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Sharp Elite PRO-60X5FD Review Archive

$5,999.00
8.1
Better than 92% of Reviewed TVs

Power Consumption

The different calibration settings we used affected power consumption. The Elite Pure settings produced very favorable results: watching this TV for about five hours per day over the course of a year would yield an annual cost of about $15.04.

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Our calibration settings were brighter than the Elite Pure settings, so they produced a higher power consumption cost. When the TV was calibrated for a peak luminance of 200 cd/m2, it would consume roughly $25.78 per year. With the backlight setting turned all the way up, it would cost an estimated $31.83 over the course of a year.

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An enthusiast of all things tech, Josh is one of Reviewed.com's resident television experts. When he's not looking at bright TV screens in a dark room, you can find him buying another pair of jeans, purchasing games during a Steam sale, or playing with his Canon T3i.