“I am totally confused about the refresh rate listed for this TV. Wha tis the difference between "native refresh rate" and "effective refresh rate" ? Bought this for my kids to use for gaming because it showed 120 refresh rate. Is this not a good gaming”
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TCL TV’s use a combination of advanced signal processing and backlight scanning to enhance the native refresh rate (60Hz) and present an effective refresh rate (what your eye sees) of 120Hz CMI. This is why you see different specs listed – but the result is a smooth, blur free image, perfect for fast moving sports or video games. Hope this helps! Thank you, TCL Customer Support
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Totally ignore all the motion rate clear motion all those things are just manufactured gimmicks. the native refresh rate is what you're looking for. This TVs native refresh rate is 60 HZ for the new Xbox and Playstation you want 120 HZ but you also want HDMI 2.1 ports or it will not support full 120 frames per second at 4K. The bad news is the cheapest TV you can get with 120 HZ at 4K is the LG nano 85 which the cheapest I have found was $496. I bought two of these for my boys returned one because he already has a 4K so if this doesn't bring any advantage for him, kept the other cuz he only has a 1080p TV
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This panel provide 60hz MAX
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