Most smart TVs feature a refresh rate of either 60Hz, 120Hz, or 144Hz. The lower option is dated, and may result in visuals ...

Of all the logos, numbers and initialisms on the side of a TV box, the spec I’m asked about most often is refresh rate, i.e. the set rate at which a display refreshes itself per second.

BenQ's latest 32-inch 4K monitor for creative pros offers sweet IPS-enabled image quality, 144Hz refresh and fantastic ...

It’s measured in hertz (Hz). So a 60Hz monitor can be refreshed up to 60 times per second and therefore a 144Hz monitor can be refreshed 144 times. The higher the refresh rate, the smoother the ...

In other words, for console gamers, it makes sense to upgrade from a 60Hz TV to a 120Hz TV, but you shouldn't feel compelled to upgrade from 120Hz to 144Hz just yet. Most movies and modern TV ...

What sets it apart from other mid-range phones with OLED panels is the super-speedy 144Hz refresh rate (the Pixel 6a has a measly 60Hz), which also overtakes the 90Hz of the previous Motorola Edge ...

If you regularly play competitive games, a 144Hz will probably be worth it if you want an edge. However, if you’re happy playing in a relaxed gaming session, 60Hz will do you fine. Rory Greig ...

The refresh rate of a gaming laptop display is a key specification, and 144Hz is a sweet spot for enjoying high FPS gaming. While you can definitely play games on a 60Hz screen, you should aim for ...

The G1 Game delivers the boost in motion clarity that gamers expect of a 144Hz display, and it’s a night-and-day improvement over a 60Hz alternative. The Arzopa G1 Game case is simple but effective.

Up to 3 at 6K/60Hz over Thunderbolt and 1 at 4K/144Hz over HDMI or Up to 3 external displays: Up to 2 at 6K/60Hz over Thunderbolt and 1 at 8K/60Hz or 1 at 4K/240Hz over HDMI M3: One external ...