If you plug a HDMI 2.1 cable into a HDMI 2.0 port, it will still work. If you plug a HDMI 2.0 cable into your PS5, it will still work, but it won’t offer support for the same video output.

Use the included HDMI cable and plug one end into the HDMI OUT port on the back of your PS5 console. Plug the other end into the HDMI IN port on the back of your TV, monitor or alternate display. Plug ...

With plenty of ports on offer in addition to AMD's Freesync Premium Pro and VRR support for the PS5 thanks to its HDMI 2.1 ...

You should also make sure you've connected your PS5 to the TV using a 4K-ready HDMI port, which may be labeled as such on your device. As for the HDMI cord itself, try to stick to the one that ...

Currently, the PS5 and Xbox Series X are the only consoles ... HDMI 2.1 can support higher refresh rates of up to 144Hz in 4K through the HDMI port, which was previously limited to 4K at 60Hz.

Capture cards allow you to record and stream video and audio from a source, such as a PS5, Xbox, camera, and so on. They connect via the HDMI port on your console which can then be connected to ...

This is the device that captures the video and audio from your output device, such as your PS5, and converts it into digital information that can be passed to your Meta Quest. With the Meta Quest HDMI ...

PS5, PS VR 2, gaming PC that hits the right specs, a love of VR—then this adapter makes sense, but for the vast majority of PC gamers a Quest or Index would probably be a better buy until a firmware ...

Samsung promises there’s a 27- and 37-inch Odyssey 3D monitor coming later this year, though we don't yet know its price.

LG's 34-inch Curved OLED UltraGear gaming monitor is down to the very reasonable price of $800, making this a great deal if you're in the market for a ...

You should also make sure you've connected your PS5 to the TV using a 4K-ready HDMI port, which may be labeled as such on your device. As for the HDMI cord itself, try to stick to the one that ...

When shopping for a new TV for your PS5 or Xbox Series X ... HDMI 2.1 is the latest specification for the ubiquitous HDMI port, used to connect your monitor to a PC or gaming console to your ...