Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was wanting the series X but, was only able to obtain the series S. I was a little bummed at first because I really wanted the X. But, I’ve really grown to love the S, it’s a little powerhouse in it’s own right. It has the quick resume which I love and the optimized games look great! After spending time with this system, I’m now really in no hurry to get the X. But, I will eventually upgrade when they become more available. So, if you’re looking to experience next gen now? You really can’t go wrong with this. The only downside to this system is it’s a digital only system. Which you’ll definitely need external memory if you choose to go this route.

This is a pretty cheap way to get into next gen gaming. The Series S is built very solidly. I expected it to be larger, but was pretty surprised at how compact it was. Setup was easy, and the initial console update didn't take that much time. If you have this + gamepass, you're pretty much set. The only downside with this console, is that the internal storage is pretty limited (you are not getting all of the 512gb, some space is reserved for the system). So you will either have to rotate the games you have on the Series S, or invest in an external HDD (either a regular one, or buy the very very very expensive Seagate expansion card). This system is perfect for those who don't buy physical media, and who are new to the Xbox ecosystem.

Came fast and the system is great, runs games good but you should consider buying extra storage

Still have to this day, no regrets on purchasing this item.

I really like this console. You get a lot for only $300. Quick Resume is a great feature, although it doesn't always work and some games don't support it. Like previous Xbox consoles, the controllers use double-A batteries which is good in that you can always replace the batteries unlike Playstation controllers. Also, the amount of old Xbox games available on the online store thanks to backwards compatibility is arguably the strongest selling point of Microsoft's platform. My biggest complaint is the lack of internal storage and the fact you have to pay $219 to buy one specific memory card in order to upgrade, whereas PS5 gives you options.

Excellent system that almost runs as smooth my ps5. My kids love it, and it was totally worth the price.

The console itself is very impressive when considering what it is capable of relative to its size and price. One note is that storage is a bit low after downloading the OS updates, so an external hard drive is necessary. Had to return because the controller was defective, even after Microsoft service repairs. Overall, great purchase for kids to begin their gaming journey!

Fantastic can’t say enough about this product and ease of use , love it

Great product for the price if you don't care about the aesthetic of the series x!

My husband bought this Xbox a few years ago. He uses it all the time and seems to be very happy with it.

Everything that comes with this game is the best the downloading the graphics everything

I love Xbox my favorite console my hubby has the one x and I just wanted something for me and this was perfect

This is about the streamline for the Series S product. Getting access to the games is very efficient, and I realize that the disc version is very powerful. However, it does the trick in providing entertainment.

Very happy with this purchase, it cant be beat for the price. If you're okay with it not being a powerful a the series x this is a great but

For such a small and affordable console its insanely powerful! Recommended for everyone who wants to get into gaming without breaking the bank or taking up space

My son loves his Xbox. Haven’t had any issues. Sometimes the console does get a little warm.

Was worried about the digital one but it has worked out well for our family set up.

Good all around console perfect for grown ups and kids that either are starters or casuals.

Great for what it is. If you have a 4K HDTV, I recommend the Xbox Series X. However, if you have anything less than 4K, the Xbox Series S has all the capability you need for a digital setup.

Like this system. I already have a ton of different video game consoles and have a lot of different kinds of Xbox games on my PC. Just wanted to transfer a few of my games to a system instead of connecting my pc to a 4K tv. Works great if you play a few games. It’s recommended to just get game pass since the systems hard drive can only hold a few new titles. Since the new titles general size are around 100 gb and after the systems operating system takes up about 180 gb of space. You’re only left with about 365 gb of space which means that this system can hold only a few games. Since I’m a casual gamer, that’s the best option