Does Xbox One Play 4K? Here's What You Need to Know
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Xbox Series S Review: Impressive Hardware, Tiny Package
4K upscaling is available on every game, on the Series S. It is not limited to 1080p or 60FPS. As long as your TV supports it, you're golden. It's not native 4K,
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