Power consumption …
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The built-in USB-C docking station naturally also makes the power consumption exciting. That’s why we measured it accordingly and tried to simulate as many everyday values as possible. You can see our results in the table below:
Overview of electricity consumption …
| Manufacturer | Consumption |
| Switched off | 0 Watt |
| Standby | under 1 watt |
| Switched on / no signal | 32 watts |
| Signal via DisplayPort | 32 watts (100% brightness) |
| Signal via DisplayPort | 18 watts (90% brightness) |
| Signal via DisplayPort | 16 watts (80% brightness) |
| Signal via DisplayPort | 12 watts (50% brightness) |
| Notebook via USB-C (battery charging) | 85 watts |
| Notebook via USB-C (battery full) | 57 watts |
| Notebook via USB-C (off, charging only) | 46 watts |
As you can easily see from the table, the power consumption is perfectly within the green range. In our test, a brightness of 80 % was also sufficient. There was no discernible reduction in picture quality and power consumption was reduced by a full 50 %.
Now we come to the conclusion of the Eizo EV3240X review.
Eizo FlexScan EV3240X Monitor Result and general impression …