Customer Ratings & Reviews

An execellent gaming system with a chasis that is functional and good looking in my opinion. Runs games smoothly on 4k tv.

Gaming on this consul is amazing, the 4K is pretty awesome, my boyfriends really mad at me because I keep beating him in video games, my boyfriends mad at me because I’m watching real housewives of Atlanta in 4K.

I have not owned an Xbox console in a number of years, but I decided to pick this one up to get more use of my GamePass (I was playing on PC, but my PC could not hold very many games at once). Getting it set up and going was very easy, and all of my data from PC transferred to the console without any trouble. I personally love the quick resume feature that lets me pick up a game right where I left off. Especially when combined with GamePass this is a great gaming system that can offer a ton of entertainment.

Does everything! Great system! Keeps large amount of data!

Love it, we upgraded from the series s to the x and we are happy with this purchase! The console is larger, but you can’t beat 4K and the capacity.

Compared to PS5, the xbox excels thanks mainly to quick resume functionality. The ps5 controller is better, but the xbox is a better gaming experience in all other areas.

The Xbox series x is my favorite gaming console. Now its nothing wrong with the series S at all my son has 1. I love the overall gameplay and Gamepass is the best thing and the graphics are great when i purchase the Series X was under 500 but even if its over 500 its worth it buy this console. If you have Google or Amazon you can control it with your voice. You also have Microsoft Edge for web browsing. Make sure you buy at least one more controller as these consoles only come with just 1 controller. Lastly you may want to buy a wireless charger

Upgraded from the digital edition to the one and nice having the extra space to store games

Worth The Wait I switched over from PlayStation and don’t understand why anyone would want a PlayStation. Pros: Can play 3 games almost instantly. Automatic pause and switch to another game. Surf the internet using Bing I can play anywhere with remote play. It automatically powers off and shuts down based on programming. Security settings can be set to prevent others from using. Quite, silent. Powerful graphics almost real. The graphics on some games are so powerful you thing it was live with 4K t.v Super fast startup and load time. No waiting . It’s scary. The ultimate subscription gaming service. I can go online and get a refund within 24 hours for bad game purchases. If purchased within 24 hours. The controller fits my hand like a custom glove. The Xbox Series X is an entertainment system that allows me to do everything from the console from surfing the internet, watching movies, playing games, downloading my favorite apps and so much more. We have moved beyond gaming with this console. Cons: Now that I am the owner I do not want to share!!!

Awesome video console high graphics and speed. I bought a series s first then i gift to my wife and i bought this series x trough xbox all access, it is good price i just believe for some people the downside is that you have to pay mandatory two years of ultimate pass.

So i bought one just to play Starfield. Currently waiting on release day but i signed up for game pass to check out some games while waiting. So far Ive been very impressed with the cloud streaming. Being able to just browse games and check them out no download needed is awesome. I played fallout 4 just streaming and had zero issues. Looked great and nothing glitched. To be streaming a game of that size in 4k without having to download to the hard drive blew my mind. Ive only owned playstation for the past 10+ years but gotta say xbox are doing something right here. Wouldnt have bought if Starfield was released on playstion so thank you Bethesda. It Just Works

Cosmetically it lives up to its name. Its just a box, but with its color and simplicity, it fits perfectly on any kind of furniture. Im very impressed with its performance. Playing Xbox One titles on the Series X is a breath of fresh air. Most 1st party and some 3rd party titles take advantage of its new tech and enhancement updates. Games that run in 30 fps, now run 60 or even 120 with built in HDR depending on the title. Loading screen time is drastically reduced because of its new SSD card. The Series X give you fast access to games with its new feature called "Quick Resume", where you can jump from one game to another without losing progression or needing to restart the game(most efficient with offline mode games). You can turn off or restart your console and the game will start exactly where you left off. The controller that comes with the console is the exactly same design as the Xbox One with just a few tweaks. There's no rubber like the elite controller but it does have small textures in the back for better grip. There's also tiny bumps on the triggers so your fingers don't slip. They added a share button right below the guide button to save screen shots or record gameplay much faster. The D pad is loud but its edges are improved for better feel especially with fighting games. Microsoft became consumer friendly so no need to buy new controllers, headsets, or keypads if you already own them on the Xbox One. Just plug in and play. If you have games from your XBO external HDD, you can connect it to the Series X and play all your games. They also have a huge library of backwards compatibility games from OG Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One and on top of that, they offer Gamepass. A monthly subscription service where you access hundreds of games from big name publishers. If you're not gaming its also a good tool for multi media. It has a 4k blu ray drive, stream movies, TV shows, sports, and access to mainstream subscription services. Now for the bad....Halo Infinite was suppose to launch with the Series X but got delayed so no new next gen exclusive games as of now. The Series X comes with 1TB of memory to store games. It won't be enough when games are more complex and big on file size. If you don't mind uninstalling games to install others that's fine, but I enjoy the convenience of having access to all my new and old games. So for the external SSD card they are offering, its not worth it. Hoping 3rd party manufacturers make an inexpensive one with more storage down the line. It feels next gen but it doesn't look like it. I get what Microsoft is doing, creating a next gen console to be apart of the Xbox family with the Xbox One and Series S, but with the same interface as the XBO, and although i do appreciate the console and controller design, its still leaves me left to be desired for something a bit different. Feels like I'm looking at a XBO 2.0 imo. Overall its an excellent console with so much potential. I recommend to pick one up if you're new to gaming or a Playstation customer looking for a different platform to experience. Its well worth it especially with gamepass giving you so much variety. If you already have an Xbox one with gamepass and looking to get a Series X, go for it, but if you miss your chance of getting one now, don't sweat it because you're not missing out on anything. Best to wait a little longer.

