Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've always been a fan of xbox since 2008 the 360 days of halo 3. The main cool feature in my personal opinion is backwards compatibility all the way back to the original xbox. Cant beat backwards compatibility with xbox!

My son has been wanting this Xbox since it came out. I could not afford it and everytime Christmas and his birthday came, he hopes were let down. Well this year I was able to get in my budget. It's a great system to have. Best Buy’s no interest credit card plan is the best option for parents who can’t afford to buy stuff. Thanks Best Buy - my son will be very Happy this Christmas.

I enjoy having most of my xbox library on one system. Both ps5 and xbox series x are very similar but ps5 has a bigger selection of games.

Great product overall! I was helped right away and it didn’t take longer than 5-10 minutes!

I absolutely love it. So much storage, fast downloads

The Xbox Series X is an excellent gaming machine and all around media device for the TV. Of course it's great at playing games, as the PS5 is as well, but as far as usability, network reliability, consistency, and the ability to play an extensive back catalog of games from their previous consoles, the Xbox is the choice to go to. It's easy to use and navigate the menus, has better network speeds for downloading games and less lag when playing multiplayer online. On top of playing games its great as a media center being able to play disc based media, as well as stream music or your go to streaming service for movies and shows. Certainly other consoles can do the same, as I spend time on them too, but beyond the couple exclusive games I enjoy to play, the ease of use, network speeds and speed of the Xbox's online services keep me there with it being the go to for not just gaming, but everything else too. The only thing you're left with wanting is larger internal storage because the new generation games take up a lot of space and if you want to play them to their full capability, they have to be on the internal storage.

Needed to upgrade my current console. Great product for the price. Better graphics and better storage.

The graphics look good and it runs great even on my slow WiFi

This is a good system to play games on if you enjoy the Microsoft scene. However, I am not a huge fan of the Xbox game library and so my Xbox has not seen very much play. However, it does have features like dev mode that can promise some flexibility with what it can play if you are willing to put in the time and effort.

I recently purchased the Xbox Series X as a Christmas gift for my 12-year-old and 7-year-old sons, and it has been a fantastic addition to our family entertainment. The clarity of the images and the crispness of the games are truly remarkable. The graphics on this console are top-notch, and it's been a joy to see my kids immersed in their gaming experiences. What made this purchase even better was the price I found at Best Buy. The value for the money was exceptional, and the store's customer service made the buying process smooth and enjoyable. Overall, I highly recommend both the Xbox Series X and Best Buy for their excellent product selection and pricing. It has brought a lot of joy to our household.

The Xbox Series X is a powerhouse when it comes to gaming, delivering impressive performance with its 4K capabilities and smooth frame rates. Whether you’re diving into the latest AAA titles or revisiting older favorites, the Series X handles them all with ease, thanks to features like Quick Resume and super-fast load times. The backward compatibility is also a huge plus, allowing you to enjoy a vast library of games from previous Xbox generations with enhanced performance. However, the software side feels a bit incomplete. The user interface, while improved, can still be somewhat clunky, and some features feel underutilized. But where the Xbox Series X truly shines is with Xbox Game Pass. This service is a game-changer, offering access to a massive library of games that makes the Series X an excellent value for gamers looking for variety and convenience. Overall, if you’re looking for a console that delivers excellent gaming performance and access to a fantastic game subscription service, the Xbox Series X is a great choice, even if the software experience isn’t quite as polished as the hardware.

An AMAZING next generation console. I have the Xbox One S and Xbox One X. The Xbox Series X outshine both of them. It is definitely larger and heavier than the prior versions. Setting up the Series X was a breeze with the Xbox App. Literally took me 5 minutes to copy the One X to the Series X. The longest update download was for the Series controller, but with fiberoptic internet, it was not too bad. The controller is fairly similar to the Xbox one controllers. Just minor differences but if you use rechargeable batteries and controller craddle, the battery cover of the Series X is different from the One X or One S. So you can't use the battery cover of your old system. Also, the grip feels better in the Series version, which helps when you are playing any type of video games. I have been playing Madden 21 "Franchise mode" on the Xbox One X for 13 seasons now. I just moved to the Xbox Series X version and WOW!!!!! The graphics are so much improved and provides others views of the fans and stadium. The Next Gen Stats is pretty cool too! Booting the game up is much quicker. Just be warned that Madden 21 will need almost 50GB of updates to play on the Series X. Luckily have have two HDD with a total of 9TB connected to the Series X. Sound is AWESOME with this consolue. I hear more details within the game. As this being large, I had to put it on its side under my entertainment stand. I did not want to put it behind my 65" Sony.

This is a great console, a lot faster than my Xbox 1.

Got this as a gift for my husband he is super excited

It keep my 16 year old out of trouble. Hes loving his new electronic!

I bought this just the first star field, can you believe it? Yes you can. I am a tried and true PlayStation fan and have been for years and left Xbox when the red ring of death became an issue and I kept having to fix my Xbox in order to play games for more than an hour like Fallout and Gears which was huge at the time. I don't dislike the xbox, and find that there are just slight differences between the two units. As a gamer I think I would fully choose PlayStation over the Xbox but since they don't sell Starfield on PlayStation, it turned into a what is $700 game? LOL it's a good thing I work very hard for a living to be able to afford this which I encourage everybody to do. So if I had to review this as Coach McGurk I would say that Xboxes are like PlayStations but PlayStations are not like Xboxes.

Nice clean and functional, way better than my previous ps4 and love game pass

Great system. Microsoft had sale, pick up a couple digital games. So much quicker than the previous generation

Great console! Graphics are insane went from the Xbox box one digital to this and it was a night and day difference.

The Xbox Series X blew away my expectations. Game Pass is awesome. You get access to many games on day one. The unboxing experience went above and beyond. Feels like a very premium product. All the games look great in 4K. I read something about many older games being “enhanced” for the modern consoles. We couldn’t tell the difference between older 360 titles and newer Xbox One titles. Everything looks amazing in 4K. The new controller texture is better than previous versions and they added a share button. I personally like Xbox’s removable AA batteries because they last a really long time and are easily swapped out. Our Sony controllers are always going dead and sometimes we have to charge them up before we can use them. Sony has no option to change out batteries like Xbox controllers so that’s a bonus for us. Some people prefer rechargeable controllers and complain about paying extra for the Xbox charge and play kit but standard AA’s last longer than recharging so I don’t see this as an issue. The Series X is almost completely silent but it does push out plenty of hot air. It’s actually enough to warm a small room like a space heater (something to consider). I had to point the exhaust out to the hallway because the kids were complaining that the room was getting uncomfortably hot. There’s no more HDMI pass through which is disappointing for me because I really liked using that feature on older models. Overall, I’m very impressed. The monolith design seems very futuristic and the console is actually physically smaller than I expected.