List of all TVs that support Dolby Vision on Xbox One

By Jez Corden
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With the October 2018 Xbox One Update, Microsoft now supports Dolby Vision HDR for media playback on Xbox One. But not for all TVs.

The Xbox One S and Xbox One X support HDR10 out of the box, allowing you to enjoy glorious colors and lighting on hundreds of television sets. However, not all TVs support the HDR10 standard.

Unfortunately for early adopters of Dolby Vision HDR sets, Xbox One had no support for the standard. Thanks to the October 2018 Xbox Update, that's set to change.

Across select TV sets, Xbox One S and X consoles now support Dolby Vision for media playback, and Microsoft is working with Dolby to expand this list of supported devices and, perhaps even functionality, in the near future.

Here's the full list of TV sets that support Dolby Vision on Xbox right now. We'll expand this list over time as we receive updates.

Related: Best 4K TVs for Xbox One

ManufacturerModel NumberSizes (inches)Markets
LGW7 (2017)77, 65Worldwide
LGG7 (2017)77, 65Worldwide
LGE7 (2017)65, 55Worldwide
LGC7 (2017)65, 55Worldwide
LGB7 (2017)65, 55Worldwide
LGSJ95 (2017)86, 75, 65, 55Worldwide
LGSJ8570/857A (2017)75U.S.
LGSJ85 (2017)65, 60, 55Worldwide
LGSJ80 (2017)65, 60, 55, 49Worldwide
LGUJ75 (2017)65, 60, 55, 49, 43Worldwide
LGW8 (2018)75, 65Worldwide
LGG8 (2018)65Worldwide
LGE8 (2018)65, 55Worldwide
LGC8 (2018)77, 65, 55Worldwide
LGB8 (2018)65, 55Worldwide
LGSK9500 (2018)65, 55Worldwide
LGSK9000 (2018)65, 55U.S., Canada
LGSK8500 (2018)65, 55, 49Worldwide (except U.S., Canada)
LGSK8100 (2018)75, 65, 55, 49EU
LGSK8070 (2018)75US, Canada
LGSK8000 (2018)75, 65, 55, 49Worldwide (75" except U.S., Canada)
SonyZ9D, ZD9 (2017)65, 75, 100Worldwide
SonyA1E, A1 (2017)55, 65, 77Worldwide
SonyX9500E (2017)55, 65Worldwide
SonyX940E, X945E, X947E, X9400E, XE9405, X940E (2017)75Worldwide
SonyX930E, X9300E, XE9305 (2017)55, 65Worldwide
SonyX900F, X905F, X907F, X9000F, XF9005 (2018)49, 55, 65, 75, 85Worldwide
SonyA8F, AF8 (2018)55, 65Worldwide
SonyZ9F, ZF9 (2018)65, 75Worldwide
SonyA9F, AF9 (2018)55, 65Worldwide
FunaiU4110 (2018)49, 55, 65Japan
FunaiU7010 (2018)55, 65Japan
Jez Corden
Jez Corden

Jez Corden is a Senior Editor for Windows Central, focusing primarily on all things Xbox and gaming. Jez is known for breaking exclusive news and analysis as relates to the Microsoft ecosystem while being powered by caffeine. Follow on Twitter @JezCorden and listen to his Xbox Two podcast, all about, you guessed it, Xbox!

11 Comments
  • Where is this list from?? As if a TV supports Dolby Vision, then the Xbox "should" support it. Obviously, this list does not contain all Dolby Vision TVs
  • Same thing I was thinking.
  • It's a new version/mode of Dolby Vision. Statement that Vizio gave to Forbes on the matter. "Xbox recently announced support for Dolby Vision via Netflix that requires support for Dolby Vision’s new Low Latency Mode. Currently, Vizio TVs with Dolby Vision let users stream in Dolby Vision from apps like Netflix and Vudu via SmartCast Home and Chromecast Built-in. Vizio is working to incorporate support for Dolby Vision’s new Low Latency Mode, and will share more details closer to the feature roll out." https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnarcher/2018/10/04/xbox-one-dolby-vision...
  • Now this would have been awesome in the story, you should add it in Jez. That is an important factor to know and just made Dolby Vision slightly annoying.
  • Microsoft gave us this list via Dolby.
  • I have a Dolby vision set and when I went to activate it on the Xbox one X it told me that it didn’t support it because my Dolby vision was an old version that the Xbox doesn’t support. I have a TCL.
  • No Samsung's Tv's?
  • Samsungs only support HDR10 Plus which they created themselves to avoid paying dolby
  • I'm sure TCL's 6 series has Dolby Vision HDR
  • Nope. No TCL tv has it. Or vizio.
  • lg c7 2017, unexpected