Xbox‘s October update began rolling out yesterday (October 21), with a 4K dashboard finally available for Xbox Series X owners.. READ MORE: The Best Free Games available on Playstation, Xbox, PC ...

Up until now, the Xbox Series X Dashboard, Guide, and other menus have all been rendered at 1080p, causing them to appear fuzzy and soft on larger 4K displays.

While Xbox Series X can play 4K games and video content just fine, its dashboard has remained comparatively low-resolution - which may lead to a fuzzier look on the best gaming TVs that otherwise ...

Microsoft is bringing a 4K dashboard to the Xbox Series X. Xbox Insiders can get access to the resolution bump, and it should appear on all Xbox Series X consoles later this year.

Xbox One Insiders - We have a new 2109 build today to Alpha Skip Ahead and Alpha Users at 2.00pm (9.00pm GMT) -relnotes from @xboxinsider calling out a new feature we are flighting - Xbox Series X ...

The October Xbox system software update is out now, bringing some nice quality of life features to the Xbox family of consoles, and for the Xbox Series X in particular. This update delivers the long-r ...

The Xbox Series X supports 4K UHD Blu-ray, 4K media apps, videos, HDR10, Dolby Vision, ... The Xbox Series X dashboard also sports Dynamic Themes, which are animated and stylish.

No – 4K works on Xbox Series X with HDMI 2.0, though to run it at 120Hz you need to ensure you have HDMI 2.1 capabilities on your TV. What size TV is best for Xbox Series X?

In a bizarre bid to promote the Xbox Series X, Microsoft is targeting customers still holding onto their discontinued Xbox ...

The Xbox Series X supports a wider range of monitor specs than any other console, current or previous, with 1080p, 1440p, 4K+, and 30fps to 120fps. That means the cost varies quite a bit as well.

The Xbox Series X has the most power of any current-gen console and has almost twice the storage as the Series S. Get the Series X if you’ll use it with a 4K TV (now or eventually), want the ...

For the best experience with the Xbox Series X, if you don’t have a 4K TV with HDR, you should consider getting one to fully harness the console's capabilities.