Xbox Scorpio future TV settings. Need help.

from what i know,you will be fine

advice: check for LG also (better quality)

There are some very good televisions that are available right now but if you are able to wait until around black Friday most of this years models should have dropped quite a bit in price and are generally much better than last years models.

I did do that last year for Black Friday, Cyber Monday (none of which are really that big here in Sweden) and basically, the entire holidays (Christmas and all that), but I wasn't really impressed with the prices on both new and current models back then.
And I'm not usually one that needs or wants the latest, especially when it comes to TVs. But since 4K and HDR gaming is becoming this "new big thing," I just want to make sure that the TV I do end up buying meets those requirements. Would hate to buy one that
doesn't gel with the Scorpio.

One of the reasons I chose that particular model as well is because there's a retailer here in Sweden that's having a flash sale on it, and the price is really good and better than I've seen since it came out (fall last year). But, again, would just like
confirmation that those particular features mentioned above will work fine with the Scorpio. It's a model that's highly recommended for the Xbox One S, so I'm guessing it'd work just fine with the Scorpio, but... you never know.

When I was looking at 4K televisions earlier this year the KS8000 was one of the models I was looking at but in the end I decided to pay a little bit more and get the LG B6 OLED model as apart from the lower peak brightness I thought it was a better TV for
me.

There are some very good televisions that are available right now but if you are able to wait until around black Friday most of this years models should have dropped quite a bit in price and are generally much better than last years models.

I did do that last year for Black Friday, Cyber Monday (none of which are really that big here in Sweden) and basically, the entire holidays (Christmas and all that), but I wasn't really impressed with the prices on both new and current models back then.
And I'm not usually one that needs or wants the latest, especially when it comes to TVs. But since 4K and HDR gaming is becoming this "new big thing," I just want to make sure that the TV I do end up buying meets those requirements. Would hate to buy one that
doesn't gel with the Scorpio.

One of the reasons I chose that particular model as well is because there's a retailer here in Sweden that's having a flash sale on it, and the price is really good and better than I've seen since it came out (fall last year). But, again, would just like
confirmation that those particular features mentioned above will work fine with the Scorpio. It's a model that's highly recommended for the Xbox One S, so I'm guessing it'd work just fine with the Scorpio, but... you never know.

There are some very good televisions that are available right now but if you are able to wait until around black Friday most of this years models should have dropped quite a bit in price and are generally much better than last years models.

I guess,Windows 10 team are trying to sell a bit more Xbox one,until next year.

-VR games will be "exclusives" to Scorpio and i guess even without VR some games might be only available on Scorpio.

And 3rd party devs/Publishers might abandon very quickly current gen,a year or two after Scorpio release.

- Scorpio will runs games better even without a 4k TV.

Let's take Tomb raider (reboot) on Xbox 360.Now take Tomb Raider definitive edition on Xbox one ,play it at 720p and even at 720p,the game perform better on Xbox one.

Same with GTA V..

Their "you need a 4k tv speech" is just to bring some consumer to buy Xbox one S this chrismas and not wait until Scorpio release.

A speech that might change with the release of Scorpio.

(But of course,it will be even better on a 4K tv.