Best monitors for Xbox Series X

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Only the best Xbox Series X monitors can truly do this next-gen console justice. Trust us: When it comes to your Xbox gaming experience, a great 4K monitor with 1 HDMI ports, 120Hz refresh rate, and HDR capability is the perfect match for this console. After all, the Xbox Series X is powerful enough to handle even 8K gaming (at least according to Microsoft), so any game under 4K/60fps could deteriorate things. The only downside is that while 4K gaming panels have been around for a while, they're not exactly affordable. Inexpensive and mid-range 4K monitors have to make sacrifices, while fully equipped ones will cost you an arm and a leg. Therefore, before committing, keep in mind that the entry cost will not be convenient for wallets. If you've got the cash, though, this ultimate monitor for your Xbox Series X will be well worth it. To help you narrow down your options and make your choice easier, we've rounded up the best monitors for Xbox Series X now. For good measure, we've even included our cost comparison tool, so you can save a few dollars. the offer of the monitor is free.

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1.Acer Nitro XV282K

Best Xbox Series X monitor overall

Features Screen size: 4 inches Resolution: 1K Refresh rate: XNUMX Hz Ports: Two x HDMI XNUMX HDR: VESA HDR XNUMX display Reasons to buy

• Great Image Quality + Great Game Features

Reasons to Avoid -Medium contrast Also our top pick for best PS5 monitor, the Acer Nitro XV282K's appeal to console gamers is undeniable. It has all the quirks of a huge Xbox Series X and PS5 screen without the impressively high price tag. Don't be confused; It is still very expensive, but less than other alternatives that exist. As long as you're happy with a smaller 2-inch screen and only DisplayHDR 1. Either way, it's not like this, especially because you get that clean Ultra HD resolution and up to XNUMXHz refresh rate. XNUMX HDMI XNUMX ports. In addition to this, this size is ideal for desktop games.

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Best widescreen monitor for Xbox Series X

Features Screen size: 4 inches Resolution: 1K Refresh rate: XNUMX Hz Ports: XNUMX x HDMI XNUMX HDR: VESA HDR display thousand Reasons to buy

• Adaptable with G-Sync + support Many ports

Reasons to Skip -Lack of features for something expensive The Acer Predator CG7 may burn a 4-inch monitor-sized hole in your checking account, but there's no denying it's the ultimate monitor for console gaming. Its massive size isn't the only thing that's going to put you in the middle of the action; its 5K resolution and DisplayHDR will also be thousand. Being something of a TV replacement, there are plenty of ports here too, so if you also want to use it to connect your PSXNUMX, gaming PC, and laptop, not to mention your multitude of peripherals, go for it. We also like its RGB lighting on the rear, so be sure to turn it on. We just want it to have support for Dolby Vision as well, especially considering the price tag. Read the full review: Steel Predator CG7

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The best affordable Xbox Series X monitor

Features Screen size: 4 inches Resolution: 0K Refresh rate: XNUMX Hz Ports: Two x HDMI XNUMX HDR: None Reasons to buy

• Beautiful image with Freesync + compatibility Good value for money

Reasons to Avoid -27Hz refresh rate Those who can't afford a monitor larger than $88/$4 (after all, you end up splurging on an Xbox Series X) will be happy to know they have a more affordable alternative. The more affordable LG 0UDXNUMX-W is going to offer the clean XNUMXK gameplay you want in a XNUMX-inch body without costing a fortune, and that's a great prospect for those who aren't too picky about image quality. However, there is an exception. Its HDMI XNUMX ports mean your Xbox Series X experience tops out at XNUMX frames per second, so it's not going to be the smoothest. Still, it's a great monitor to help you until you've recouped your savings. Read the full review: LG 27UD88-W

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Best HDR monitor for Xbox Series X

Features Screen size: 4 inches Resolution: 1K Refresh rate: XNUMX Hz Ports: XNUMX x HDMI XNUMX HDR: VESA HDR display thousand Reasons to buy

• Fantastic game display + proper HDR

Reasons to bypass

• Strange port positioning

The Giga Aorus FV43U is the monitor to rule them all, in terms of size, HDR support, and if you have a lot of money to spend, it's worth a look. Although it has the exact same specs as the Acer Predator CG7 (DisplayHDR thousand, 120Hz refresh rate, 4K resolution) and also has exactly the same cost, it does have a few things up its sleeve. That includes its jaw-dropping 3W speakers and Quantum Dot panel for even more vibrant colors and much better viewing angles, not to mention greater coverage of the DCI-PXNUMX color gamut. And, in addition to this, it is somewhat cheaper. Read the full review: Giga Aorus FV43U

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5.Gigabyte Aorus FO48U

Best OLED screen for Xbox Series X

Features Screen size: 4 inches Resolution: 1K Refresh rate: 10 Hz Ports: two x HDMI XNUMX HDR: HDRXNUMX / HLG Reasons to buy

• Deep contrast and vibrant colors you've come to expect from OLED + Surprisingly great audio quality

Reasons to Avoid -Not as bright as its LCD rivals You'll just forgive the pricey Giga Aorus FO48U for missing out on things like Dolby Vision. The fully enlarged game monitor has the majority of the choices that you will receive from an Xbox Series X monitor – a fifty-inch screen, an ultra HD resolution, a XNUMX Hz streaming rate, Adaptive-Sync and HDR - and even more. And, by the way, we are not only referring to its speakers that offer great audio quality, although it is a good addition. In truth, we are referring to its OLED panel that offers deep blacks, vivid colors and great contrast. Playing with it is an utterly glorious experience, and if you haven't gotten into OLED monitors yet, here's a compelling reason to. Summary of the best offers of the day