Could not be happier upgrading my XBOX ONE S (not trading or selling my X1S) to the XBOX ONE X Scorpio Edition. It's the only console along with the S that can play Ultra 4K physical disc. It's backwards compatible with many XBOX 360 & select OG XBOX games. I bought a Sony 4K OLED A1E 55'inch to take advance of the X1X's 4K & HDR capabilities. I've never seen a game look so visually amazing as Assassin's Creed Origins taking full advantage of X1X's 4K & HDR features. Even older games like Mirror's Edge on 360 is Enhanced and looks beautiful. I don't think I would recommend the X1X unless you own a 4K tv w/ HDR. You won't be able to take advantage of all of its benefits. I would stick with the X1S, which is no slouch. I would also recommend purchasing a external hard drive with at least 4 TB of memory. The games that are XBOX ONE X Enhanced take up A LOT more space on your HDD. The internal 1 TB is not enough to retain but a few titles that are large in storage requirements. One more note. I would highly recommend 4K tv owners with HDR to keep HDR set to "Auto". If turned on it may make non supported HDR titles look weird with the colors. Speaking for my Sony 4K it automatically recognized my games that were HDR compatible and turn it on when they were in play such as AC:Origins, FF XV, & Dead Rising 4.

I have always enjoyed my Xbox One. Since recieving the One X i have finally put my Samsung KS8000 4K television to some good use. The games (that have been patched) look amazing in 4K and run very smooth. Playing Tomb Raider and FFXV in 4K is like playing the games new all over again.

Was able to get my hands on the Day 1 edition , system looks real nice and performs great. The xb1x enhanced games look great on my OLED TV ! The only issue so far is playing regular dvds on it . I'm noticing lip sync issues where the actors lips and the words do not match up no matter the configuration. Once I put a Blu-ray or a 4k ultra disc it works perfect. Other then that no complaints.

I've been a Microsoft console owner since the original Xbox, so I've consider myself something of a connoisseur. I've bought "Launch Day" consoles in each generation and the XB1 was no exception. I was thinking about upgrades and was ready to move on towards the S model. Then the rumors started coming out about "Scorpio"...so I held off...and I'm glad I did. The best way I can describe the XBox 1 X is as a console you can "grow into". If I'd bought the S, I know I would have been disappointed, even angry when the 1 X came out. I don't have a 4K TV yet, but we will. I know the extra power in the console will be used in the near future. It certainly has made Sony look over their shoulder. I like the new controller. It's just a touch smaller than the Xbox One, but it feels tighter and more responsive. The interface is zippy and feels tight also. One of the things I've VERY happy about...and this may not seem like a big deal...but not having to clear out space for a power BRICK is FANTASTIC. Overall, I'm happy with the console and look forward to really putting it through the paces.

I always buy special edition game consoles , there is nothing special other then it says project Scorpio in small print . The controller is the same way, just as boring , makes no special sounds . Fan is already making a buzzing sound at times . I have it laying flat on the tv stand . I figure it’s going to burn up . Other then the 4-k part of it which looks great , I am more happy with my Xbox 1 call of duty edition I bought New Years ago , loading times from disk or over hardwire take just as long on the new one , but I will say it’s still not as bad as my PlayStation 4 .