Best 4K TVs For Xbox Series X

Couldnt recommend the CX more if you have the budget for it. Cracking TV.

You can tell the TV market is still catching up to the full capability of these next gen consoles but some solid choices out there, definitely go for the HDMI 2.1 and 120hz if you can.

Don't buy a TV now.

Wait for the tech and price to catch up.

No surprise that the LG OLED is top of the list.

I really want one, but I do want to see what the 2021 models will bring.

LG C9 is also a solid choice and cheaper than the CX it's has everything you need for series x

Some good picks for any budget. Good work guys! I don't care about 120fps as this will likely come at the cost of the quality of visual fidelity. Probably only useful in online shooters, too. I've got the Samsung Q60 QLED tv and can definitely recommend it if you're on a budget and looking for a solid and reliable 4K tv.

I have a LG B8 55”, I think it’ll do just do just fine

2 years before I get 4k120, too dear, price will have to come down

what do people do with their old 55" tv? Not like I can put it in the bedroom like the old days. I love my 55" Sony Bravia but nobody wants a non 4k tv these days and I'm not binning it?

As a happy LG C9 owner, I agree with the top recommendation, LG CX (they're basically the same). Today, burn-in is overblown and the result of extreme tests.

I bought a 75” Samsung two years ago as a moving in present for myself... the other-half would roll her eyes if I bought a new TV now.

I’ve got my eye on the LG CX at 77”, I have a rule when I buy TVs. Always got to go bigger than the previous one.

The Series X is a good reason to review the TV options.

I bought a C9 55" just before the CX came out, it was a nice little cost saving and it will do everything I need it to do with the Series X.

@StonyKL
If you are feeling generous, a charity shop, if not, ebay/Cash Converter/Cash Generator/CEX.

These are just way too big for me. I'd like to see a PC monitor with all the CX options at 27-32 inches. 40 at most. I'll wait

I'll be getting the CX 48" for my small bedroom around Black Friday to pair nicely with my Series X

Great guide & thanks for the tips! I need to get a new TV, so this was super helpful! 👍🏻

Please make a similar list for monitors further down the line. Specially since SX has powerful coverage for 1440p resolution.

LG C9 all day, every day. The best blacks, good refresh rates, low latency and enough built-in counter measures to negate any and all burn-in issues.

Samsung's higher end QLED's come as a close second, though, so both are a good purchase for next gen gaming, AND movies/TV watching.

I thought to really benefit noticeably from 4K you need a TV that is at least 55"?

@StonyKL sell it? Donate it to a friend or family member? Donate it to goodwill? Simply recycle it?
Or, store it in case you find room for it later if you move to a bigger place.

I got myself the Q80T. I almost got the LG CX but while reading about the pros and cons, seems OLED are much more likely to get burn in (something that can happen due to game HUDs) while it seems to be much more rare on the QELD.

Got to also say size available was also a factor. I originally wanted a 85", they don't make the CX that big. Eventually had to go for a bit smaller (could not find affordable stands for such a large TV) but had alrwdy picked the one I was going for.

In retrospect, I could had gone for the 77" LG, would had been a middle ground between what I got and what I wanted, size wise. Burn in posinilty on such an expensive TV keeps making me feel I made the right choice for my needs. Plus, I love those super deep blacks.

I have a Samsung KS8000 that's only a few years old so rather than upgrade the set I think I'll nab a good monitor (with better delay) for online play. RPGs and co-op content is fine on the set (the MP is mostly as well tbh).

"To suit all budgets"

Yet you don't include the ACTUAL best TV and go with the CX meme (don't get me wrong, it is the 2nd best TV and is better value than the best TV which is 3x the price nearly).

Having said that I bought a 65" CX yesterday as it was €600 off because Ireland started black friday deals already since we're in full lockdown till december. It will be my secondary TV replacing my old panasonic plasma in a less used room, because I wouldn't waste my primary viewing experience on 2nd place just because it's a cheaper.

The best TV is the one i already own lol. Not looking to upgrade for the system. The TV we got a few years ago luckily turned out to be 4K60 but without HDR...i have no issues with what I'm seeing. Haven't used it on the old plasma yet...it's a backup for whenever the wife will be crafting and i need to move the X upstairs. That i expect to be disappointing when I see it.

@BlueOcean sell it on Kijiji or donate it to a shelter? You won't be getting top dollar but many people on a budget would buy it or again you can donate it.

Funny enough I picked up an LG CX OLED TV this weekend. Don’t see much difference between my old tv, the biggest difference I see is going to OLED from LED

I think I'll be sticking with my LG B7 for a few more years yet.

As @Medic_Alert said, I'll almost certainly be choosing resolution over 120 fps options anyway so 4K60 is more than enough (not that every game will even reach that anyway!)

@Krzzystuff What?

@BlueOcean lol sorry. I meant to reply to @StonyKL about what to do with his old TV

I started looking for a 4k TV yesterday. Prices i see range from $700 to $2200. One problem i have is that the type of base, I require one with round base as opposed to one of the peg leg style stand. Otherwise it won't fit on my dresser .

@Krzzystuff OK 😁.

I’ve heard some say that the screen tearing on Assassins Creed in the Series X is down to VRR, you need a VRR capable TV to stop the testing, if that’s true then that sucks and a lot of people will be getting lots of screen tearing!