These are the best monitors for Xbox Series X and Series S, leveraging up to 4K resolution and 120Hz refresh rates to deliver a full next-generation console gaming experience.

For Xbox Series S, it can be a better decision to purchase a 1440p or even 1080p monitor to match its entry-level performance. For the Xbox Series X, 4K is the natural choice. The other ...

Ultimately, this monitor is a brilliant choice for those looking to game on Xbox Series S, and its 27-inch display makes for the sweet spot for visual clarity at 1440p too. Best HDMI 2.1 monitor ...

Microsoft’s long history with PCs and PC gaming means that the Xbox Series X is probably better equipped to work with most gaming monitors than any other console, past or present.

As noted in an Xbox Wire blog post, Microsoft collaborated with Acer, ASUS, and Philips to create gaming monitors that would take full advantage of the Xbox Series X/S hardware and support HDMI 2. ...

Right now, the best monitor for Xbox Series X is the Sony Inzone M9, as it caters nicely to the console's 120fps capabilities with 4K 144Hz abilities. Normally, the best gaming monitor options ...

If you're looking for travel-friendly display for your Xbox Series S, you can grab this 14-inch monitor that connects to your console for only $220 at Amazon right now. It's normally $280, so this ...

As UPspec Gaming recently sent over an xScreen for review, I figured I’d take the idea of a portable Xbox as far as I could and transform my Series S into an ad-hoc gaming laptop.Here’s how I ...

If you know the games you play can’t be rendered at 4K 120 Hz on the Xbox Series X, then you’re better off investing in a high-end 1440p monitor: That’s exactly what the Corsair Xeneon ...

It doesn't come with HDMI 2.1, but that's okay since it's restricted to 1440p, meaning 120Hz at 1440p is supported for both Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. When it comes to a budget, you still ...

To get the best gaming monitor for the Xbox Series X, go with the 28-inch version of the Odyssey G7. It hits all of the right specs without going too far over (you won’t really need 144Hz, but ...