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The top 4K TVs for PS5 and 8K TVs for PS5 Pro - What are the best 4K and 8K TVs for PS5 and PS5 Pro in 2025? Sony has ushered in the next stage of console ga...
The Best TVs for PS5: What Should You Be Looking For?Understanding what it is you need to be looking out for when it comes to purchasing a new television set, especially for a new console, is not the easiest task. Believe us, we've been there. With lists upon lists of specifications to parse through, it can be difficult to identify what separates the best TV from the rest. Because of that, we're going to list some of the most important features you need to be looking out for when considering what TV to purchase for use with PS5.
4K resolution is the most obvious and basic place to start. Many PS5 games will target native 4K, which is 3840 x 2160 pixels. Some titles may instead opt for a dynamic 4K resolution, which slightly decreases visual quality so that other aspects of the experience can run better. A better frame rate is just one example of why a studio may choose a dynamic 4K resolution. Almost all of the latest TVs support 4K so you shouldn't have to worry about selecting the correct resolution.
8K resolution is the next step up in visual fidelity, offering a massive 7680 x 4320 pixel count. While the PS5 Pro may not run all games at native 8K, some titles may benefit from image quality beyond 4K.
The selection of true 8K TVs is still limited, and native 8K content remains rare, but an 8K display can future-proof your setup while delivering incredible detail and sharpness when properly utilized.
HDR is one of the features introduced to the console market by PS4 Pro, and it stands for High Dynamic Range. It increases the quality of pixels a TV can display, making them far brighter and much darker depending on what you're viewing. In unison with a 4K resolution, a television with both features will contain more pixels at a much, much better quality. When it comes to selecting the right TV for HDR support, you'll want to look out for one that specifies HDR10.
120 frames-per-second is now possible with PS5, but you need the correct TV to go alongside the console. All 4K televisions can support up to 60 frames-per-second, but if you want to double that, you must purchase a 4K TV with HDMI 2.1 and 120Hz support. Sony will supply an Ultra High-Speed HDMI cable inside the PS5 packaging for use with next-gen games that support the increased frame rate. If you want to guarantee yourself support for PS5 games with 120 frames-per-second capabilities, the only way to do so is with a 4K TV that has HDMI 2.1 and 120Hz support.
Variable refresh rate is separate from the typical chatter of gaming frame rates. Commonly referred to as VRR, it is a new feature that allows the PS5 and TV to communicate and adjust refresh rates on the fly. A poor refresh rate is what results in screen tearing and judder so this feature works to eliminate the problem by adapting to what's on the screen. Not all 4K televisions come with a variable refresh rate so this is another feature you should keep your eye out for when selecting the correct set. It does go hand in hand with HDMI 2.1 support, though, and we have a few TVs containing the feature below.
Input latency is also very important when choosing the right 4K TV for gaming purposes. This is the time it takes for your button press to be accepted by the console and then sent to the TV for display, so you want this particular statistic to be as small as possible. Some of the best 4K TVs right now have input latencies at around 10 milliseconds or less, which is excellent for gaming. This window can increase to 30ms, at which point input latency will be noticeable.
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