The Atmos Enabled Sound Bar: A Key Feature of the Xbox Series X

When it comes to home entertainment systems, there's one feature that stands out from the rest: support for immersive audio formats like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. For those who want to fully experience their favorite games and movies in all their glory, a sound bar with Atmos capabilities is essential. I opted to pair my Xbox Series X with an Atmos-enabled sound bar, which allowed me to take full advantage of this exciting technology.

The Sound Bar: A 5.1 or 7.1 Uncompressed Experience

In terms of audio output, I wanted to go with 5.1 uncompressed at least, and possibly 7.1 depending on what my capabilities were. Unfortunately, the Xbox Series X doesn't allow me to select this option as it requires specific information about the surround sound system hooked up, which it simply can't get. However, I imagine that if you had a compatible setup, you could make this selection.

Another feature that caught my attention was headset audio, which allows you to use Windows Sonic, Dolby Atmos, or DTS Headphone:X with a set of headphones via HDMI. This is really cool and opens up new possibilities for gaming and entertainment. However, it requires that you turn off any enhancement on the headset itself before doing so.

The Xbox Series X: Blazing Speed and Quick Start

One thing that impresses me most about this console is its blazing speed from startup to starting a game. Everything is just so much faster than it used to be, especially when playing games like Forza Horizon 4. I remember being able to press the start game button, go make myself a sandwich, and still not have the game started on older consoles. It's incredible how quickly this console can get up and running.

The Quick Start feature is also another highlight of the Xbox Series X. This allows you to switch between games without having to wait for them to load, and they're essentially waiting in a queue for you to join again. This is a huge improvement over older consoles and makes playing games on this system a breeze.

Can the Xbox Series X Replace Other Entertainment Devices?

One question I had going into this was whether or not the Xbox Series X could replace other devices in my entertainment system. Could it be a one-stop shop for all things entertainment? In my opinion, the answer is yes. It's not as smooth as a Roku experience, but it's certainly serviceable.

I still think it's funny that you have to go into an app in order to play a Blu-ray disc on this console. That's how it works on Xbox, and despite its retro aesthetic, it functions just like most other Blu-ray players out there. However, one major advantage of the Xbox Series X is its ability to display HDR 10 and Dolby Vision, which is fantastic.

The Entertainment Apps: A Mixed Experience

One complaint I have about the Xbox Series X is that you have to go and find all your entertainment apps, download them, and then they're not neatly organized in one place on your home screen. You've got to kind of use whatever app you used most recently or visit your section where you can look at all your apps and pick one from there.

Ultra HD Blu-ray Player: No Longer a Source of Trouble

When the console and TV first came out, folks were having some trouble like with raised blacks and significantly crushed blacks in some instances. However, both Microsoft and LG have issued firmware updates that largely solve these problems. As for gameplay experience, it's been fantastic so far, even with the new textured controller bringing a lot of joy to playing games on this system.

The Picture Quality: Absolutely Luscious

For me, the picture quality is what I'm really here for on this LG C10 OLED. It's absolutely luscious, with deep blacks that aren't overly darkened. Some first-person shooters may be a little dim for some folks, but generally speaking, I've been enjoying it. The bright highlights for HDR have been fantastic against those perfect blacks, and the color is fantastic as well.

The Downside: Limited Games

One downside to the Xbox Series X is that it came out without a bunch of games built specifically for the new hardware. While you can go back and play some games that have been optimized for the platform, there's not a lot of exciting new stuff to play right out of the gate.

The Verdict: Is It Worth the Premium Price?

So, is this combo worth the premium price? In my opinion, the answer is an absolute yes. I love everything about it - the new controller, the speed of the Xbox, the HDR highlights, and the gaming it's very smooth. The variable refresh rate availability up to 4K 120 is pretty fantastic. If you want to get the absolute most out of the Xbox Series X and get the most seamless experience across the board, I definitely recommend this combo.

