Xbox Series X | S. Have significant compatibility with monitors, but Microsoft has begun collaborating with various manufacturers to make the selection easier Monitor “Designed for Xbox”, featured HDMI 2.1 And the potential of new consoles can be overused.
The new monitors in question will be labeled “Gaming Features for Xbox” and will have several common features to exploit the Xbox Series X and Series S, namely the availability and support of different update rates. 4KA120 FPS And Dolby Vision in addition to HDR.
These are all Xbox Series X | Features supported by S and more experienced users will know how to choose a monitor that can support at least some of the different needs, but having a console support certificate Microsoft However, this will make the choice easier for many.
For now, only three monitors have been offered, and are still at an all-time high, but the family of certified displays for the Xbox will expand in the near future, with higher intake of HDMI 2.1 in the newer ones. Samples. So now let us see what are the monitors mentioned:
- Philips Motivation 559M1RYV 55-inch – 4K @ 120Hz with integrated soundtrack, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and HDR 1000 local dimmer, $ 1,599
- Asus Strix Xbox Edition Gaming Monitor XG43UQ 43 Inch – Available in HDMI 2.1, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, DisplayHDR 1000, October 2021 with 4K @ 120Hz
- Acer Xbox Edition Gaming Monitor XV282K KV 28 pollici – 4K a 120Hz, HDMI 2.1, DisplayHDR 400, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro a 949 dollari
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