Microsoft - Xbox One S 1TB Starter Bundle with 4K Ultra Blu-ray - White

The Xbox One is a great system with a slew of impressive and useful features, like 4K Blu-Ray playback and backwards compatibility (both features lacking in all models of the PS4, if you are comparing the two) with a lot of great Xbox 360 and original Xbox titles, and excellent in-home streaming. There are a lot of great games out there for it, and if you're really into the Xbox exclusives, then this is definitely a great choice, even if you're just looking to play some of your favorite 360 games again. The one thing that I really don't like about the system is the user interface for the Dashboard (AKA your "home screen"). Gosh, it's ugly. Things really seem to be all over the place, and it may take you a while to find what you're looking for. It's too complicated, and needs to be simplified and streamlined, rather than overwhelming users with options for social media and friend comparison around every corner. But with enough use, you'll be able to find your way around. That being said, I've really enjoyed my time using it. It has performed really well, and the feature rich nature of the system keeps me coming back to it. Performance in the games I have played has been excellent, with great performance and visuals in-game. There are plenty of games out there for it, both first party and third party, and with backwards compatibility, you can pick up the great 360 titles you may have missed on the cheap in used games stores to start building your game library. Not all are compatible, though, so be sure to check the backwards compatibility list.

Bought this at Christmas, with a few new games Hello Neighbor, Minecraft etc. My kids tried for a week to play these games but they had to upload then after waiting for that it was needs updates, this is something you think will take a few mins, nope it was days and nothing, after 2 weeks they were only able to play one game out of 6 and the games are not cheap, then I find out you need to be on something called Xbox live which you pay 60$ a year for. I don’t want an 8 and 9 year olds playing online at all. Most games won’t work unless you do this. I call the company for advice and they had none to give me. Getting someone on the phone from Microsoft that knows about gaming is a joke. You also have to make email accounts and passcodes and yada Yaddaa AHHHH! What happens to put game in and play it? It should be easier not harder. I will never buy a gaming system again. They use Apps easy tap and play no headaches!

I read the specifications oaths X-Box and bought it because it had bluetooth capability according to the Best Buy spec's. After getting it home and setup, I found out otherwise. I researched the fact, and found this on the Microsoft website. The Xbox One console does not feature Bluetooth functionality. Headsets cannot connect to the console using Bluetooth." The link:https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/accessories/connect-compatible-headset . I consider this a bit of "False Advertising". I'm an Elite plus member, don't write many reviews but, felt this was important. I'm giving it a great review because the system is fantastic and I'll figure something out. Read into it everyone!

The graphics are on par and so are the games. My issue with the Xbox One systems is the ridiculous installation and update times. PS4 includes required updates on the game discs but Xbox forces you to connect to the internet to download extremely large files before you can even play. I can play a new PS4 game five minutes after I insert the disc but with the Xbox it takes as long as multiple hours. You are required to have an internet connection even if you do not play games online. I bought the system simply because Forza 7 is the best (arguably) driving game available on any console. There are plenty of issues with Forza's messenger and online system too. Overall, I'm not a huge fan of the Xbox One.

I had an original Xbox One I had pre-ordered and bought when the One's first came out. Still have it. I saw the sale on this one along with the Game Pass and it interested me. I talked to the sales guy and he sold me on the Game Pass portion, so I bought it. The Xbox itself is very good, has double the internal space of my original, is slimmer, and faster in every aspect of my original. Love it. Game Pass, however, is lackluster. The sales guy really oversold it and I feel I got taken for a ride on his embellishment. The machine itself, awesome, must get if you're looking for an Xbox. Game Pass, pass on it.

Purchased the unit online, and had it delivered to the house. The remote control would not stay connected to the system even after multiple battery changes. Called and had to return the entire system a 60 mile trip. My wife wound up spending more since they did not have the same system. I opened the box and no power cord. Another 60 mile trip. I returned the whole system and got my money back. Had a bad experience with customer service. I don't recommend best buy. Very disappointed.

Xbox has always had great consoles and this one is no exceptions. My only grip is that it took me longer than I care to admit to figure out what the difference between this model and the $500 alternative is (It's basically the processor if you are curious). If you are a casual gamer like I am it's not worth the extra $200. This system is great even without the super charged processor.

I picked this up at the store to use for gaming and also as media center. Performs great , no lag in the UI. All the streaming apps work well on it too like Netflix,Hulu Amazon etc... It will stream for 4k if you have a 4k Tv but will not render the games in 4K. If you are a casual gamer who's budget concious then this is a fair value. You also get 3 months game Pass which is ok but not great.