I wouldn't buy a TV without this feature.
The author highlights the importance of Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) in smart TVs, particularly for gamers. VRR technology smooths out the display for unstable frame rates, creating a less jarring experience, and is a key feature to look for when buying a TV.
Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) is a technology that smooths out the display for unstable frame rates. It's particularly useful for gamers, as it creates a less jarring experience. VRR has been available on computer monitors for a while, but it's now making its way to living room TVs. The author, a gamer, has experienced the benefits of VRR on their Sony Bravia X90J TV. While VRR TVs come with a high price tag, the author believes it's worth the investment, especially for those who game regularly. VRR is a feature that will have value for years to come, making it a worthwhile consideration when buying a new TV.
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