Panasonic TC-P50VT20
Power Consumption
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• Fairly inexpensive for a plasma: $36.45/year.• Price may fluctuate more than the average TV, but those fluctuations shouldn't be more than $5/year. |
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Plasmas draw different amounts of power depending on what's being displayed onscreen. In the Panasonic TC-P50VT20's case, a bright screen can draw almost twice as much power as a moderately-lit scene. Fortunately, the TC-P50VT20's power draw isn't ridiculously high even at its worst. Expect to pay around $36.45 per year, but if you're watching content that contains significantly more bright scenes, that figure can jump up by $3 or $4. (More on how we test Power Consumption.)
| Setting | Average Watts | Cost per Year |
| On | 186.66 | $36.45 |
Below we've compared the TC-P50VT20 to a few competing models.
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• Fairly inexpensive for a plasma: $36.45/year.
