Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awesome games and super fast performance, loved it and nice deal from Bestbuy!

Bought this Xbox strictly for Microsoft Flight Simulator and it has been great

Faster loading and downloading, great graphics. Definitely worth the purchase.

My son is very active in gaming. It’s a huge piece to his socializing with friends. I needed something well equipped and reliable. This has absolutely stood up to those prerequisites.

Yes I was due for an upgrade after 6 years. My Xbox one S had 4k gaming and I didn’t feel the need to upgrade. If it wasn’t for helldivers I’d still have my one S. Made the switch and games are much more responsive and video quality overall is tremendously better.

Great packaging, customer service was amazing and quick. Ordered online and got it as soon as I arrived. Only issue was that the controller has a drag

It was one of my best purchases and it arrived in good condition and on time.

No better system out there. I currently own evwry new system and this is by thebfar the best one going

Xbox is always has great performance. Only issue would be the price increase

I’d you’re wondering weather to get a ps5 or Xbox series X I would for sure choose the Xbox.

Title: Xbox One: A Longtime Fan's Dream Come True The Xbox One has exceeded my expectations in every way. As a longtime Xbox fan, I was eager to upgrade, and I'm thrilled I did. Speed and Performance: The Xbox One is incredibly fast, whether I'm launching games, switching between apps, or downloading content. The interface is sleek and intuitive, making navigation a breeze. Stunning Visuals: The graphics on the Xbox One are truly impressive. Games come to life with vibrant colors, sharp details, and smooth animations. I've been blown away by the immersive experience the Xbox One offers. Versatile Entertainment Hub: Beyond gaming, the Xbox One is a complete entertainment center. I love being able to watch DVDs and Blu-rays, stream movies and TV shows, and listen to music, all on one device. Reliable Connectivity: The Wi-Fi connection is consistently fast and stable, ensuring I can always enjoy online gaming and streaming without interruptions. The Xbox Legacy Continues: Microsoft has once again delivered a fantastic console that builds upon the Xbox legacy. The Xbox One is a powerful, versatile, and user-friendly device that I wholeheartedly recommend to any gamer or entertainment enthusiast. I'm proud to be an Xbox fan, and I can't wait to see what the future holds for this incredible platform.

Fast, sleek, and solid. Coming back to console after years of PC has been great with this device.

Love the system and the OS, the controller is solid too. Only issue is lack of exclusive games, I own a PS5 as well and it just doesn’t add variety. Get one or the other and then a Nintendo system for those types of games and you’re covered.

What i expected. Our 1st xbox since the 360. Works great. Powerful. Great.

I bought this Xbox Series X as an upgrade for myself and was so amazed by it, I ended up buying a second one for my wife not long after. My wife and I enjoy gaming together, but prefer separate screens for a better view, so being we both had an Xbox, Xbox 360 and Xbox One, it is only fitting to grab the Series X and continue to legacy. We were very big in to Call of Duty, Halo, Ghost Recon and GTA on the previous consoles and simply playing on the Xbox one compared to this is definitely noticeable and impressive. GTA 5 would normally take about 5-20 mins to get into the game, not even online but the actual loading screen and with the Xbox Series X it's like a miracle! As soon as I click the game icon it's loaded in less than 60 seconds most times and then going into the online mode and not much longer (playing on the Xbox One version of the game via Series X console). COD and Halo load very fast and graphics on all the games look 20x better. I grew up in the NES, SNES, Sega and PS1 days where I am used to the old school graphics, but I am spoiled with how games look these days that I don't want to go back. Even Goldeneye from Gamepass looks better than it did on the N64, and that's saying something since those were the epic gaming days. Go grab yourself a Series X, you won't regret it! (And grab a spare memory card... didn't think I'd have to say that these days, but seems like they're coming back in style... just a lot pricier; however, much needed if you plan to store a lot of playable games)

