“If it has a 60hz native refresh rate why does it advertise as a 120hz TV?”

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• To make you think it's a 'better' tv. Notice it doesn't say '120hz refresh rate'. It says 'Motion Rate 120'. Who even knows what that means?

  Answered by rdebose 6 years ago

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• It's advertised as Motion Rate 120. It's a 60hz, but there is a software process that smoothes motion blur close to 120hz. I've had a 120hz TV before and while the motion blur seems minimal, it is not 120hz.

  Answered by JonR 6 years ago

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