Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love it! I have both the series X and ps5 love em both but find myself playing the series X more just for the Microsoft rewards alone. You earn points just for playing your Xbox completing in game trophy’s also completing daily, weekly and monthly Xbox achievements. Points rack up fast combined with bing daily rewards points it’s super easy to complete the daily activities. Looking foward to future with Microsoft, they’ve been acquiring so many gaming developers to build a better exclusive catalog.

Bought to replace our Xbox that was surged by lightning. Works great, shipping was fast and prompt.

Play it daily. Love 10/10. Most likely one of the best gaming systems. Well behind Nintendo 64

My grandson loves loves this..can’t say more! This is the one to own!

The Xbox is an amazing value, especially since i don't have to buy any expensive games, game pass is worth it call of duty/ racing/ all EA sports for a monthly fee you can cancel anytime, microsoft is on to something here, anyone reading this who can't decide, especially parents, pick the xbox it is a much better deal, and im a life long playstation fan, and yes playstation has better exclusives but xbox better value and there gaming studio portfolio is getting bigger so xbox eventually will win the race lol

It’s a cool deal. Probably over priced for the actual use. It’s really glitchy too so not sure if I would buy again

It’s a whole new world with this console! Very different

Absolutely love it! You don’t ever hear the fan, it’s so quiet even after hours of gaming. I hear the disc drive more (only when first inserting it). It’s sleek and can blend in with household furniture/decorations. I have no disconnection issues, no drive issues, no issues whatsoever with the console. If there’s one thing about this I can nitpick on, it’s that I first had it stored in a cupboard (always a bad idea) but the thing made the cupboard like a sauna so it certainly runs hot when the airflow is impeded. I definitely recommend getting the expansion card though. With the games being so huge (Call of Duty Cold War takes 200GB alone), you definitely want that card. I’ve owned Playstations and Xbox in the past and the online servers for PlayStation were down so often, I got sick of it and have never had an issue on any Xbox. For reference, I’ve owned PS1, PS2, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360S, Xbox One and now the Series X. Trust me when I say XBox beats PlayStation for online gaming.

Im a review type of guy, if I like something , Im gonna leave a great review. And this Series X is actually amazing. I havent even reached its full potential, but based off of how great it runs, and based off of all of the facts about the Series X, why spend double the price for a high end gaming pc, when you can buy this for 500$? It literally will run just as good as some of your most expensive gaming rigs. Just to mention, game pass is amazing as well. I truly believe Xbox takes the cake with this console, and it wont be long and we will be able to game at the highest fps and at 4k regularly on every game. The console is prepared for it, thats for sure. 5 stars all the way, and truly recommemd this console to every gamer. Not being biased at all, but I believe the Series X takes the cake over the PS5, due to many factors. I would explain these factors, but my review is long enough already. Just do your research, and I'm sure you'll agree!

If you're wanting a machine that the internet in oklahoma cant keep up with, or wanting to game like a god.... then this is for you. You won't find a better gaming console. You thought you wanted the xbox series S, well you're wrong. You want the Series X. With this machine crafted by god himself you can download COD 5 times, that's a lot of storage. Imagine the thrill, have you ever chewd 5gum? Well this is not even on the same playing field. This is so much more intense..... buy it while you can.

My son had the Xbox S series and then switched to the PS5 a few years ago. He recently decided to go back to the Xbox and of course he wanted the series X. I didn’t see my son for 2 days unless I went to his room… lol! He has enjoyed the graphics, picture quality and having his Fortnite account back. He even watched YouTube on his tv and not the phone now. Safe to say this was a well worth it purchase.

The Xbox Series X is a gaming powerhouse, with top-notch performance and a sleek design. It’s a joy to play games in 4K with lightning-fast load times. The controller feels great with improved grips and a handy share button. Plus, the game library is huge, thanks to Xbox Game Pass, which includes fantastic exclusives like “Halo Infinite” and “Forza Horizon 5.” Backward compatibility is a bonus, and the user interface is easy to navigate. In a nutshell, the Xbox Series X is a must-have for gamers, taking your gaming experience to a whole new level.

Loving my Xbox Series X. Super fast, excellent graphics, no overheating issues, and a SSD slot for extra storage if needed. You won't be disappointed in your purchase. Had it for two years almost and still works great!

