Are the hdmi ports 2.1 or only 2.0? null

I would say BEST BUY is 100 PERCENT burnt bulbs!!! You tell me how bright a TV is, how many ports it has, how much energy I save a year in your specifications page, he11 you even tell me what version of USB it has, but you don't display the HDMI version, the most important information for people that want to connect to 120Hz 4k TVs, PS5, XBOX S/X, or Nvidia 30 Series cards. Every TV on BESTBUY website is missing information on the HDMI version because they are lazy or inept. You will have to go to the manufacturer website and see for yourself, or might want to talk to some tech support (minutes wasted). How hard is it to write: HDMI 2.1 YES

In the manufacturer information they says that it has 2 hdmi outputs that support 4K Ultra HD 60Hz video. So I would assume that because it doesn't mention 120Hz, the hdmi are 2.0 and not 2.1.

“Are the hdmi ports 2.1 or only 2.0?”

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I would say BEST BUY is 100 PERCENT burnt bulbs!!! You tell me how bright a TV is, how many ports it has, how much energy I save a year in your specifications page, he11 you even tell me what version of USB it has, but you don't display the HDMI version, the most important information for people that want to connect to 120Hz 4k TVs, PS5, XBOX S/X, or Nvidia 30 Series cards. Every TV on BESTBUY website is missing information on the HDMI version because they are lazy or inept. You will have to go to the manufacturer website and see for yourself, or might want to talk to some tech support (minutes wasted). How hard is it to write: HDMI 2.1 YES
Answered by JustSayin3 5 years ago
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In the manufacturer information they says that it has 2 hdmi outputs that support 4K Ultra HD 60Hz video. So I would assume that because it doesn't mention 120Hz, the hdmi are 2.0 and not 2.1.
Answered by Eurypharynx 5 years ago
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