
Xbox Night Mode Feature: What It Does
Microsoft tested a new Xbox night mode feature that dims LEDs, filters blue or red light, and adjusts screen brightness for Series X/S and Xbox One.
- Microsoft opened Xbox's new night mode feature to Alpha Skip-Ahead testers ahead of a planned September 2021 full release.
- Night mode lets players dim controller and console LEDs, apply a blue or red light filter, and adjust screen brightness.
- The feature works on both Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One, can be scheduled automatically, and can toggle HDR off.
Microsoft, which is preparing to bring a night mode feature to Xbox consoles, has opened this new feature up to test users. Not yet available to all players, the night mode feature is currently being tried out by people on the Alpha Skip-Ahead ring. Night mode is expected to roll out to all users in September 2021.
All the features that night mode will soon bring to Xbox consoles (Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One) are as follows:
- Screen brightness will be adjustable.
- The LED lights on the controller and the power button light on the console will be dimmable.
- A blue light or red light filter will be added to the console. This will let players game more comfortably.
- Both software and hardware lights will be able to be turned off.
- HDR can automatically be turned off.
- Night mode itself will be able to be toggled on and off manually.
- Hours can be set for night mode to automatically turn on and off.
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