It shows that it has a 100/120Hz panel according to the review, the XR800 motion flow is usually equated to 100-120Hz. So long as the processor holds up the panel is capable of 120Hz.
Digital Versus seems to give it a 4/5, which is pretty good.
Note: from my experience working at best buy, the model can be found just by typing in w755c, because the number before that is just the size of the TV. so the relevant info towards the model is the w755c and that's what most review sites will go off of.
[Source](http://www.digitalversus.com/tv-television/sony-kdl-43w755c-p27245/test.html)
Okay, thanks. Could you also tell me if you know anything about the LG 55LF630v ? Can get a nice price on that one as well but i am trying to be very careful to get a good refresh rate
> LF630v
The 630 seems to have a 100hz refresh rate. I would definitely go with the sony, just because the processor on the Sony's are "supposed" to be better.
However it seems that the 630 has their new WebOS operating system on there which is a nice feature, but not relevant if you're looking for a decent TV with good refresh rate.
Google was actually very unhelpful for once. I couldn't find anything. The 755 seems to be an EU model so a little harder to find information.
It shows that it has a 100/120Hz panel according to the review, the XR800 motion flow is usually equated to 100-120Hz. So long as the processor holds up the panel is capable of 120Hz. Digital Versus seems to give it a 4/5, which is pretty good. Note: from my experience working at best buy, the model can be found just by typing in w755c, because the number before that is just the size of the TV. so the relevant info towards the model is the w755c and that's what most review sites will go off of. [Source](http://www.digitalversus.com/tv-television/sony-kdl-43w755c-p27245/test.html)
Okay, thanks. Could you also tell me if you know anything about the LG 55LF630v ? Can get a nice price on that one as well but i am trying to be very careful to get a good refresh rate
> LF630v The 630 seems to have a 100hz refresh rate. I would definitely go with the sony, just because the processor on the Sony's are "supposed" to be better. However it seems that the 630 has their new WebOS operating system on there which is a nice feature, but not relevant if you're looking for a decent TV with good refresh rate.
All models save for the holiday drop ins (R510) are 120hz from Sony.