METZ 32MQH3001Z
Television · model 32MQH3001Z · on the market since 20 October 2026
Estimated from the label’s on-mode power (SDR) at 4 hours a day, 365 days a year. Standby is not included. Prices: Eurostat household electricity prices incl. taxes, 2026 (Jan–Jun), consumption band 2,500–4,999 kWh.
Running cost in every country (39)
| Country | €/kWh | Per year | 10 years |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albania | 0.119 | €5 | €45 |
| Austria | 0.326 | €12 | €124 |
| Belgium | 0.358 | €14 | €136 |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | 0.1 | €4 | €38 |
| Bulgaria | 0.134 | €5 | €51 |
| Croatia | 0.182 | €7 | €69 |
| Cyprus | 0.269 | €10 | €102 |
| Czechia | 0.288 | €11 | €110 |
| Denmark | 0.238 | €9 | €90 |
| Estonia | 0.212 | €8 | €80 |
| Finland | 0.269 | €10 | €102 |
| France | 0.249 | €9 | €94 |
| Georgia | 0.073 | €3 | €28 |
| Germany | 0.362 | €14 | €137 |
| Greece | 0.24 | €9 | €91 |
| Hungary | 0.114 | €4 | €43 |
| Iceland | 0.202 | €8 | €77 |
| Ireland | 0.387 | €15 | €147 |
| Italy | 0.314 | €12 | €119 |
| Kosovo | 0.087 | €3 | €33 |
| Latvia | 0.242 | €9 | €92 |
| Liechtenstein | 0.299 | €11 | €114 |
| Lithuania | 0.216 | €8 | €82 |
| Luxembourg | 0.202 | €8 | €77 |
| Malta | 0.127 | €5 | €48 |
| Moldova | 0.187 | €7 | €71 |
| Montenegro | 0.104 | €4 | €39 |
| Netherlands | 0.244 | €9 | €93 |
| North Macedonia | 0.117 | €4 | €44 |
| Norway | 0.199 | €8 | €76 |
| Poland | 0.3 | €11 | €114 |
| Portugal | 0.237 | €9 | €90 |
| Romania | 0.284 | €11 | €108 |
| Serbia | 0.12 | €5 | €45 |
| Slovakia | 0.199 | €8 | €75 |
| Slovenia | 0.212 | €8 | €80 |
| Spain | 0.251 | €10 | €95 |
| Sweden | 0.306 | €12 | €116 |
| Türkiye | 0.066 | €2 | €25 |
How it compares
Compared with 2,523 TVs up to 32″ on the EU register:
- Power draw26 Wlower than 41%
- HDR power draw31 Wlower than 54%
1,182 comparable models use less energy. The typical model in this group uses 35 kWh a year; most use between 20 and 47. See the full ranking.
Same size, lower running cost
Models in the same group (TVs up to 32″) that are still on the market and use at least 10% less energy, with the yearly saving at the EU average price.
- EDyras BL-32G15EU32″ · 1366×768 · 17 W · 25 kWh/yr−€4/year
- CJCL32RWHD32″ · 1366×768 · 17.3 W · 25 kWh/yr−€4/year
- CJCL32HDDTV32″ · 1366×768 · 17.4 W · 25 kWh/yr−€4/year
- DPEAQ PTV 32GQF-5026T32″ · 1920×1080 · 18 W · 26 kWh/yr−€3/year
- FSalora 32 MILKYWAY32″ · 1366×768 · 18.6 W · 27 kWh/yr−€3/year
Compare side by side: 32MQH3001Z vs BL-32G15EU · 32MQH3001Z vs JCL32RWHD · 32MQH3001Z vs JCL32HDDTV
Energy label values
| Energy efficiency class | E on the A–G scale |
|---|---|
| Type | television |
| Screen size | 32″ |
| Screen size | 80 cm |
| Resolution | 1366×768 px |
| Panel | QLED LCD |
| Refresh rate | 50 Hz |
| Power in SDR mode | 26 W |
| Power in HDR mode | 31 W |
| Energy class (HDR) | F |
| Standby | 0.4 W |
| Automatic brightness control | No |
| Software updates for at least | 8 years |
| Spare parts for at least | 7 years |
Lifespan & repair
Spare parts
The manufacturer declares spare parts for at least 7 years.
Registration history
- 19 October 2026 First published in the EU energy label register (EPREL)
- 20 October 2026 Placed on the EU market
Other METZ models: TVs up to 32″
- EMETZ 24MTE3001Z24″ · 1366×768 · 17 W · 25 kWh/yr€7/year
- EMETZ 24MPE7002Z24″ · 1920×1080 · 17 W · 25 kWh/yr€7/year
- EMETZ 24MPH7000Z24″ · 1920×1080 · 18 W · 26 kWh/yr€7/year
- FMETZ 24MTC6000Z24″ · 1366×768 · 21 W · 31 kWh/yr€9/year
- EMETZ 32MTD3001Z32″ · 1366×768 · 26 W · 38 kWh/yr€11/year
Comparable TVs & monitors from other brands
- FAvtex C270TRS27″ · 1920×1080 · 26 W · 38 kWh/yr€11/year
- FAvtex W279TS27″ · 1920×1080 · 26 W · 38 kWh/yr€11/year
- ETELECO s.p.a TEK32W932″ · 1920×1080 · 26 W · 38 kWh/yr€11/year
- EPhilips 32PHS5507/1232″ · 1366×768 · 26 W · 38 kWh/yr€11/year
- EContinental Edison CELED32SA22B632″ · 1366×768 · 26 W · 38 kWh/yr€11/year
- EDigiquest Solutions Surl TV00069 TV ANDROID 32 DIGIQUEST32″ · 1366×768 · 26 W · 38 kWh/yr€11/year
Source: EU energy label register (EPREL), registration 2712501. Values are as declared by the supplier. YearlyCost is not affiliated with the European Commission or METZ.