Xbox is now available on Hisense TVs without a game console

Xbox Cloud Gaming expands its reach: Microsoft games are now available on Hisense TVs without a console

Microsoft has officially announced a major update to its gaming ecosystem: the branded Xbox app is now available on Hisense TVs running the VIDAA OS operating system. Now, TV owners no longer need to purchase a separate game console for a full gaming experience — an active Game Pass subscription is all that is required.

Which TV models support Xbox

The update affects Hisense TVs and a number of other models (including Toshiba and certain European brands) that use the VIDAA OS platform. An important limitation is the device release period: support is implemented for TVs manufactured between 2024 and 2026. The company is gradually expanding coverage, planning a global release in all supported regions.

Requirements for launching games

Since this is cloud gaming, players do not need to download games — the entire process takes place via streaming. This requires the following conditions to be met:

  • A stable internet connection.
  • An active Xbox Game Pass subscription (any plan except the PC-only version will work).
  • A compatible Bluetooth controller (an official Xbox gamepad is recommended).

Game Pass subscription pricing

Users have access to various plans that offer entry to an impressive catalog of over 500 games, as well as the ability to play new releases on the day they launch:

Subscription Plan Monthly Cost
Essential $10 (€9.34 / 387 UAH)
Premium $15 (€14.01 / 580 UAH)
Ultimate $23 (€21.48 / 890 UAH)

The integration of Xbox into Hisense TVs makes cloud gaming even more accessible. If you already have a compatible Smart TV and a Game Pass subscription, you can play modern titles without the extra cost of a game console.


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