“120hz vs 120 motion rate We just bought a Samsung un50j6200. It indicates a 120 "motion rate" on the box which I thought was a 120hz. We have a terrible problem with motion blur. There is no way to adjust for this because on the inside it appears to be only a 60hz. Best Buy told us the only way to get rid of motion blur is to upgrade to a 4K. If we upgrade will we still have a problem with motion blur because it's not a true 120hz or will the upgrade solve the problem?”
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We have the 4K with the same "120 Motion Rate". It does NOT compare to our old Sony which had true 120 hz. We do notice the difference. Our Best Buy rep did point this out to us.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Upgrade, we had the same problem
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I believe that I have this same model in 4K and have no motion blur; however I also have an older, smaller non-Samsung TV and do not have motion blur with any sports programming including football, basketball, NASCAR. Perhaps it's a combination of your provider and the TV.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.There is no motion blur in the 4K I just bought. I have a good eye and I've looked to see if there any blur on mine Samsung SUHD and there isn't! Mine is a 50 inch.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.120 motion rate is actually only 60hz with upgraded processing to mask the blur. It simply a wording scheme to get people to buy it over something else. Also, getting a "4k television does not guarantee that you will see reduced blur, as there are many 4k tv's with this exact "motion rate". Personally i dont mind it much, but it truly depends what you use your tv for. More action - higher rate.
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