The RetroTINK-5X Pro by design is an extremely low lag device, and with includes advanced modes to operate even more quickly (see Triple Buffer vs Frame Lock And Gen Lock for more info).
While every electronic device takes a little bit of time to do its job, devices that do it as quickly as possible are often referred to as "low lag" or "virtually no lag". This is why enthusiasts seek devices (controllers, displays, upscalers, etc.) that minimize latency. In the context of gaming, input lag can also introduced by upscalers and splitters, the game console, and even the game itself. Having too much lag in a setup can make gameplay feel sluggish, unresponsive, and in extreme cases unplayable.
Input Lag - Because of the image processing described above, many TVs will introduce input lag (aka latency), which is the delay between a controller input and when the action actually occurs on the screen for the player to see. Features like minimal and consistent latency, sharp scaling and proper handling of 240p are almost always missing when using a flat panel’s included analog inputs. This is because most displays are designed with Movie or TV Show content in mind, and the video processing typically used to handle that isn’t a good fit for retro consoles. 
Correct Image Processing - In the cases that your display does have the correct hookups to connect your console, there’s still a good chance that the resulting output will be blurry, distorted and laggy. One of the main features of the RetroTINK-5X Pro is to convert these signals into an HDMI format your modern display can understand. HDMI vs Analog - In many situations, the cables that came with your game system will not be compatible with the modern digital HDMI inputs on your TV. If you’ve arrived at this guide, you’re probably aware of some problems when trying to play older video game systems on a newer TV: The RetroTINK-5X Pro is a product designed to solve the problem of using retro video game consoles with modern flat panel displays. How to Use the RetroTINK-5X Pro - A Beginner’s Guide 9.13.1 Connecting an RF Only Console to the RetroTINK-5X. 9.12.3 "Pseudo-240p" With The RetroTINK-5X Pro. 8.4 Triple Buffer vs Frame Lock And Gen Lock. 1 How to Use the RetroTINK-5X Pro - A Beginner’s Guide.
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