It's got around 60 ms of input lag. Personally and from experience, a TV around 30 ms is ideal, as that's when you stop noticing the input lag. My older TV has got 70 ms, and it was perfectly fine playing games on it, but you could definitely feel the input lag, especially with PC games. On console games, with a controller, I could move the stick, and right after it snapped back into it's original position, that's when my character moved on screen, but on average half that. The thing about input lag is that you build up muscle memory, so to say that higher is worse isn't necessarily true, despite what the uneducated crowd says. I now use a projector with input lag of 30 ms, and the difference is night and day. I also have a gaming...