Great gamer tv but poor movie tv.
just wondering how do you determine this? I noticed the 120hz refresh rate. . I just figured video games were more video demanding than a movie?
We would be talking about a couple of different things here.
With video games, the input lag is the thing you want to look at in testing controller response from the user input (the gamer). This TV has one of the best input lags out there anywhere close to the price point. It comes in around 26.5 Ms. If I was buying a tv solely for playing PS4/xbox, this tv at this price is the one I buy.
On the movie side, though, we are talking about contrast and judder. The contrast isn't very good and the blacks are not deep blacks. There is no HDR/3d capabilities, and won't self-adjust the lighting/dimming. When watching movies from a source like a blu-ray, the "judder" (that little noticeable blurry, fuzzy aspect that causes you to notice a jerk in the picture) is prevelant. Your refresh rate will be fine but because of mismatches between the refresh rate and the frequency of the mive (24hz in Blu-ray case), you see the jerking action.