how is the motion blur on this 60hz tv null

Pretty good actually. I own several 120Hz models and the H8 is on par. Most sets are actually 60Hz native. A lot of the sets under $1,000 claim higher refresh rates, however, it's really a marketing gimmick. The sets use video processing effects to create the 120Hz effect.

It is okay. Not spectacular but not the worst. It is part of the reason I returned mine though.

Sports Mode and Game mode look good. Ultra Smooth Motion for less shaking during fast-motion scenes.

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Pretty good actually. I own several 120Hz models and the H8 is on par. Most sets are actually 60Hz native. A lot of the sets under $1,000 claim higher refresh rates, however, it's really a marketing gimmick. The sets use video processing effects to create the 120Hz effect.
Answered by PaulCT 9 years ago
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It is okay. Not spectacular but not the worst. It is part of the reason I returned mine though.
Answered by awturbosp 9 years ago
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Sports Mode and Game mode look good. Ultra Smooth Motion for less shaking during fast-motion scenes.
Answered by Spiderdog 9 years ago
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