Personally could careless. VRR via Freesync I have on my Xbox Series X (my setup is simple):
1. 2021 Neo QD-LED (Samsung
My setup is simple.
1. 2021 Samsung QN90A (QD-QLED) has everything besides Dolby vision. ALLM, Game mode optimizer, VRR via Freesync (Freesync Premium Pro) HDR1000, HDMI 2.1, BFI, etc. It has next to even LG C1s OLED one of the lowest input lag even outside of game mode. Also being a non OLED it has a much higher onscreen brightness (nearly 1600 nits peak brght).
As for console I use the Xbox Series X. With a recent 2TB SSD Seagate expansion (ontop of the 1TB internal). So 3TB total an then a simple subscription to Gamepass. I DL game, update...an then this specific TV was built in relationship w Microsoft directly (collab between Samsung n microsoft) to allow the TV to adjust the Series x on the fly. HDR settings, 1440p support, VRR (via Freesync not HDMI) and it.works for many games...i really dont even care about 120hz support despite it bein highly touted for this gen. I just want to see even 1440p [or native 4k w scaling n features like.DLSS) with 60FPs locked (in performance modes) with HDR and VRR enabled which reduces screen tearing. I have seen 4k w scaling(1800p or w/e) /60 fps/HDR/VRR or 1440p/60fps/HDR/VRR. Some.kinks to.work out but mostly works on almost.almost all titles...even DF has showcased this for s majority of titles (AC Valhalla, backwards compat w many current titles like No Mans Sky, Metro, etc)
So it may not be some groundbreaking be all end all feature but it does work an from what Ive seen so far I havr no complaints. Then again what I know is limited. I like the features like quick resume, game mode optimizer, VRR Premium Pro via Freesync an 1440p support that Series X has had for awhile. Hell even last gen One X had VRR (i think isnt there 2 options like Forum VRR an Freesync Premium Pro.
All i know is ps5 supports VRR via HDMI but for whatever reason hasnt enabled the feature which I assume is bc their Bravia line of XR televisions (both OLED an LED) have yet to begin rolling out the features for these Tvs.