Philips 65OLED935/12
Television · model 65OLED935/12 · on the market since 1 January 2021
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 | €22 | €221 |
| Austria | 0.326 | €60 | €604 |
| Belgium | 0.358 | €66 | €663 |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | 0.1 | €18 | €184 |
| Bulgaria | 0.134 | €25 | €249 |
| Croatia | 0.182 | €34 | €337 |
| Cyprus | 0.269 | €50 | €498 |
| Czechia | 0.288 | €53 | €535 |
| Denmark | 0.238 | €44 | €440 |
| Estonia | 0.212 | €39 | €393 |
| Finland | 0.269 | €50 | €499 |
| France | 0.249 | €46 | €461 |
| Georgia | 0.073 | €14 | €136 |
| Germany | 0.362 | €67 | €671 |
| Greece | 0.24 | €45 | €445 |
| Hungary | 0.114 | €21 | €211 |
| Iceland | 0.202 | €37 | €374 |
| Ireland | 0.387 | €72 | €718 |
| Italy | 0.314 | €58 | €583 |
| Kosovo | 0.087 | €16 | €161 |
| Latvia | 0.242 | €45 | €448 |
| Liechtenstein | 0.299 | €55 | €554 |
| Lithuania | 0.216 | €40 | €401 |
| Luxembourg | 0.202 | €38 | €375 |
| Malta | 0.127 | €24 | €235 |
| Moldova | 0.187 | €35 | €347 |
| Montenegro | 0.104 | €19 | €193 |
| Netherlands | 0.244 | €45 | €452 |
| North Macedonia | 0.117 | €22 | €217 |
| Norway | 0.199 | €37 | €370 |
| Poland | 0.3 | €56 | €556 |
| Portugal | 0.237 | €44 | €439 |
| Romania | 0.284 | €53 | €526 |
| Serbia | 0.12 | €22 | €222 |
| Slovakia | 0.199 | €37 | €368 |
| Slovenia | 0.212 | €39 | €393 |
| Spain | 0.251 | €47 | €465 |
| Sweden | 0.306 | €57 | €568 |
| Türkiye | 0.066 | €12 | €122 |
How it compares
Compared with 1,227 TVs 56–65″ on the EU register:
- Power draw127 Wlower than 7%
- HDR power draw120 Wlower than 67%
1,127 comparable models use less energy. The typical model in this group uses 140 kWh a year; most use between 101 and 197. See the full ranking.
Energy label values
| Energy efficiency class | G on the A–G scale |
|---|---|
| Type | television |
| Screen size | 65″ |
| Screen size | 164 cm |
| Resolution | 3840×2160 px |
| Panel | OLED |
| Refresh rate | 100 Hz |
| Power in SDR mode | 127 W |
| Power in HDR mode | 120 W |
| Energy class (HDR) | G |
| Standby | 0.3 W |
| Networked standby | 2 W |
| Automatic brightness control | No |
Lifespan & repair
Spare parts
Under EU ecodesign rules (Regulation (EU) 2019/2021), key spare parts must stay available for at least 7 years after the last unit of the model is placed on the market.
Registration history
- 31 December 2020 First published in the EU energy label register (EPREL)
- 1 January 2021 Placed on the EU market
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Source: EU energy label register (EPREL), registration 422477. Values are as declared by the supplier. YearlyCost is not affiliated with the European Commission or Philips.