New hardware benchmarking details input lag performance for 65-inch gaming displays, including the Roku Pro Series OLED, Hisense U6SF Pro, and Samsung S95H.
Learn how signals are measured using specialized signal generators and colorimeters under Game mode.
Measurements and prices in the market
In our tests, the Roku TV achieved a latency of 8,8 milliseconds with a high-definition signal at 60 frames per second and 4,8 milliseconds at 120 frames per second. The 65-inch model costs $1.199,99 and outperformed other popular options.
The competition included the Hisense U6SF Pro TV, also 65 inches and priced at $1.099, which recorded a delay of 9,2 milliseconds at 60 frames and 4,6 milliseconds at 120 frames.
On the other hand, the $3.399,99 Samsung S95H 65-inch TV previously won PCMag's award for lowest latency in May. In our current tests, it recorded 9,2 milliseconds at 60 frames and 4,8 milliseconds at 120 frames.
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For users to achieve the lowest latency during gameplay, TVs must be set to game mode. These tests show that top-notch response speed performance is no longer limited to the most expensive models on the market.
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