Customer Ratings & Reviews

Waited a long time for this purchase. More than worth the money spent.

Very good Xbox beat one I have had my old Xbox was very bad this is way better

cool great awesome outstanding amazing spectacular

Fast, beautiful graphics, worth the purchase. Loads my kids' Minecraft worlds in seconds as opposed to the minutes it took on the Xbox One. Late adopter of the system due to the cost, but it was worth it and I'd buy it again. Got the disc version as we have a ton of Xbox games already, but haven't tested it out yet. Now to start saving up for the next gen...

My One X finally went out on me, so I figured if I got another XBox I wouldn't get a S series, I'd get a X. And maaaaan, I'm glad I did. Besides it also causing me to get a newer TV that was more suitable/compatible, and also having to upgrade my wifi network, it was well worth it, haha. (TV was only 5-6 years old, just didn't meet the 4K/120, and the extender I was running was older, but still ran a 5G signal).

Easily one of the best hardware jumps in consoles. 60fps, 60-120hz, 4k HDR all together were only available to PC players for the longest time. Now that's available to console players and it's game-changing. One quick caveat: You MUST have a hdmi 2.1 enabled monitor/TV to really get the best experience out of the Series X. Without it, you're still getting the game changing 60 fps, but potentially missing out on 4k HDR, and definitely missing out on 120hz (for those games that have that).

The Xbox is a hit. Everyone loves it and gets used often!

I highly recommend customers to check out this amazing gift!!

Got to have internet even with the disk games and it has alot of upgrading to do before play but other than that it was good

Hey gamers! Just got my hands on the Xbox Series X, and let me tell you – it's a game-changer! Here's a quick rundown: Design: Sleek and powerful. The black tower looks killer in my setup. Performance: This thing is a beast! 4K, 120 FPS – the graphics are mind-blowing. Fast load times keep you in the game, not waiting around. Quick Resume: Switching between games is a breeze. No more long load times – just seamless transitions. Backward Compatibility: Love digging into my old favorites with upgraded visuals. Xbox Series X keeps the classics alive. Xbox Game Pass: A massive library at your fingertips. From exclusives to indie hits, Game Pass is a gamer's dream. Controller: Comfortable and familiar, with a new Share button. Perfect for capturing those epic gaming moments. Conclusion: Xbox Series X is the real deal. Whether you're a casual gamer or a hardcore enthusiast, it's a whole new level of gaming. Ready to elevate your gaming experience? Xbox Series X has got you covered! #XboxSeriesX #GamingRevolution

Definitely good to have at least one in your house if you're like us and have multiple of the cheaper xboxs. Will provide a more stable host for local network multiplayer due to the improved memory and processing power. Just make sure this is the one plugged into the network.

The best console which you can play the best video games

I have owned this system since release in November, so this review is not a first-impression take. First, like most systems launched these days, there were some quirks and bugs at launch, but those have since been ironed out. The UI is the same, which can be good or bad, depending on how you look at it. I personally view that as a positive because I knew where everything was when trying to troubleshoot some of those early bugs. Second, I realize Xbox had no dedicated or exclusive games for this gen at release, but having access to and playing my library of both old and new Xbox One games in better quality and speed has more than made up the lack of exclusive titles. New (and current) games offering Series Optimized updates were/are stunning and I feel only scratch the surface on what this system can do overall. Smart Delivery has also been a huge plus in upgrading games that have an optimization without having to really do anything. Hard drive speeds have been nothing short of impressive. Load times on basic XBOne games are a fraction of my One X. I also picked up the Seagate expansion storage, and there is nothing different between games played off either drive. Transfers between the two are a snap (if you know the UI), and I can attest that a 40 GB game takes roughly 90 seconds to move. And finally, there's Quick Resume, easily the most next-gen feature that feels a little underrated. While it doesn't work on all games, such as some online-only games, it has been a breath of fresh air for larger games that have larger load times (Assassin's Creed Valhalla was my best test case). Let me offer this up as well: for the first time in my gaming life, a new console generation actually outperforms most current-gen TVs. I have a 4K/60Hz LG panel that has been an awesome TV, yet I would have to upgrade to get the most out of this system. That doesnt mean an upgrade is necessary, however, as everything I've been able to play in 4K/60 has been amazing. And as a note, I probably won't be upgrading the TV just yet. If you can find this system at stock price, you will not be disappointed. If you are more of a casual gamer, don't discredit the Series S either as it too is an awesome little system.

Take your games to the next level. Note in order to get the maximum from this console you will need a monitor or oled tv with at least 120Hz and good 4k to 8k capabilities to truly appreciate what is for. Also take on to consideration all the updates you will need when setting up your xbox as well as the xbox app account.

Crazy to think I have owned every generation of Xbox from the OG to the Series X. As games have evolved, Microsoft has kept pace with innovations and enhancements. The Series X is next level. It's quick, buttery smooth, and easy to operate. The size isn't nearly as big as I thought and it tucks nicely behind its new best friend - the Hisense U8K 75" 4K TV, Ports are easy to figure out, expansion is available if needed. The Quick Resume is my fave feature - especially with single player games. You can drop your game and pick it right back up. No need to make the wife angry by "geting to that next check (save) point". Just let Xbox save your marriage and you'll be gaming like the boss you are. Seriously though - I love this thing and am eager to test its full potential with future games.

