Energy labelling and ecodesign requirements will apply to smartphones and tablets from June 2025
c/europe · u/fluppy@lemm.ee · 43 points
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/62370804
c/europe · u/fluppy@lemm.ee · 43 points
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/62370804
u/A_norny_mousse@feddit.org · 4 points
Well it only makes sense. Not that those fridge labels did a world of good for our ecosphere, but still.
Except ...
>They do not apply to tablet computers, to products with flexible main display (roll-up), and to smartphones for high security communication.
Huh? Lobbyism? What happened there?
u/Eideen@lemmy.world · 2 points
Looks great!
Scoop
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The following table shows **some examples** of products in scope and out of scope in the **Ecodesign Regulation**:
In Scope
Out of Scope
Check the **complete list** in the Ecodesign Regulation and the Energy Labelling Regulation.
Ecodesign Requirements
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Ecodesign requirements will apply to smartphones and tablets put on the EU market from 20 June 2025 onwards.
The ecodesign requirements will include:
Energy Label
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Energy Labelling requirements will apply to smartphones and tablets put on the EU market from 20 June 2025 onwards.
Smartphones and tablets will have to display information on their energy efficiency, battery longevity, protection from dust and water and resistance to accidental drops. This is also the first time that a product placed on the EU market will be required to display a repairability score.
This energy label will help EU consumers make more informed and sustainable purchasing choices and encourage sustainable consumption.
The European Product Registry for Energy Labelling (EPREL) offers more detailed information on models placed on the EU market. This can be accessed by scanning the QR code featured on the new energy labels.
Understanding the Smartphones and Tablets Energy

1. Scale of energy efficiency classes from A to G.
2. The energy efficiency class of this product.
3. The battery endurance per cycle, in hours and minutes per full battery charge.
4. Repeated free fall reliability class.
5. Battery endurance in cycles.
6. Repairability class.
7. Ingress Protection rating.
u/federalreverse@feddit.org · 1 points
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