Xbox Series S and AOC Monitor

Hi,

Most gaming monitors have no speakers. To get external sound you'll need buy a set of speakers that can be plugged into the headphone socket on the monitor.

Hi Sadeesha D.

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Yes that is correct it is the monitor, monitor or pc monitors have no speakers to reproduce the sound that comes from the console via HDMI. Before buying a monitor you should confirn first if the monitor have internal speakers which is unlikely.

Thanks.

its work, on my S and X on my AOC monitor with a HDMI cable 2.0 i can set on setting at 120hz on old xbox one i can't try it because i don't own the old Xbox One. But i use it on my AOC monitor at 1080p@120hz on my XBOX one X.

Both of these monitors will work with Xbox. A review of the EX2510S on Toms Hardware even mentions the Xbox Series consoles. Ignore the top refresh rate as this only applies to PCs using display port.

The AOC Q27V4EA max refresh is 75Hz, but you can only get 60Hz from an Xbox console. It has a higher resolution and is slightly bigger. The AOC doesn't do HDR however and It's more of an all round PC monitor than a gaming monitor.

The Series S is largely a 1080P console and will look its best one of these displays. If you want to experience 120Hz gaming, you should go with the BenQ monitor. It also has built in speakers so it should be just plug and play.

what model monitor, a lot of monitors only support 1440p 120hz over display port connection.