So you should stick with the HDMI cable provided with the PS5 where possible, as this is designed to carry all the data the console needs for its maximum performance. HDMI cables also vary in how much data they can carry. It’s not just HDMI sockets that need to be able to handle enough data to unlock all of the PS5’s features. (Image credit: HDMI Licensing Administrator, Inc) Make sure you use the right input on your TV Philips's OLED807 and Panasonic's LZ980 are both excellent options.įor more guidance here, check out our rundown of the best gaming TVs you can currently buy. Philips and Panasonic have also been selling TVs featuring two PS5-friendly HDMI sockets since 2021. Having been disappointingly slow out of the blocks, a number of Sony's 20 TVs, most notably the A80K, A90K and A95K OLEDs, do now support all of the PS5's best features via two HDMI ports.
Samsung’s QLED models from 2020 and QLED and Neo QLED TVs for 2021 all have at least one or two HDMI ports that support all the PS5 features, while 2021 models from the Q95A series upwards and many more 2022 models (including the Q90A) carrying four PS5-friendly HDMIs
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For starters, all of LG’s OLED B2, C2, G2 and Z2 (plus older C- and G-series models) feature HDMI sockets (two in the case of the B2, four for all of the others) with full PS5 compatibility.
We can get the ball rolling, though, with some sets we already know support all the latest gaming features. All you can do is try and trawl through a TV’s small print or detailed specs to see if 4K/120 and VRR are included. Even if a TV claims to be compatible with the latest 2.1 version of the HDMI input, that doesn’t guarantee 4K/120Hz or VRR compatibility. What’s more, there’s currently no easy labelling system to help you spot TVs that might be compatible with all of the latest gaming features.
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