Boyfriend loves it, but does not like that I have added a few of my own games on there LOL

Pretty good for a console, runs games smoothly and has enough space for the bigger stuff too, worth the price.

Love the design, and the performance. It would be nice to have additional storage capacity.

After playing this console SOLIDLY for the last few weeks I haver had ZERO issues. The Speed that the console loads games is incredible. For example GTAV a game that normally takes upwards of 5 minutes to load now takes less than a minute. Graphics as well are incredible even for games that are not enhanced for Series X see a boost in quality. The key aspect for you as the user to keep in mind is it needs to be in the open so no putting it inside an entertainment center. It's rear facing intakes need to be open and the top heat vent should be free of obstruction. The controller you get with it feels very solid and well made. The Console also allows for USB Keyboard and mouse input for games like COD and Fortnite. I was also able to take my USB hard drive right from my previous console and use it on this one with no issues. I am very happy to have spent the price especially since Xbox has abolished the generational divide. So from now on you will not be leaving friends behind if you do not upgrade or if you do and you won't be missing out on games either.

Okay so I have ps5 and this. I play the hell out of the ps5 because of the exclusive titles. However, the Xbox is just a more powerful system. Things just feel better on it and the features are far better... 1- currently hooked up to a gaming monitor, it supports 1440 at 120fps(nice library that supports it). Ps5 does not support 1440 and currently only COD does 120fps 2- features Dolby vision. Ps5 does not 3- better design and fits in my entertainment center, while the ps5 oddly sits off to the side because it's just too big. 4- it's more user friendly and you can actually search games that support 60+ fps and 120fps and much more. Ps5 does not. I have Witcher 3 on both and Xbox had a performance mode (in game) that blows the ps5 out of the water. It's more like pc gaming. BUT! The exclusive titles for xbox are just garbage. Minus Gears of War. But even that gets a little boring at times (part 4 and 5, the other ones are amazing). If you want the best performance, Xbox rocks, however, you will definitely have more fun with the PS5.

I've owned all the xbox machines since they came out. PROs: Very fast "Quick Resume" feature Supports up to 8K resolution and up to 120Hz refresh rate Xbox Game Pass offers a stunning level of value An SSD speeds up load times HDMI 2.1 out Backward-compatible games Adds HDR to older games 120Hz modes for smoother gameplay Blu-ray player and lots of apps Almost silent operation CONs: Expensive Few titles use ray tracing right now Non-removable stand looks weird horizontally Loses the optical audio output User interface remains cluttered No exclusive games THAT SAID - and while I could gripe more on the Tiles UI that the xbox has which seem *dated* nowadays - its menu system is clunky - and lacks in a lot of areas and Im not a big fan of the xbox UI but I'd give this console the thumbs up - however it is a bit pricey.

I mean, it's the newest gen Xbox. How could it be bad? Love it. It's definitely of a large form factor, so it didn't fit in my media cabinet (shelves are too close, wouldn't allow for sufficient air flow). But its minimal design, basically just a black box, helps it look fine simply sitting on top of the media stand, next to the TV. The controller is comfortable to hold and seemingly of good quality. The UI of the XBox really hasn't changed from the previous gen, so it's very easy to navigate menus and find what I want. Maybe an icon has changed position slightly, but everything is very familiar. Great system! I'm looking forward to several future exclusives, which will further help me feel it was worth the considerable sum.

As far as quality, use, library, and affordability go, this is an amazing console. The Ray tracing abilities, 4K dimensions, and refresh rate of 120 hz are an excellent upgrade or first time console. These are hard to find/get at a retail price however, so I'd recommend getting yours when you can.