Cloud Gaming
Dive into the world of Cloud Gaming where expensive gaming consoles and hardware are no longer required to stream your favorite games directly to your TV. Just with a reliable internet connection and a compatible TV, you can access the full libraries of apps such as Xbox, Nvidia GeForce Now and Utomik with no downloads or installations required.
A game consol connected to the TV via wire disappears to just show a controller. Then the TV screen comes to life, displaying a game scene. The text No console required for gaming is on top of the TV.
- * Make sure that your TV supports Cloud Gaming feature.
- *An internet connection is required for Cloud Gaming. Enrollment and paid subscription to each service may be necessary.
Convenient UI
A gaming TV with a built-in Game Bar is a great investment if you want to handle even the most demanding games with ease. Not only does it offer more control over game settings like input lag, sound output and picture mode, but it also enables you to adjust the display aspect ratio from 16:9 to 21:9 or 32:9 for a wider field of view. You'll be able to spot your enemies better and emerge victorious.
A game scene from 'The First Descendants' is on display. The game bar, featuring essential settings, showcases the game picture mode set to standard, a screen ratio of 16:9, minimap zoom set to off, game motion plus set to off, and virtual aim point set to off. Additionally, the game bar displays a sound output option and offers guidance through the help guide feature. The visual experience expands as the screen gradually zooms out to accommodate a broader perspective, transitioning to a screen ratio of 21:9. Subsequently, the view widens even further as the screen adjusts to a screen ratio of 32:9, offering an even more expansive and immersive gaming encounter.
- * Game Bar is available for ultra wide supported games and PC games only.
- * Some game titles may not support or be limited in the use of this function.
Two same game scenes displaying baseball game show comparison by a difference of response time. The batter of the left side miss the ball due to High Input Lag, but the right side shows the batter hitting the ball due to Low Input Lag TV.
A comparison is being made between the same race car racing in 4K 60Hz and 4K 144Hz, with both displayed side by side. The car racing in 4K 144Hz appears noticeably smoother than the car racing in 4K 60Hz. The text Screen images simulated is on display at the bottom.


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- * Gaming features may vary by model and size. Please refer to the product detail page for each model.
* Images shown here are for representational purpose only, actual may vary. All features, specifications and prices are subject to change without prior notice. Model availability may vary from location to location.