 23 | Samsung | QN65S95HAF | OLED | 64.5 in | 125.24 W | 234 kWh/yr | $43 |
| 24 | Samsung | QN65QN90FAF | QLED | 64.5 in | 125.93 W | 234.67 kWh/yr | $43 |
| 25 | Sansui | LE-65V1 | LCD | 64.4 in | 127.87 W | 235.44 kWh/yr | $43 |
| 26 | Samsung | QN65S95FAF | OLED | 64.5 in | 126.78 W | 236.91 kWh/yr | $43 |
| 27 | LG | OLED65C4PU* | OLED | 64.5 in | 131.9 W | 244 kWh/yr | $45 |
| 28 | Samsung | QN65S90FAF | OLED | 64.5 in | 131.59 W | 246.4 kWh/yr | $45 |
| 29 | LG | OLED65G5*** | OLED | 64.5 in | — | 251 kWh/yr | $46 |
| 30 | Samsung | QN65S90DAF | OLED | 64.5 in | 134.53 W | 251.1 kWh/yr | $46 |
| 31 | LG | OLED65C6PU* | OLED | 64.5 in | — | 261 kWh/yr | $48 |
| 32 | Samsung | QN65QN90DAF | QLED | 64.5 in | 121.96 W | 265.9 kWh/yr | $49 |
| 33 | Samsung | QN65QN95DAF | QLED | 64.5 in | 125.73 W | 275 kWh/yr | $50 |
| 34 | LG | OLED65C5*** | OLED | 64.5 in | — | 275 kWh/yr | $50 |
| 35 | Samsung | QN65S95DAF | OLED | 64.5 in | 127.39 W | 276.9 kWh/yr | $51 |