Looking for a 4K tv to work with Xbox one s

APEXASSASSlN · Sep 28, 2016

When it comes to these tvs. Do they have to be over 50" to get the full HDR10 to work with the slim?

APEXASSASSlN · Sep 28, 2016

So if I got this TV would it work with HDR10 for the xbox one s?
www.amazon.co.uk/.../ref=ox_sc_act_title_1

IRB · Sep 30, 2016

Yeah that supports HDR. Not sure if it is full HDR10 though, it just says HDRPro on the product info.

APEXASSASSlN · Sep 30, 2016

Why is it so hard to find a tv that works with the xbox one s. All I want is full 4K with HDR10 and between 32" - 43" and £450 or below with the stand in the middle of the tv.

R1CH5TER · Oct 2, 2016

HDR Pro means it supports HDR10, just google HDR Pro it tells you its terminology LG uses for select tv's that support it

IRB · Oct 2, 2016

Cheers for clearing that up R1CH5TER

haz2901 · Oct 5, 2016

@apex www.amazon.co.uk/.../B01EKZOHAO

_vandit · Oct 31, 2018

The Samsung 'UN' TV's are available in the UK, they start with 'UE'. Exactly the same TV's, just branded differently for their respective markets.

Sanana94

Some TVs may ask to first enable 4K / HDR on specific outputs, please look into your TV Settings.

The Xbox one X/S cable is 4K ready and works with 60Hz

Gamingboy177 (Sam)

Hey there, Xbox One S has got very good 4k upscaled graphics, while the X is true 4k graphics. For now, I've got the Xbox One S, and that works a charm. It is really just up to you, you can either spend a little more for true 4k which you can use on a
4K TV in the future as well, or you can go with the Xbox One S. You're current TV can support Xbox One/S/X, although an FHD screen, it will look a lot clearer with the S or X.

Arminator

While the Xbox One S is 4k capable, it's "backwards compatible" to FullHD or HD ready TVs that don't have 4k.

Your Xbox One S will work perfectly fine on your current TV, if the Xbox One worked on it.

Smwutches

You don't need a 4k TV. It'll still work on any TV. A One S is only capable of displaying 4k blu-rays, not games. So games will still look fine.

Mister Mascot

Hey there Bad Dachsunds,

You're going to want to use this guide to troubleshoot those problems, It's possible the TV doesn't fully support the needs required to get 4K on the Xbox One S. It's also possible that there is a setting that needs to be changed on the TV to allow this
connection to work properly.

Take a look at this guide and let us know how it goes.
Troubleshooting 4K and HDR on Xbox One S

Looking for a 4K tv to work with Xbox one s