Xbox one X colours?

Not right away it isn't.

Later on it could be.

I was looking for the sticker what you do place on the xbox logo on the home button on the xbox series x controller in carbon black colour for the protection wise from scrathes and spots with faded colour ?

Yours sincelery Jevgeni

Hi Lucas,

As the others have mentioned you do not need to have a 4K TV to play on the xbox.

If you have an Xbox One original, Xbox One S or Xbox One X and only have an HD ready TV that supports 1080p, then your xbox will play in that resolution accordingly.

If you have an Xbox One X, and a 4K TV, then your resolution will be in 4K.

Some 4k TV's have a feature called HDR, this is an added feature that is also available on the Xbox one X, and improves the colour quality of your videos and games.

Darhyl Do you know what to do when xbox logo on the colour will get faded on the xbox series x controller?

Yours sincerely Jevgeni

I can not find much info on that TV but it seems most likely due to the price, that it's using fake 10 bit color in what's called "8Bit + A-FRC" to get that many colors. This is not technically 10 bit color but 8 bit color that has a screen feature that
blinks between two colors in a pixel to approximate the color that 8 bit can't show.

On the other hand, some TVs actually have to make you enable UHD color on each HDMI input before it will show 10 bit color if it's true 10 bit color. My Samsung required me to do that. Look around in the TV options with your remote to see if that's the case
in the menu, then reboot your console by unplugging it for 30 seconds. It should show 10 bit after you enable that option, if there is one.