Note: Additional notes were not included as they were not part of the original transcription.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enso it's finally here folks we finally got our hands on an xbox series x so you know i have to hook it up to an lg c10 oled welcome back everyone i'm caleb dennison and if i seem a little extra giddy or excited it's because i am we finally get to hook up the xbox series x to the lg c10 oled a combo which at least on paper should be a match made in gamer heaven but is it really is it that great and if so what makes it so great we're going to dive into that we're also going to take a look at some of the video settings in both the console and the tv and find out if you should or should not make any adjustments for the best experience and finally i want to explore whether or not it's worth paying a premium price for this gaming combo real quick though i want to know did you get your hands on an xbox series x or are you looking forward to doing that is this your console of choice leave me a comment down below so we can talk about that while you're at it please click like and subscribe so that we can continue to make these great videos for you all right let's go so let's start out by talking about the console itself you know what it's not as big as i thought it would be and maybe that's because i've been living with the monstrous playstation 5 for a while now but it's a really manageable size to be honest with you and as far as connectivity goes it's pretty basic you've got hdmi output an ethernet port a couple of usb in the back and then one usb up front not much in the way of buttons you've got the xbox button up top and then an eject button for your disk drive we'll talk more about that in a minute the only really remarkable thing here is that it does generate a fair amount of heat but the good news is the fan is completely silent you'll never hear this thing even when it is in overdrive so lg has done everything it can to make this a seamless and smooth experience and it is as soon as you plug the xbox into the television you're going to get this message that the instant game response is launched and that means that the tv has sensed the xbox is there and it's actually going to send a message back down to the xbox there's something called an edit which tells the console exactly what the tv can do that means you're automatically going to go into game mode with the tv the lowest input lag is set and the best video settings should be set as well there is one manual setup step that you're not going to want to miss out on that is the hdr game calibration basically the xbox wants you to set your black levels and your peak brightness according to what the tv can do and it uses this checkerboard pattern in three different ways in order to achieve that with that out of the way i want to go into the xbox settings go into general go into tv display options and discuss a few things with you now even though the xbox and the lg oled communicated with each other for whatever reason it's chosen a 60 hertz refresh rate which i actually want to switch to 120 hertz and that is because if you choose the 60 hertz refresh rate you're actually choosing hdmi 2.0 b features now if i go into 4k tv details under the setup menu it recognizes that the tv supports 4k at 120 hertz and reminds you you need an ultra high speed cable which comes with the console in the box in order to get it it also recognizes that it does hdr 10 for gaming dolby vision for tv and does 4k 10 bit at 24 50 and 60 hertz for watching movies and television so it's interesting to me that it didn't default to the 120 hertz refresh rate now if you want to take a stab at calibrating the tv now this goes beyond the hdr game calibration but calibrating the tv itself you can do that the xbox provides a pretty comprehensive uh series of steps and instructions on how you can calibrate your tv so that you're getting the best shadow detail peak brightness color accuracy and contrast it's a pretty nice system just make sure you're paying very close attention to the instructions and i think that you can make some improvements next thing i want to show you is video modes now you'll notice that all of these boxes save one are automatically ticked and that's good because the tv can support all of these and it should the one that is not selected is allow ycc422 now it's kind of hard to explain what chroma subsampling is without a really deep explanation i would say go ahead and click this and the reason why is because there are instances in which you might be watching an ultra hd blu-ray and it might actually go to 420 chroma which is a much lower quality color sampling than the 422 that it's recommending here so by enabling that option i feel like you're covering all the bases and you're not taking any risks the last thing i want to show you is the video fidelity and overscan you'll see i've selected the pc rgb color space it actually defaulted to standard but i want the widest color gamut i can possibly get and then as far as color depth i'm sticking with 10 bit this is the recommendation if you go up to 12 bit you're running the wrist that you're actually going to exceed the console's capability it caps out at about 32 gigabits per second and honestly if you're running everything at max you're going to run into a wall and that could be a problem next let's check out some of the audio settings this is really interesting right now it's set to hdmi audio stereo uncompressed and that's because the television itself is being used however if i was going to use the tvs er port to pass dolby atmos or dts x out to a receiver or even an atmos enabled sound bar i would want to go with 5.1 uncompressed at least possibly 7.1 depending on what your capabilities are now it's not going to let me select that now because it's not getting the information it needs in order to know that there is a surround sound system hooked up but you can imagine if you had one hooked up you could make that selection then there's headset audio which is really interesting i didn't know this you can actually use windows sonic dolby atmos or dts