“Why do the specifications of this TV say it is "120hz" for the "refresh rate" when none of the HDMI ports are compatible with a signal of 120hz?”

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• The apps like netflix, hulu, hbomax, youtube, etc. Can show stuff at 120hz but plugging your pc, xbox, ps5, etc will only go to 60hz.

  Answered by KINGQUISIE 3 years ago

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• The screen is native 120Hz, meaning EVERYTHING you see displayed is at 120Hz. The inputs do not accept 120HZ in, only 60Hz. The TV itself does the conversion to 120Hz, so it is done in the TV, not the source.

  Answered by Squirrel 3 years ago

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• What's crazy about this is motion is horrendous usning any of the apps but is perfect when I use an external Roku stick. This TV has a ton of problems.

  Answered by JonS 3 years ago

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• I own that tv its realy good ..its 120 hz for everything except the hdmi port..so for video games is 60 hz but for all the rest its 120 hz

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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