Is the LED Panel in this TV 120Hz? Or is it Native 60Hz? null

https://www.cnet.com/news/the-best-tv-for-the-money-tcls-6-series-now-comes-in-a-75-inch-size-ces-2019/ Cnet says it will be a true 120

I bought one of these. The picture was indeed beautiful and it worked fine. However, I returned it because it has been listed as a 120Hz TV and when I got it and tried it out, it was definitely 60Hz. I called TCL support and they tried to explain that it was 120Hz TV but I pressed them on the issue of native refresh rate vs processed and they realized I wasn't buying the marketing jargon and admitted it was a 60 Hz panel. $1799.00 is too much to spend on a 60Hz TV so I returned it to Best Buy and notified them of my experience with TCL support and pointed out that the Best Buy website still has the TV listed as 120Hz. Best Buy has since corrected their website to list "120Hz CMI". I don't fault Best Buy for this, Best Buy is great and always does the best for their customers. This is just another bargain rate Chinese company trying to sell their products through deceptive marketing practices hoping the average stupid American won't notice.

Its been tested and verified 120hz on the avs forum member for the 75 inch.

I think tcl crapshoot pulled our chains on this one telling everyone it would be 120hz native cuz it lists 120hz cmi on their website that tells me its 60hz native

As a follow up to Bill’s reply... Bill, please post a link to your source stating this panel is 60hz Native

Hello TCL, Can you confirm once and for all this panel's native refresh rate?

TCL does not disclose the native rate, but it's almost certainly 60. https://www.cnet.com/google-amp/news/beware-fake-120hz-refresh-rates-on-4k-tvs/

From what I have read this is a true native 120hz panel

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Answered by Chris 7 years ago
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I bought one of these. The picture was indeed beautiful and it worked fine. However, I returned it because it has been listed as a 120Hz TV and when I got it and tried it out, it was definitely 60Hz. I called TCL support and they tried to explain that it was 120Hz TV but I pressed them on the issue of native refresh rate vs processed and they realized I wasn't buying the marketing jargon and admitted it was a 60 Hz panel. $1799.00 is too much to spend on a 60Hz TV so I returned it to Best Buy and notified them of my experience with TCL support and pointed out that the Best Buy website still has the TV listed as 120Hz. Best Buy has since corrected their website to list "120Hz CMI". I don't fault Best Buy for this, Best Buy is great and always does the best for their customers. This is just another bargain rate Chinese company trying to sell their products through deceptive marketing practices hoping the average stupid American won't notice.
Answered by BroadcastEngineer 7 years ago
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Its been tested and verified 120hz on the avs forum member for the 75 inch.
Answered by Dice 7 years ago
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I think tcl crapshoot pulled our chains on this one telling everyone it would be 120hz native cuz it lists 120hz cmi on their website that tells me its 60hz native
Answered by Jack 7 years ago
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As a follow up to Bill’s reply... Bill, please post a link to your source stating this panel is 60hz Native
Answered by Drpoomanchu 7 years ago
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Hello TCL, Can you confirm once and for all this panel's native refresh rate?
Answered by CSmith 6 years ago
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120
Answered by Anonymous 6 years ago
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TCL does not disclose the native rate, but it's almost certainly 60. https://www.cnet.com/google-amp/news/beware-fake-120hz-refresh-rates-on-4k-tvs/
Answered by ej76az 7 years ago
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From what I have read this is a true native 120hz panel
Answered by Drpoomanchu 7 years ago
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Tcl says it’s a 60hz
Answered by Bill 7 years ago
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