For the past few years, I’ve been primarily a PC gamer. Unfortunately, my GTX 1080 Ti recently died, and given the fact that high-end graphics cards are almost impossible to purchase these days, I thought I’d give the new Xbox Series X a try. I own an original Xbox One and PS4, but I haven’t played them much for several years. COMPARISON WITH PC: I’m really impressed with the Series X. Overall performance doesn’t seem far off my 8700k / 1080 Ti PC. Obviously, it can’t compare to a new high-end PC with 3080/6800XT graphics and the latest CPUs, but that’s to be expected - the whole console costs significantly less than a high end GPU by itself. I do miss some of the customizability and proper mouse and keyboard support for many types of titles, but on the other hand, hooking up a fairly compact system to the 65” OLED makes for a pretty great gaming experience. SIZE/SOUND: I’m amazed at how compact the Series X is compared to my PC. Even more than that, I’m shocked at how QUIET it is. I remember how loud previous consoles could be (PS4, I’m looking at you...), and while my PC was fairly inoffensive, the sheer number of fans created a low “hum” that was definitely audible from across the room. I honestly cannot hear the Series X during gaming, even with my sound system at very low levels. I can hear a faint sound if I put my ear within a foot of the exhaust fan - otherwise, it’s completely inaudible. Well, except for the disc drive. Installing physical games creates quite a racket. But the system is virtually silent while gaming. Very impressive. GRAPHICS: Graphics on the Series X are excellent. Many games have options for “Performance” mode or “Graphics Quality” mode. I will say that coming from reasonably high-end PC gaming with a 1440p G-SYNC monitor, I pretty much always opt for “Performance” mode. I’m used to high refresh rate gaming, so 30 FPS feels extremely unresponsive and the lack of fluidity isn’t worth the better graphics quality to me. It seems that even these new consoles aren’t quite ready for prime time when it comes to “4K gaming” (but then, very few PCs can pull that off either). But for those who are used to console gaming, maybe the “Quality” modes will make more sense. In my opinion, games look very good even in the “Performance” modes, and I anticipate things will look even better when developers start focusing specifically on the new consoles. GAMES: As for games, it’s a bit of a bummer that there are no real “next-gen exclusives” on the Series X just yet. A good number of titles have received some updates for the new consoles and look very good, but I’m excited to see how games look when they’ve been specifically designed for the hardware. Also, I realize I must be in the minority here, but I do not have Game Pass. I know it’s one of the big selling points for Xbox, and I might hop on board at some point. But even without it, I feel like I’m getting a good value from the Series X. STORAGE: Storage is a bit of a double-edged sword. The NVMe-based “Velocity Architecture” really does improve load times and responsiveness tremendously. And the Quick Resume feature is great if you want to hop back and forth between titles. The downside? Games are already large, and will only continue to get larger. Coming from a PC with 8 TB of game storage (mix of HDDs and SSDs), the 1 TB of storage on the Series X feels pretty cramped. I already sprang for the 1 TB Seagate add-on card, which works great, but at $229 I wouldn’t call it a great “value.” I’m sure future versions of both the console and storage cards will have more space, but I can definitely see storage becoming an issue for users who have a large number of titles. Deleting games when you’re not using them and downloading them again is a pain, and for those with internet caps, it can chew through your monthly data allotment quite quickly. Yes, I’m aware you can also plug in a USB 3.x HDD or SSD and store Series X titles there (and play non-Series-X games directly from the external drive), but again, it seems like a cumbersome solution. Ultimately, though, at the $499 price point it’s unrealistic to expect more than 1 TB of fast storage built into the console. Overall, I’m really enjoying my time with the Xbox Series X. I have to say that coming from a fairly powerful PC, I’ve been pleasantly surprised with its capabilities, and I know it will only get better as developers continue to take advantage of its powerful hardware and as new exclusives are released for the system. The Series X is powerful, dead silent, and offers a ton of performance and value. I recommend it for users who can afford it and want a premium console gaming experience.

Works great! Normally dont purchase consoles but getting to the point where having to constantly upgrade my pc was getting too expensive and not worth it.

Great console and great price play every chance i get to disconnect from the real world for a little bit and it keeps me happy

I love this Xbox I got it specifically for SPACE MARINE 2 and it runs the game much better then my series S did. Now I just need to upgrade my TV or get a monitor because I want to get the best out of the 4k 120fps the series X offers. I love this Xbox it is my baby!

Love the sleek design, and the 1tb of stoage. Great for fast shooters and graphics lovers.