************good purchase for the kids************

If you are trying to find a reason to compare this to PS5, leave this review. This ain't for you and won't be some "console war" type review telling you why the other sucks. The Series X is a proper powerhouse and testament to Microsoft's commitment to gaming. From amazing graphics to Quick resume, this system delivers the experience you expect from a next-gen console. GamePass is nothing short of the greatest deal to ever hit the videogame industry, for a small cost monthly getting access to hundreds of games that would cost you substantially more if you were to purchase them all separately. With Microsoft currently acquiring more and more studios, the future of games available on Series X will be exceptional, with Halo Infinite releasing in November. If you are looking for a console with performance gaming as its main focus with s huge library of current and future games, this console will not disappoint.

Pros: Powerful Hardware: The Xbox Series X is a beast when it comes to hardware. The graphics are stunning, and the load times are incredibly fast. Games run smoothly, and I've never experienced any lag. Game Pass Ultimate: This service is a game-changer! With Game Pass Ultimate, I have access to a massive library of games, including many new releases. It's a fantastic value for money, and I can't imagine gaming without it. Backward Compatibility: I love that I can play my older Xbox One games on the Series X without any issues. It's a seamless transition, and I appreciate not having to rebuild my game library from scratch. Controller Design: The Xbox Series X controller feels great in my hands. The textured grips and improved D-pad make gaming more comfortable and precise. Cons: User Interface: While it's functional, the Xbox dashboard could use some improvement. It can be a bit cluttered and confusing to navigate at times. I hope future updates will address this. Game Library: Although Game Pass is fantastic, the exclusive game lineup could be stronger. While it has improved over time, I'd love to see more must-play titles that are exclusive to Xbox. Controller Battery Life: The controller's battery life is decent, but it could be better. I find myself changing batteries or recharging it more often than I'd like.

I just use this thing for old Sonic games and LEGO HP games. It does the job. Easy interface for scrolling between my streaming apps (ok I use it for like 3 things). We had the old XBOX for around 15 years and it's served us very well. Will be a shame to see it go.

I managed to get this during a 3am restock. There haven't been any amazing exclusives so far, but the games are quite good. Games definitely play and look better the on the One X. I do still prefer the PS5 UI over the Series X UI, but the Series X has the advantage of being able to support Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision (with recent updates) which is great for movie lovers. Also, as a Sonos user, it is useful to have the Series X's ability to convert DTS audio to Dolby, although, it does take some adjustments in the settings. The controller also seems to be less prone to developing stick drift than the PS5 controller. My PS5 controller developed stick drift within 1~1 1/2 months of use and needed to be replaced (fairly heavy gaming), but the Series X controller is still going strong (albeit with less use). A last note: if you plan on taking advantage of the 120hz/variable refresh rate then you will need a newer model tv that supports it (I have an LG CX).

Are you really reading this review? This is the Xbox Series X. The machine is a powerhouse of gaming console. If you want to play games at 4K/60fps, the only other option under $500 is the PS5. and who doesn't want both if they can get both? If you cant, or you are wondering which to get first -- and somehow pure luck of availability isn't you deciding factor -- then look no further. Games Pass Ultimate has such a variety of games to play (at an annual cost of two AAA titles). Play game pass games on the Series X, and you will have a beautiful experience. ... Now let me be honest. I got lucky to be able to buy this mini fridge. I got it for Destiny 2. and it would have been worth it even if that were the only game I play. Since I am also a fan of Halo, I will be filling up my 1tb SSD fast. I have to say: the fact that Microsoft went with a proprietary NVME SSD slot was the right call. Its super easy to expand SSD storage.

The Xbox Series X is an odd console to review. It’s certainly great in performance with support for 4K 120Hz HDR and improves performance of all games new and old, but as of now it lacks that “wow” factor that really makes it stand out compared to the older Xbox One X. I’ll admit I originally wanted the PS5 but settled for the Xbox due to lack of supply, but when I say that I mean it in terms of innovation, such as how the PS5’s new controller makes games more immersive with it’s dynamic triggers and rumble motors and a lineup of games both current and speculative based on the studios Sony has that just seem more fun. Looking back at Xbox’s history, there aren’t many unique games and franchises that I can think of; Halo, Gears of War, and Forza are the only major ones that I cared for, and even then those were all basically the same game. Fortunately it seems that Microsoft might actually care about delivering on exclusives this time around with its many studio acquisitions.