Best Samsung TVs for response time

#1

OLED pixels transition almost instantly, leaving fast objects with very little trailing blur. Minor overshoot is generally hard to see.

#2

Nearly instantaneous pixel response keeps fast-moving game objects sharp with minimal trailing.

#3

Almost instantaneous pixel changes sharply reduce the blur behind moving objects.

#4

Pixel response is extremely fast, giving fast-paced games an immediate, clean feel with little blur.

#5

The screen responds quickly enough for enjoyable gaming, with clear improvements after firmware changes. Dark transitions still show more trailing than bright ones.

#6

Fast-moving objects can leave long blur trails, particularly at 60Hz; 120Hz helps somewhat without entirely fixing it.

#7

Pixel transitions are slow in darker scenes, leaving blurred trails especially around 60Hz motion.

#8

Slow pixel transitions are a major limitation in independent measurements, leaving visible blur even when the TV accepts 120Hz or 144Hz signals.

#9

Slow dark-to-bright transitions impair responsiveness.

#10

Slow pixel changes cause visible smearing that undercuts its high-refresh capabilities.

#11

Slow pixel changes blur moving detail and contribute to weak sports and gaming performance.

#12

Pixel transitions are slow enough to smear rapid movement, a clear drawback in fast games and action scenes.

#13

Pixel transitions are sluggish at 60Hz, 120Hz, and 144Hz, leaving trails around fast-moving objects.

#14

Slow pixel transitions are a drawback for sharper fast-paced gaming and sports, especially on the tested 60Hz panel.

#15

Slow, uneven pixel transitions leave moving objects blurry and hard to distinguish.

#16

Very slow pixel transitions make fast movement visibly blurry even with low input lag.

#17

Cinematic movement is surprisingly blurry, and dark transitions are slower than the high refresh-rate specification suggests.

#18

Slow pixel changes cause visible blur in both video and games.