headphone x with a set of headphones which is awesome you can do that via hdmi if you have the right kind of headset just make sure that you turn off any enhancement on the headset itself before you do that one of the things that impresses me most about this console is its blazing speed from the startup to starting a game everything is so much faster than it used to be especially games like forza horizon 4 here which i used to be able to press the start game button go make myself a sandwich come back and it still wouldn't have started on this console it's up and running in a fraction of the time also i love the quick start feature which allows you to switch between games and not have to wait for them to load they're just basically waiting in a queue for you to join again one of the things i went into this wondering was whether or not the xbox series x could replace other stuff in my entertainment system could it basically be a one-stop shop for all things entertainment i'm gonna go ahead and say yes it's not as smooth as a roku experience but it's certainly serviceable i still think it's funny you have to go into an app in order to play a blu-ray disc but that's how it works on xbox and despite this graphic which looks like it comes from 1995 it's actually a fully functioning app and once you're used to it it functions just like most other blu-ray players that you're used to using except for this one actually does hdr 10 and dolby vision which is fantastic and then when it comes to entertainment apps like youtube hbo max disney netflix you know the sorts they're all available here and they all work extremely well the only complaint i have is that you got to go and find them and download them and then in your home screen you don't get to see all of them in one place you've got to kind of use whatever you used most recently or you have to go to your section where you can look at all of your apps and pick one from there quick note on the series x as an ultra hd blu-ray player or blu-ray player in general i know when the console and the tv first came out and got paired together folks were having some troubles like with raised blacks and significantly crushed blacks in some instances but fortunately both microsoft and lg have issued firmware updates that largely solve these problems as far as gameplay experience goes it's been fantastic so far even the controller with its new textured back brings a lot of joy to playing games on this system and the smoothness of the gameplay itself has been fantastic but really it's the picture quality that's what i'm here for on this lg c10 oled it's absolutely luscious the blacks are deep but not overly darkened some first person shooters may be a little bit dim for some folks but generally speaking i've been enjoying it the bright highlights for hdr have been fantastic against those perfect blacks the color is fantastic as well like i have no complaints at all this is about as good as it could possibly look if there's a downside to the xbox series x i feel like it's because it came out without a bunch of games built specifically for the new hardware sure you can go back and play some games that have been optimized for the platform but there's not a lot of exciting new stuff to play right out of the gate still i think the xbox series x has a ton of unlocked potential that means that as the years go by it's going to remain an exciting console so earlier i posed the question is this combo worth the premium price you have to pay in order to get it and in my opinion the answer is an absolute yes i definitely love this combo everything about it really i love the new controller i love the speed of the xbox i love the hdr highlights and the gaming it's very smooth i love variable refresh rate availability up to 4k 120 it's pretty fantastic all the way around so if you want to get the absolute most out of the xbox series x and get the most seamless experience across the board i definitely recommend this combo thanks as always for watching everyone if this isn't your dream gaming combo what is let me know in the comments and while you're there like subscribe hit that notification bell and here's two other videos i think you'll likeso it's finally here folks we finally got our hands on an xbox series x so you know i have to hook it up to an lg c10 oled welcome back everyone i'm caleb dennison and if i seem a little extra giddy or excited it's because i am we finally get to hook up the xbox series x to the lg c10 oled a combo which at least on paper should be a match made in gamer heaven but is it really is it that great and if so what makes it so great we're going to dive into that we're also going to take a look at some of the video settings in both the console and the tv and find out if you should or should not make any adjustments for the best experience and finally i want to explore whether or not it's worth paying a premium price for this gaming combo real quick though i want to know did you get your hands on an xbox series x or are you looking forward to doing that is this your console of choice leave me a comment down below so we can talk about that while you're at it please click like and subscribe so that we can continue to make these great videos for you all right let's go so let's start out by talking about the console itself you know what it's not as big as i thought it would be and maybe that's because i've been living with the monstrous playstation 5 for a while now but it's a really manageable size to be honest with you and as far as connectivity goes it's pretty basic you've got hdmi output an ethernet port a couple of usb in the back and then one usb up front not much in the way of buttons you've got the xbox button up top and then an eject button for your disk drive we'll talk more about that in a minute the only really remarkable thing here is that it does generate a fair amount of heat but the good news is the fan is completely silent you'll never hear this thing even when it is in overdrive so lg has done everything it can to make this a seamless and smooth experience and it is as soon as you plug the xbox into the television you're going to