When looking for a good TV for gaming at a budget price, the Samsung 32EH5000, Sony KLV-32EX330, LG 32LV3710, and the Samsung UA32ES5600 are all viable options.
Things to look for in a decent gaming TV include a reasonable screen size, fast refresh rate (at least a 120Hz TV for gaming), and a suitable price.
The following TVs are in the 32-39-inch range and handle the pace and requirements of gaming consoles today. For the 40-47 inch range, check out the bigger, best TVs for gaming available in SA.
Samsung 32-inch Full HD LED TV 32EH5000 (R4,499.00 – Makro)
The Samsung 32EH5000 LED TV features a 100Hz refresh rate to handle quick moving images, and with the Clear Motion tech, gamers will get lag free images when racking up headshots.
The TV also features 2 HDMIs and 1 USB input.
Samsung 32EH5000
Sony 32-inch (81cm ) Full HD LED TV KLV-32EX330 R 4,299.00 – Makro)
Sony’s KLV-32EX330 LED TV is a good option for gamers, as the 32-inch TV features Motionflow 100Hz, along with Sony’s Bravia engine, which reduces lag and judder.
The TV also features 2 HDMI ins and 1 USB port.
9/10 – Trusted Reviews Revoo aggregate score (KDL-32HX753)
Sony KLV-32EX330
LG 32-inch LED Full HD Smart TV 32LV3710 – (R4,519.99 – Hirches)
LG’s 32LV3710 is a good gaming display for its price tag.
The TV features the XD Engine, which helps with de-interlacing and up-scaling.
The TV only has one HDMI and one USB, but makes up by having Smart TV and web browsing capabilities.
HDTV Test: Qualified recommendation (LG L-series)
LG 32LV3710
Samsung UA32ES5600 32-inch SLIM LED TV – (R5,200.00 – Dion Wired)
The new Slim range of TVs are priced higher than traditional design sets, but do take up less space.
The TV features “Clear Motion Rate” teach and a 100Hz refresh rate, along with the Hyper Real Engine, which helps enhance colours and reduce blur on fast moving images.
The TV also houses 3 HDMIs and 2 USB ports.
HDTV test – Qualified Recommendation (ES5 series)
Samsung UA32ES5600
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The Samsung 32EH5000 seems to be 50Hz on most websites, even though some say it is 100Hz. It may be a confusion with the 100 CMR, which is not the same as 100Hz refresh rate. I would like some clarification regarding that. Thanks.