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Beko vs Midea dishwashers: which costs less to run?

Every ENERGY STAR certified Beko and Midea dishwasher, compared by yearly electricity cost at the U.S. average price.

Typical Beko model · cheaper to run
$42/yr
25 models
Typical Midea model
$44/yr
22 models
Difference over 10 years
$18
typical model, in electricity

Same size, side by side

Bigger models use more power, so this is the fair comparison.

SizeBeko typicalMidea typicalCheapest to run
Compact (under 10 place settings)$40 (2)$43 (10)Midea MDC22P1 series · $28/yr
Full size (10 place settings and up)$42 (23)$44 (12)Beko BDDDT48340 series · $41/yr

Cheapest Beko models to run

  1. DDS25842 series 8 place settings · $40/yr
  2. DIS25842 8 place settings · $40/yr
  3. BDDDT48340 series 17 place settings · $41/yr
  4. BDDDT49340 series 17 place settings · $41/yr
  5. BDDIT48340 17 place settings · $41/yr
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Cheapest Midea models to run

  1. MDC22P1 series 6 place settings · $28/yr
  2. MDC22P2A series 6 place settings · $28/yr
  3. MDC6S5 series 6 place settings · $28/yr
  4. WQP6-3602M-US 6 place settings · $28/yr
  5. MDT24P3C series 16 place settings · $42/yr
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Questions

Are Beko or Midea dishwashers cheaper to run?

Beko. The typical (median) Beko model costs $42 a year in electricity, against $44 for Midea, about $18 over a 10-year life. Compare models of the same size, because bigger models use more.

What is the cheapest Beko dishwasher to run?

The Beko DDS25842 series, at $40 a year (220 kWh).

What is the cheapest Midea dishwasher to run?

The Midea MDC22P1 series, at $28 a year (155 kWh).

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