get this message that the instant game response is launched and that means that the tv has sensed the xbox is there and it's actually going to send a message back down to the xbox there's something called an edit which tells the console exactly what the tv can do that means you're automatically going to go into game mode with the tv the lowest input lag is set and the best video settings should be set as well there is one manual setup step that you're not going to want to miss out on that is the hdr game calibration basically the xbox wants you to set your black levels and your peak brightness according to what the tv can do and it uses this checkerboard pattern in three different ways in order to achieve that with that out of the way i want to go into the xbox settings go into general go into tv display options and discuss a few things with you now even though the xbox and the lg oled communicated with each other for whatever reason it's chosen a 60 hertz refresh rate which i actually want to switch to 120 hertz and that is because if you choose the 60 hertz refresh rate you're actually choosing hdmi 2.0 b features now if i go into 4k tv details under the setup menu it recognizes that the tv supports 4k at 120 hertz and reminds you you need an ultra high speed cable which comes with the console in the box in order to get it it also recognizes that it does hdr 10 for gaming dolby vision for tv and does 4k 10 bit at 24 50 and 60 hertz for watching movies and television so it's interesting to me that it didn't default to the 120 hertz refresh rate now if you want to take a stab at calibrating the tv now this goes beyond the hdr game calibration but calibrating the tv itself you can do that the xbox provides a pretty comprehensive uh series of steps and instructions on how you can calibrate your tv so that you're getting the best shadow detail peak brightness color accuracy and contrast it's a pretty nice system just make sure you're paying very close attention to the instructions and i think that you can make some improvements next thing i want to show you is video modes now you'll notice that all of these boxes save one are automatically ticked and that's good because the tv can support all of these and it should the one that is not selected is allow ycc422 now it's kind of hard to explain what chroma subsampling is without a really deep explanation i would say go ahead and click this and the reason why is because there are instances in which you might be watching an ultra hd blu-ray and it might actually go to 420 chroma which is a much lower quality color sampling than the 422 that it's recommending here so by enabling that option i feel like you're covering all the bases and you're not taking any risks the last thing i want to show you is the video fidelity and overscan you'll see i've selected the pc rgb color space it actually defaulted to standard but i want the widest color gamut i can possibly get and then as far as color depth i'm sticking with 10 bit this is the recommendation if you go up to 12 bit you're running the wrist that you're actually going to exceed the console's capability it caps out at about 32 gigabits per second and honestly if you're running everything at max you're going to run into a wall and that could be a problem next let's check out some of the audio settings this is really interesting right now it's set to hdmi audio stereo uncompressed and that's because the television itself is being used however if i was going to use the tvs er port to pass dolby atmos or dts x out to a receiver or even an atmos enabled sound bar i would want to go with 5.1 uncompressed at least possibly 7.1 depending on what your capabilities are now it's not going to let me select that now because it's not getting the information it needs in order to know that there is a surround sound system hooked up but you can imagine if you had one hooked up you could make that selection then there's headset audio which is really interesting i didn't know this you can actually use windows sonic dolby atmos or dts headphone x with a set of headphones which is awesome you can do that via hdmi if you have the right kind of headset just make sure that you turn off any enhancement on the headset itself before you do that one of the things that impresses me most about this console is its blazing speed from the startup to starting a game everything is so much faster than it used to be especially games like forza horizon 4 here which i used to be able to press the start game button go make myself a sandwich come back and it still wouldn't have started on this console it's up and running in a fraction of the time also i love the quick start feature which allows you to switch between games and not have to wait for them to load they're just basically waiting in a queue for you to join again one of the things i went into this wondering was whether or not the xbox series x could replace other stuff in my entertainment system could it basically be a one-stop shop for all things entertainment i'm gonna go ahead and say yes it's not as smooth as a roku experience but it's certainly serviceable i still think it's funny you have to go into an app in order to play a blu-ray disc but that's how it works on xbox and despite this graphic which looks like it comes from 1995 it's actually a fully functioning app and once you're used to it it functions just like most other blu-ray players that you're used to using except for this one actually does hdr 10 and dolby vision which is fantastic and then when it comes to entertainment apps like youtube hbo max disney netflix you know the sorts they're all available here and they all work extremely well the only complaint i have is that you got to go and find them and download them and then in your home screen you don't get to see all of them in one place you've got to kind of use whatever you used most recently or you have to go to your section where you can look at all of your apps and pick one from there quick note on the series x as an ultra hd blu-ray player or blu-ray player in general i know when the console and the tv first came out and got paired together folks