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Which models are compatible with PS5 and Xbox Series X/S for Variable Refresh Rate (VRR)?

Please refer to the Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) models listed below


*PS5 only supports VRR functions through HDMI 2.1 port for now. 

Since Zowie doesn't have models with HDMI 2.1 ports, no models support VRR on PS5 at the moment.
 

To enable the VRR function in the Xbox Series X/S, please follow below steps or refer to the video.

1) Make sure to enable the Adaptiv-Sync / Freesync Premium function through the monitor menu.

2) Restart your console.

3) Go to "TV; display options" under "General".

4) Go to "Video modes" under "Advanced".

5) Check the option “Allow variable refresh rate”.


*Since the  “Overrides”  setting is not compatible with  “Allow variable refresh rate” , please make sure the option of  “Overrides”  in  “Display”  under  “Video fidelity & overscan” is selected on “Auto-detect (Recommended)”

*When turning on the Adaptive-Sync / Freesync Premium, please turn off DyAc/DyAc+ (if your monitor has that feature) through the monitor menu, since DyAc/DyAc+ is not compatible with variable fresh rate technology.

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