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Gaggenau vs Midea freezers: which costs less to run?

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

Typical Gaggenau model
$86/yr
17 models
Typical Midea model · cheaper to run
$72/yr
35 models
Difference over 12 years
$170
typical model, in electricity

Same size, side by side

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

SizeGaggenau typicalMidea typicalCheapest to run
Medium (7 to 15 cu ft)$80 (10)$72 (14)Midea MRC07M5AWW · $41/yr
Large (15 cu ft and up)$96 (7)$89 (17)Midea MRU17F5A series · $80/yr

Cheapest Gaggenau models to run

  1. RVF417790 9.9 cu ft · $70/yr
  2. RF411705 8.6 cu ft · $73/yr
  3. RF411704 8.6 cu ft · $76/yr
  4. RF461705 12.2 cu ft · $79/yr
  5. RVF467790 14.2 cu ft · $80/yr
All 17 Gaggenau models →

Cheapest Midea models to run

  1. MRC04M3C series 3.5 cu ft · $32/yr
  2. MRU01M3ABB 1.1 cu ft · $39/yr
  3. MRC07M5AWW 7 cu ft · $41/yr
  4. MRC07M6AWW 7 cu ft · $41/yr
  5. MRC07M7AWW 7 cu ft · $41/yr
All 35 Midea models →

Questions

Are Gaggenau or Midea freezers cheaper to run?

Midea. The typical (median) Midea model costs $72 a year in electricity, against $86 for Gaggenau, about $170 over a 12-year life. Compare models of the same size, because bigger models use more.

What is the cheapest Gaggenau freezer to run?

The Gaggenau RVF417790, at $70 a year (385 kWh).

What is the cheapest Midea freezer to run?

The Midea MRC04M3C series, at $32 a year (174 kWh).

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