Video game consoles

Connecting

Connect an HDMI-supported video game console to your TV with an HDMI cable.

A Premium High Speed HDMI^™ Cable(s) is fine for general purposes, but if you will connect a video game console that supports 4K 120Hz, use the HDMI cable included with the game console, or an Ultra High Speed HDMI^™ Cable.
The type and position of the HDMI port differs depending on your TV. Refer to the provide documentation included with the TV.

After connecting, set the connected HDMI input port.
To maximize the performance of your TV and video game console, set the [HDMI signal format].

With the video game console turned on, connect it to the TV with an HDMI cable.
Set by following the instructions on the TV screen.

Press the (Quick Settings) button on the remote control, and select the following in order.
[Settings] — [Channels & Inputs] — [External inputs] — [HDMI signal format]
Select the optimal format for your video game console.

If you connect a video game console that supports 4K 120 Hz video output, set to [Enhanced format (4K120, 8K)].
If you connect a video game console that supports VRR, set to [Enhanced format (VRR)].

When connecting a video game console that supports 4K 120Hz and VRR, check the label of the HDMI input ports on the TV and connect to the HDMI input port that is labeled 4K 120Hz or 4K 120Hz 8K, or connect to the HDMI input port that is displayed as [Enhanced format (4K120, 8K)] or [Enhanced format (VRR)] for HDMI signal format].
The available [HDMI signal format] depend on the model. They may also not be supported depending on the model/region/country.
If [Enhanced format (VRR)] is set, slight brightness fluctuations (flicker) may occur on the TV screen depending on the frequency of the content output from the connected video game console.