Well, the big problem for me, more than anything, with the Xbox dash is the low resolution. I was disappointed with Xbox One X only offering 1080p UI rendering when PS4 Pro did native 4K but for 1080p UI to continue on Series X...that's really not acceptable to me.
— John Linneman (@dark1x) October 15, 2020
It should be noted that the preview build for the Xbox Series X did have some features that were not enabled when it arrived in the hands of gaming journalists. Notably, backwards compatibility did not work for major first-party games, and there were some crashes, as well. Clearly, Microsoft is still working on the system, and some elements have not been finalized. It's possible that the UI's resolution will be changed before the Xbox Series X arrives next month.
The UI for the Xbox One was updated earlier in the week, and it will be the same UI that appears on Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. As such, Xbox fans have the opportunity to see how things will look when they boot up the Xbox Series X when it releases next month. Of course, if the Xbox Series X's UI really doesn't allow for 4K resolution, it truly will look identical across all three platforms!
It will be interesting to see how Xbox fans will feel about the UI if it does not support 4K resolution. At the end of the day, games on the system will support 4K, and the UI's importance is fairly minimal. However, those that are looking for a truly stunning experience right from the start-up screen might be a little disappointed.
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Source: https://comicbook.com/gaming/news/xbox-series-x-ui-reportedly-1080p-not-4k/
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