Grundig 40GFB6820

Display, power consumption, dimensions, technologies used, connections, certifications, comfort functions. All these keywords can be relevant for a purchase decision, but it is often difficult to make an exact comparison. For this reason, this article will summarize as many of the specifications mentioned as possible in a comprehensible form. Let's start with the most important component of the 40GFB6820 from Grundig.

Consumption and performance data

The average power consumption of a television is an important factor to consider when choosing a new set. As a rule, modern LED televisions consume between 40 and 150 watts per hour. According to the manufacturer, the 40GFB6820 model described here has an average consumption of 90 w. This can vary depending on screen size, technology and usage. It is advisable to look out for energy-efficient models that have been awarded Energy Star certification in order to minimize energy consumption and save energy costs in the long term. To understand the total power consumption of a television, it is important to consider both active and standby consumption. Many modern televisions have an energy-efficient standby mode that reduces consumption to a minimum when the set is not in active use. The standby consumption of this TV is 0.3 w.

Network and Bluetooth

This model ( 40GFB6820 ) supports Wi-Fi. This wireless network connection allows devices to display content from a smartphone or tablet, for example, or to download apps from an app store. The protocols are supported:
Wi-Fi Direct is supported by 40GFB6820 , which is a standard for data transfer between two WLAN devices without a central wireless access point. This functionality makes it possible, for example, to send and display pictures and videos directly to the TV without a Wi-Fi connection to the router. DLNA-certified devices allow you to share content between devices in your home via your home Wi-Fi network. For example, you can set up your VAIO computer as a DLNA server and access music, videos and photos on your TV.

Additional information