were having some troubles like with raised blacks and significantly crushed blacks in some instances but fortunately both microsoft and lg have issued firmware updates that largely solve these problems as far as gameplay experience goes it's been fantastic so far even the controller with its new textured back brings a lot of joy to playing games on this system and the smoothness of the gameplay itself has been fantastic but really it's the picture quality that's what i'm here for on this lg c10 oled it's absolutely luscious the blacks are deep but not overly darkened some first person shooters may be a little bit dim for some folks but generally speaking i've been enjoying it the bright highlights for hdr have been fantastic against those perfect blacks the color is fantastic as well like i have no complaints at all this is about as good as it could possibly look if there's a downside to the xbox series x i feel like it's because it came out without a bunch of games built specifically for the new hardware sure you can go back and play some games that have been optimized for the platform but there's not a lot of exciting new stuff to play right out of the gate still i think the xbox series x has a ton of unlocked potential that means that as the years go by it's going to remain an exciting console so earlier i posed the question is this combo worth the premium price you have to pay in order to get it and in my opinion the answer is an absolute yes i definitely love this combo everything about it really i love the new controller i love the speed of the xbox i love the hdr highlights and the gaming it's very smooth i love variable refresh rate availability up to 4k 120 it's pretty fantastic all the way around so if you want to get the absolute most out of the xbox series x and get the most seamless experience across the board i definitely recommend this combo thanks as always for watching everyone if this isn't your dream gaming combo what is let me know in the comments and while you're there like subscribe hit that notification bell and here's two other videos i think you'll likeso it's finally here folks we finally got our hands on an xbox series x so you know i have to hook it up to an lg c10 oled welcome back everyone i'm caleb dennison and if i seem a little extra giddy or excited it's because i am we finally get to hook up the xbox series x to the lg c10 oled a combo which at least on paper should be a match made in gamer heaven but is it really is it that great and if so what makes it so great we're going to dive into that we're also going to take a look at some of the video settings in both the console and the tv and find out if you should or should not make any adjustments for the best experience and finally i want to explore whether or not it's worth paying a premium price for this gaming combo real quick though i want to know did you get your hands on an xbox series x or are you looking forward to doing that is this your console of choice leave me a comment down below so we can talk about that while you're at it please click like and subscribe so that we can continue to make these great videos for you all right let's go so let's start out by talking about the console itself you know what it's not as big as i thought it would be and maybe that's because i've been living with the monstrous playstation 5 for a while now but it's a really manageable size to be honest with you and as far as connectivity goes it's pretty basic you've got hdmi output an ethernet port a couple of usb in the back and then one usb up front not much in the way of buttons you've got the xbox button up top and then an eject button for your disk drive we'll talk more about that in a minute the only really remarkable thing here is that it does generate a fair amount of heat but the good news is the fan is completely silent you'll never hear this thing even when it is in overdrive so lg has done everything it can to make this a seamless and smooth experience and it is as soon as you plug the xbox into the television you're going to get this message that the instant game response is launched and that means that the tv has sensed the xbox is there and it's actually going to send a message back down to the xbox there's something called an edit which tells the console exactly what the tv can do that means you're automatically going to go into game mode with the tv the lowest input lag is set and the best video settings should be set as well there is one manual setup step that you're not going to want to miss out on that is the hdr game calibration basically the xbox wants you to set your black levels and your peak brightness according to what the tv can do and it uses this checkerboard pattern in three different ways in order to achieve that with that out of the way i want to go into the xbox settings go into general go into tv display options and discuss a few things with you now even though the xbox and the lg oled communicated with each other for whatever reason it's chosen a 60 hertz refresh rate which i actually want to switch to 120 hertz and that is because if you choose the 60 hertz refresh rate you're actually choosing hdmi 2.0 b features now if i go into 4k tv details under the setup menu it recognizes that the tv supports 4k at 120 hertz and reminds you you need an ultra high speed cable which comes with the console in the box in order to get it it also recognizes that it does hdr 10 for gaming dolby vision for tv and does 4k 10 bit at 24 50 and 60 hertz for watching movies and television so it's interesting to me that it didn't default to the 120 hertz refresh rate now if you want to take a stab at calibrating the tv now this goes beyond the hdr game calibration but calibrating the tv itself you can do that the xbox provides a pretty comprehensive uh series of steps and instructions on how you can calibrate your tv so that you're getting the best shadow detail peak brightness color accuracy and contrast it's a pretty nice system just make sure you're paying very close attention to the instructions and i think that you can make some improvements next thing i want to show you is video modes now you'll