Best TV for Gaming Australia

OLED is better for gaming in most scenarios — it has near-instant pixel response times (under 1ms vs 4-8ms for QLED), perfect blacks for dark game environments, and wide viewing angles for couch co-op. QLED is better only if your gaming room has very bright lighting, as it reaches higher peak brightness.

Under 10ms in Game Mode is excellent and what most modern gaming TVs achieve. Casual gamers won't notice anything under 20ms. Competitive FPS and fighting game players should target under 6ms. The LG C4 and Samsung S90D both achieve around 5-6ms.

The PS5 supports 4K at 120fps in select games (Fortnite, Call of Duty, Rocket League, and others). A 120Hz TV lets you take advantage of this. If you only play single-player games that run at 30-60fps, a 60Hz TV works fine — but 120Hz also reduces motion blur at 60fps.

At minimum 2 — one for your console and one for a soundbar with eARC. If you have both a PS5 and Xbox, you need 3. The LG C4 has 4 HDMI 2.1 ports, while most Samsung and Sony models have only 2. Budget TVs from Hisense and TCL often have just 1.