The native refresh rate of this TV is 60Hz, however the native refresh rate does NOT fully describe the TV’s motion clarity technology. The “open cell” or “native” refresh rate describes only the glass panel’s ability to refresh the image on the screen, without taking into account the benefit of the scanning backlight. VIZIO’s TVs have a Dynamic Motion Rate, which better describes the TV’s ability to achieve motion clarity through the use of its glass panel and scanning backlight. The Dynamic Motion Rate for this TV is 120.

That's what the Best Buy does seem to say, and it is an excellent picture in 4k and for sports too.

The specs say "Clear Motion 360" though the spec for Hz rate may be 60 or even a native120Hz after all. I know it is a very good picture with little evidence of blur in sports and other action shots in any case. I do not swear by any of the numbers. According to CNET the actual numbers most frequently in TVs are a native 60 or 120 Hz, no matter what higher numbers are stated through technological specific brand tweaking techniques. Rarely do TVs get more than a Native 120Hz motion rating, unless you find it in particularly high end, high priced models, again according to CNET reporting.

No 60 HZ with a Virtual Motion 120

“Is this 120hz?”

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The native refresh rate of this TV is 60Hz, however the native refresh rate does NOT fully describe the TV’s motion clarity technology. The “open cell” or “native” refresh rate describes only the glass panel’s ability to refresh the image on the screen, without taking into account the benefit of the scanning backlight. VIZIO’s TVs have a Dynamic Motion Rate, which better describes the TV’s ability to achieve motion clarity through the use of its glass panel and scanning backlight. The Dynamic Motion Rate for this TV is 120.
Answered by VIZIO 5 years ago
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It is not.
Answered by Tony 5 years ago
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That's what the Best Buy does seem to say, and it is an excellent picture in 4k and for sports too.
Answered by Steve 5 years ago
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No. It's a native 60hz TV.
Answered by Zoland2050EX 5 years ago
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The specs say "Clear Motion 360" though the spec for Hz rate may be 60 or even a native120Hz after all. I know it is a very good picture with little evidence of blur in sports and other action shots in any case. I do not swear by any of the numbers. According to CNET the actual numbers most frequently in TVs are a native 60 or 120 Hz, no matter what higher numbers are stated through technological specific brand tweaking techniques. Rarely do TVs get more than a Native 120Hz motion rating, unless you find it in particularly high end, high priced models, again according to CNET reporting.
Answered by Steve 5 years ago
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No 60 HZ with a Virtual Motion 120
Answered by Steve 5 years ago
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