Works right from the box as it should. No complaints

As an Xbox fan who's owned Xbox systems from the early days, the series X is a must own. What an excellent gaming system, you won't be disappointed. I'd definitely recommend getting the 2TB expansion card, as the 1 TB storage could fills up quickly for downloading and storing games.

I have bought the Xbox 360, Xbox one, PS4 and PS4 Pro at launch. I have kind of just gotten used to buying a new console at launch. While this one was tricky to acquire, i will say one thing. This is the first console i have every bought that felt truly next generation! The SSD drastically improves load screens (longest load screen on Diablo 3 was about 2 seconds) and call of duty warzone now allows me to participate in the pregame warm ups with roughly 57 seconds. The xbox one and PS4 pro gave me around 15-20 seconds usually. It is super quiet, and the UI is unchanged so its super familiar. Even games that arent optimized for this console play incredibly well. Warzone runs on average of around 110-114 frames per second (i usually play aggressively so there is a bunch of action on the screen at any one time) Diablo 3 is limited to 60 fps from the developer (Blizzard Entertainment) but it still performs incredibly well. Cyberpunk 2077 (despite the harsh criticism) performs really well too. Load screens are only a few seconds long, the visuals are beautiful, and the new controller truly does cut down on input delay (high fps helps too). I hooked up my xbox one and my series x side by side. I tested the delay with reloading the same exact gun at the same exact time. The series x was noticeably faster (even though its in milliseconds, if you look hard enough you will see it). It stays incredibly cool. It does get warm (As all hardware does) but it stays within acceptable temperatures. Optimal temperature really. Overall, having played my buddies PS5 and having played the Series X, i must admit, i prefer the series x. The PS5 wont play games in 120 fps unless they have been ported over to new gen, where as the series x is getting an update here soon that will make almost every game run at higher frame rates without the game developer issuing a patch (Crucial for me as i love going back and playing old titles). Pros: Fast load times Stays quiet Stays cool Faster FPS Improved controller connection to allow less input delay (Crucial for competitive gamers) Backwards compatible with almost every single game (excluding kinect games) The new controller is even more comfortable than the XB1 controller with its new Dpad, new grip, rounded triggers and bumpers. Cons: The only really approved external storage are some proprietary SSD cards that seagate makes. Who knows when other 3rd party manufacturers will get involved. I would recommend this to everyone.

TLDR: worth the money, will likely run future games great and look great for the next 6 years, SSD is wicked fast but is also small and needs more memory, puts out A LOT of heat. Fantastic console. Big heads up... IT PUTS OUT A LOT OF HEAT! Pros: •Super fast and powerful gaming system, •Super quiet even when running games at 4K 60fps, •Same operating system as the Xbox One line so everything is backwards compatible, •Memory is a SSD so load times are extremely fast for most games (for reference: Skyrim load times are so short I can’t finish reading a single sentence on the loading screens). •ray tracing is amazing and makes a world of difference. •FPS is usually locked at what you want it to be in most scenarios so I don’t really notice frame rate drops that often. •performance rivals gaming computers (desktops) in the $1200 range. •will likely be able to have no problems running the next 5-8 years of advancements in gaming and graphics while still looking amazing which is the main reason I dropped the $500. •upgraded WiFi card in the console so download speeds aren’t capped at 80mbps anymore (I downloaded a 16gb update in 8 minutes at 230mbps when I pay for a 300mbps plan and my roommate is playing his Xbox at the same time.) CONS: •puts out A LOT of heat... like similar to a space heater (do not even think about putting the console in an entertainment system or shelf unless you cut holes in the back where the intakes are and give the exhaust at least 8” of clearance and angled so the exhaust is pointed a little away (like 10-15 degrees) from the shelf. Not a problem if it is standing upright on top of something with nothing above it or blocking the vents.) •it uses the old operating system so it doesn’t feel new unless you use the dynamic moving backgrounds for the Home Screen. •a lot of games are still not optimized/don’t take full advantage of the new hardware and technology so quick resume, high frame rates, and 4K are not available on a lot of games (but that’s an issue with Microsoft and the other games, not with the console). •it has a 1 terabyte SSD which isn’t a lot of space for modern day and future games, so either buckle down and buy the 1tb SSD expansion card for $200 or use a cheaper hard drive but forfeit the amazing loading times and other features. (A terabyte is about 1000 gigabytes, and after the operating system you only have ~840gb free. New games are usually around 50-110 gigabytes and they’re just going to get larger). •distracts me from studying and is making it hard to finish my Pre-med degree with a good gpa lol

The good - It is a Xbox Series X & works as it is supposed to. The Bad - Note: This is not BestBuys fault & they were helpful every step of the way. - I initially purchased the Xbox and it came with a faulty controller. I called customer service and they said that they would replace just the controller. That in fact was not true. Since Bestbuy no longer has American Call centers nor can you reach an actual store the reps that I spoke with were a little out of touch with store policys. I brought then entire device back & it was replaced. Xbox #2, the controller worked, but the disk drive & fan were faulty. I returned device #2 and was given a third with no grievances outside of needing to wipe the device and drive it back in. Device #3 works as it should and I had no issues returning the items to get a new one in working order.