Best Budget 120Hz Tv

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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great tv for gaming if you're not looking in the market for a 120Hz tv.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are HUGE fans of 120Hz displays. Sadly, the cost of legitimate TVs w/120Hz are too high for most, and unfortunately quite a few TVs will claim to "scale up"...but fall short. The QLED capability of our new 75 inch Q60D gives us AMAZINGLY similar experience to a 120Hz screen! While I'll admit it took me a bit to figure out out to optimze the settings to achieve this, the resuls are worth it. And the Filmmaker mode is truly remarkable. This may be considered the "entry level" for the Q-series, but I can't stress enough how much value there is in terms of features and sheer viewing pleasure. I had seen some reviews remarking that the viewing angles on this screen weren't as good as others, but we have had zero issues with that in our livingroom setup. Clear, bright and sharp. Now, let's talk about the Q-Symphony feature...fantastic sound that is remarkably easy to setup if you have a compatible soundbar. We went with the Q600C and optional rear speakers. Because of the way the TV integrates, we're getting movie theater sound that also has VERY clear dialogue in the midst of a thorough surround-sound experience. I found myself really surprised at how realistic the sound distribution was with what was showing on the TV. Now, to be fair, are the built-in speakers to the Q60D good? Not so much by themselves--you simply can't have a TV this thin and have any sort of low frequency response. So, I strongly encourage getting a Samsung soundbar w/sub-woofer as a minimum.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This 120hz TV has very pure herzios and makes the games look fluid.

I waited years for HDMI 2.1 to roll out so when I upgraded from my 1080p projector to a 4K TV, I could get 120Hz and HDR for gaming. This TV finally fits the bill, and I'm loving it. Image quality is great, color accuracy seems to be roughly on par with my calibrated IPS monitors in Gamer mode, and input lag is pretty solid - feels closer to my 1ms 240Hz monitor than my 5ms 75Hz monitor, even in 60Hz mode. I was able to get 4K 120Hz working on my HDMI 2.0b 1080 Ti graphics card, and 4:2:0 chroma subsampling looks fine while I wait for proper HDMI 2.0 devices and receivers to roll out. Games look great in 4K and with dynamic resolutions outputting at 4K, but 1440p looks muddier than 1080p on this display since the pixels don't match up; for the average gamer, I'd recommend running games at 1080p or 1440p with 4K image output via Radeon or Nvidia Image Sharpening. Don't bother outputting 1440p to this thing. Switch, PS4, PS3 and XB1 games look great on this TV, and the videos I've watched also look solid. Be sure to set both regular and HDR modes to Gamer, they default to something like Vivid and it looks smeary. One and only complaint I have is that the backlight is a little obvious when you're displaying a black image with a white cursor overlaid on top. Might be able to reduce the effect by fiddling with the backlight settings, though, and black levels and brightness are both great, so it's a worthy trade-off. You also don't have to worry about burn-in like with OLED TVs since this is using an IPS panel. This should last me this upcoming console generation and hopefully further, without me feeling like I'm missing out. Overall, this is a highly recommended TV, especially if you're getting a new one for the PS5 or Xbox Series X.

Probably can't find a better quality TV for the price. According to Samsung, MotionRate 60 is a true, native 60Hz refresh rate, unlike their MotionRate 120 and 240, which are native 60Hz and 120Hz before processing. I tend not to use these settings anyway, so a true 60Hz is actually pretty decent, considering most 120Hz Tvs are actually 60Hz anyway. The smoothing functions, to me, tend to be a little distracting anyway. So for the money, it's a very respectable TV. Of course it doesn't compare to the newest 4k or 8k TVs but that's not what you're looking for when you buy a $250 TV.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best TV I've ever owned. In 2019 I upgraded to 4k, Prior was a top of line Samsung 55' 1080p with 120hz. When I did the upgrade to 4k (Samsung un65na6900 or something like that) I was misled by the 120 motion vs actual 120hz refresh rate and really didn't know much about 4k. The TV was good but watching sports wasn't because of refresh rate. Now to this TV, wow, the tv is EXCELLENT. I upgraded for my PS5 and out the box its impressive. I used XBox1s to calibrate it even better. I love it, the sound is excellent too. By far best Tv I've owned. I've read reviews about the black level but I haven't seen it. Now if PS5 will update for the VRR and HDMI 2.1 I'll be set.

Great 4K 120hz tv for under $1000. Color and clarity are excellent. Plenty of options and perfect for the Xbox series x. Speakers sound good for tv speakers, not as good as the sk8000 speakers but good enough. The smart tv features are excellent and it also works with Google assistant and Apple HomeKit. The only issue I have with the tv is that it has a little backlight bleed on the top left but it's only noticeable on a dark screen. Would definitely recommend this tv to anyone who wants a really nice tv for a lower price.