“Why in every did tcl hype at CES to CNET and everyone else that the 75r would be 120hz native now that it's out tcl website says 120cmi can anyone that owns the 75r confirm 100% 60hz or 120hz native?”

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• The 65" and lower have a 60 Hz refresh rate. The 75" version which launched in 2019 has a 120Hz CMI which refers to the actual display's refresh rate. You will also see a 480 Natural Motion mentioned, this is a strobe effect. As the display will will refresh about every 8ms due to being 120Hz it will also strobe 4 times for each frame (2 ms) giving the illusion of an even higher refresh rate. For a more detailed explanation into the effect you can read here. https://www.cnet.com/news/ultra-hd-4k-tv-refresh-rates/

  Answered by ChaosFenix 6 years ago

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• The 75 inch model of the 6 series is a true 120 hz. Smaller sizes are 60 hz.

  Answered by Gryphy5 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 6 years ago

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• This TCL Roku TV has a 480 Natural Motion and 120Hz CMI. Thank you, TCL Customer Support

  Answered by TCLExpert 6 years ago

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