notice that all of these boxes save one are automatically ticked and that's good because the tv can support all of these and it should the one that is not selected is allow ycc422 now it's kind of hard to explain what chroma subsampling is without a really deep explanation i would say go ahead and click this and the reason why is because there are instances in which you might be watching an ultra hd blu-ray and it might actually go to 420 chroma which is a much lower quality color sampling than the 422 that it's recommending here so by enabling that option i feel like you're covering all the bases and you're not taking any risks the last thing i want to show you is the video fidelity and overscan you'll see i've selected the pc rgb color space it actually defaulted to standard but i want the widest color gamut i can possibly get and then as far as color depth i'm sticking with 10 bit this is the recommendation if you go up to 12 bit you're running the wrist that you're actually going to exceed the console's capability it caps out at about 32 gigabits per second and honestly if you're running everything at max you're going to run into a wall and that could be a problem next let's check out some of the audio settings this is really interesting right now it's set to hdmi audio stereo uncompressed and that's because the television itself is being used however if i was going to use the tvs er port to pass dolby atmos or dts x out to a receiver or even an atmos enabled sound bar i would want to go with 5.1 uncompressed at least possibly 7.1 depending on what your capabilities are now it's not going to let me select that now because it's not getting the information it needs in order to know that there is a surround sound system hooked up but you can imagine if you had one hooked up you could make that selection then there's headset audio which is really interesting i didn't know this you can actually use windows sonic dolby atmos or dts headphone x with a set of headphones which is awesome you can do that via hdmi if you have the right kind of headset just make sure that you turn off any enhancement on the headset itself before you do that one of the things that impresses me most about this console is its blazing speed from the startup to starting a game everything is so much faster than it used to be especially games like forza horizon 4 here which i used to be able to press the start game button go make myself a sandwich come back and it still wouldn't have started on this console it's up and running in a fraction of the time also i love the quick start feature which allows you to switch between games and not have to wait for them to load they're just basically waiting in a queue for you to join again one of the things i went into this wondering was whether or not the xbox series x could replace other stuff in my entertainment system could it basically be a one-stop shop for all things entertainment i'm gonna go ahead and say yes it's not as smooth as a roku experience but it's certainly serviceable i still think it's funny you have to go into an app in order to play a blu-ray disc but that's how it works on xbox and despite this graphic which looks like it comes from 1995 it's actually a fully functioning app and once you're used to it it functions just like most other blu-ray players that you're used to using except for this one actually does hdr 10 and dolby vision which is fantastic and then when it comes to entertainment apps like youtube hbo max disney netflix you know the sorts they're all available here and they all work extremely well the only complaint i have is that you got to go and find them and download them and then in your home screen you don't get to see all of them in one place you've got to kind of use whatever you used most recently or you have to go to your section where you can look at all of your apps and pick one from there quick note on the series x as an ultra hd blu-ray player or blu-ray player in general i know when the console and the tv first came out and got paired together folks were having some troubles like with raised blacks and significantly crushed blacks in some instances but fortunately both microsoft and lg have issued firmware updates that largely solve these problems as far as gameplay experience goes it's been fantastic so far even the controller with its new textured back brings a lot of joy to playing games on this system and the smoothness of the gameplay itself has been fantastic but really it's the picture quality that's what i'm here for on this lg c10 oled it's absolutely luscious the blacks are deep but not overly darkened some first person shooters may be a little bit dim for some folks but generally speaking i've been enjoying it the bright highlights for hdr have been fantastic against those perfect blacks the color is fantastic as well like i have no complaints at all this is about as good as it could possibly look if there's a downside to the xbox series x i feel like it's because it came out without a bunch of games built specifically for the new hardware sure you can go back and play some games that have been optimized for the platform but there's not a lot of exciting new stuff to play right out of the gate still i think the xbox series x has a ton of unlocked potential that means that as the years go by it's going to remain an exciting console so earlier i posed the question is this combo worth the premium price you have to pay in order to get it and in my opinion the answer is an absolute yes i definitely love this combo everything about it really i love the new controller i love the speed of the xbox i love the hdr highlights and the gaming it's very smooth i love variable refresh rate availability up to 4k 120 it's pretty fantastic all the way around so if you want to get the absolute most out of the xbox series x and get the most seamless experience across the board i definitely recommend this combo thanks as always for watching everyone if this isn't your dream gaming combo what is let me know in the comments and while you're there like subscribe hit that notification bell and here's two other videos i think you'll like\n"