Microsoft is already testing dolby vision on its xbox one s and xbox one x consoles.

Microsoft continues to strive to try to make its Xbox One gaming platform as attractive as possible to users. Redmond's new step is to add Dolby Vision support to its Xbox One S and Xbox One X consoles.

Xbox One S and Xbox One X are already receiving support for Dolby Vision

This will result in Microsoft consoles joining Apple TV 4K and Chromecast Ultra as the only streaming devices that support Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos today. Microsoft is testing Dolby Vision with the Xbox Insiders, and it appears to be limited to streaming apps for now. Netflix is ​​one of the first applications to be updated to allow the use of Dolby Vision on Xbox One S and Xbox One X, for now it is not known if Microsoft plans to add this feature to blu-ray discs as well.

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Dolby Vision technology improves image quality by adjusting the brightness and color of scenes with metadata, with a color depth of up to 12 bits and higher peak brightness targets than the HDR10 standard. Today's televisions are not ready to take full advantage of this technology, but its presence on the Xbox One makes it more future-proof compared to the main rival console, Sony's PlayStation 4, which is not yet fully compatible with Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision.

Microsoft is doing an excellent job with the Xbox division with Phil Spencer, laying the foundations for a future generation in which it promises to make life very difficult for Sony, the more competition the better for all users.

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