Hdr on any resolution OTHER THAN 4k

HDR can run on any resolution, it's just a matter of Xbox being the only device that does not support it on lower resolutions other than 4k, which is quite stupid if you ask me.

Yes we need to let microsoft know.

They are selling series s as 1440p hdr console while not support hdr on resolution other than 4k

"Hey everyone,

Does the issue persist if you were to change the TV resolution to 1080p? To do this, follow these steps:

Settings > Display & sound > TV resolution > Select 1080p

As long as 'Allow 4K' is checked, changing the TV resolution to 1080p will not affect native 4K content from displaying in 4K. After the resolution has changed, restart your Xbox One console and see if the issue persists.

Thanks!"

I tried this, the color degradation of Netflix goes away, however 4K no longer displays as an option for any of the content and it does not play in 4K. Also the issue of cutting out persists through 4k hdr UHD Blueray movies regardless of being set to 1080p,
it does however switch to 4k hdr automatically when playing the discs, but it actually cuts out more than when its set to 4k uhd

Hello fellow gamer,

Is this occurring when attempting to use the 4K Resolution setting on the console, as in other resolutions do not experience the
display issue mentioned?

If this is so, attempt to follow our Troubleshooting 4K and HDR on Xbox One for further assistance regarding
the 4K display resolution.

If this happens to be consistent with all resolutions, a repair may be suggested as the HDMI is meant to adjust the console automatically without experiencing any setup/display errors.

Try the suggested article for us and let us know what you find.

Best wishes!

Hi PricelessBunion,

If you have a 4K TV you'll still be able to take advantage of the higher resolution provided by the Xbox One. HDR is a boost to your TV display's contrast ratio. So basically if your TV is HDR you'll see a big picture quality difference than you would with
just a standard 4K TV.