Customer Ratings & Reviews

Killer gaming system, its the most powerful gaming system on the market. Just make sure you get the Seagate 1 TB external card with it.. Also, GAMEPASS rocks... i also, picked up the Sony 50'' 4K Dolby 2.1 with the latest Sony Sound bar..

I’ve always been a fan of Microsoft but they really out done themselves with the graphics with this generation of Xbox. I upgraded from the show one x I'm never going back! Haven’t had any issues and it doesn’t make my bedroom stuffy and hot while running. I definitely recommend getting the SD Card for extra space!

One of my fav console am always been a xbox person but the performance is amazing the controllers are also really good to use the storage for some people can not be enough but for me its perfect plus i add a storage drive of 1 tb and since i got it everything is been amazing i havent got a problem i really recommend you to buy it totally worth it and when ever you enter a game it runs perfect and loads pretty quick.

Got my hands on the current gen Xbox Series X during the Prime Day deal and have had a great experience so far. Fast loading times, instant swapping between games, and high quality graphics. The controller is comfortable and pretty snappy as well. All around, a good experience so far.

Love the fast loading times and all my games look great. Audio is also improved. New controller is great too. Definitely worth the upgrade from last gen. DO NOT BUY FROM A SCALPER. Just wait till it comes back stock. Not worth paying the premium In my opinion. I know it might be on the top of little Timmys Christmas list but trust me it will be better for everyone if you don't pay resale. And you might be scammed in the end . Best buy curbside was easy and less stressful than ordering online. You risk losing or damaging during shipping. Bought one for my coworker from Target and it came damaged and late.

It’s the best ever, and I’m a veteran gamer. It’s about all I can do these days ( officer veteran and retired sheriff ). I served most of my life protecting people and I loved doing it. I’ve had over 20 surgeries and I’m 47, I still hope to have another 47 or more to game. I love Microsoft, Xbox, etc. I paired mine with the exclusive Seagate Expansion Card. I can build computers, this series is just amazing, the best, I can’t wait for an exclusive console like a Diablo 4 one?!!! Microsoft, please get ahold of me, I’d be willing to test your games, products, consoles, etc. I’ve been gaming since the 70s!

I love the X it is the best gaming device ever. It is very fast the graphics are great. The delivery ok they did not pay attention to the time i had for delivery but lucky my wife was home bestbuy need to fix that issue.

I recently upgraded from a Gears of War edition Xbox One S to an Xbox Series X, and the difference is remarkable. The transition to the Series X was a long-awaited Christmas gift, and it's been an incredible journey. The integration with my 4k TV has taken my gaming experience to a whole new level, offering stunning visuals and an immersive experience. One of the highlights of the Series X is its performance. The console runs smoothly, and the loading times are significantly reduced, making gaming more enjoyable and less interrupted. Pairs great with my Elite Controller Series 2. I also invested in the 2TB expansion card, which was a great decision. It provides ample storage space, allowing me to keep all my favorite games readily accessible. However, the cost of the expansion card is a point of contention. While it's a valuable addition, I do wish there were more affordable options available. Overall, the Xbox Series X has lived up to my expectations and then some. It's a significant upgrade from the Xbox One S, and I'm extremely happy with my purchase. For anyone considering making the jump, it's definitely worth it, especially if you have a 4k TV to pair it with. Just be prepared for the additional cost if you're planning to expand the storage.

I bought the Xbox Series X mostly for Fortnite and it’s been unreal. The game runs super smooth and loads almost instantly. No lag, no random freezes, and everything just feels faster compared to older consoles. What makes it even better is playing with my friends during senior year. Almost every night we’re on Fortnite together after school, running squads, talking trash, and just having fun. It’s honestly been one of the best ways to chill and make memories before everyone goes off to college. The graphics look great and the higher FPS actually makes a difference. Once you play Fortnite on the Series X, it’s hard to go back. Everything feels cleaner and more responsive. Overall I don’t regret buying this at all. It’s been a huge part of my senior year and some of the best times I’ve had with my friends. If you play Fortnite a lot, this console is 100% worth it.

Had the One X before this and despite that console also being 4K capable, the Series X blows it out of the water. The graphics are noticeably better, and the load times are incredibly fast. It is relatively quiet as well. Transferring to the new console could not have been any easier, and all my games from the last console were waiting to be downloaded in upgraded versions, which was pretty great. If I had one nitpicking complaint it’d be the aesthetic design-the thing looks horrible in my media stand-but that doesn’t bother me particularly.

Introduction: The gaming world has been abuzz with excitement ever since Microsoft unveiled its next-gen console, the Xbox Series X. With promises of unparalleled power, speed, and gaming experiences, the Series X aims to redefine what gamers can expect from a console. After spending some quality time with this beast, here's my comprehensive review of the Xbox Series X. Design: Let's start with the aesthetics. The Xbox Series X sports a sleek and minimalist design that screams sophistication. Its monolithic tower-like structure exudes a sense of power, making it a statement piece in any gaming setup. The matte black finish adds a touch of elegance, while the green accents pay homage to Xbox's iconic branding. Despite its robust build, the console manages to remain surprisingly compact, fitting seamlessly into various entertainment centers. Performance: Under the hood, the Xbox Series X is an absolute powerhouse. Equipped with a custom AMD Zen 2 processor and RDNA 2 graphics architecture, along with a blazing-fast SSD, this console delivers unparalleled performance. Games load in a blink of an eye, thanks to the Quick Resume feature, which allows you to seamlessly switch between multiple titles without any lag or load times. Whether you're exploring vast open worlds or engaging in intense multiplayer battles, the Series X ensures buttery-smooth gameplay with stunning visuals and impeccable frame rates. With support for up to 8K resolution and 120 frames per second, it's truly a feast for the eyes. Controller: Accompanying the Xbox Series X is the new and improved Xbox Wireless Controller. While it retains the familiar layout and ergonomic design of its predecessor, it comes with a few notable enhancements. The textured grips offer better comfort and control during extended gaming sessions, while the redesigned D-pad provides more precise inputs. Additionally, the inclusion of a dedicated Share button makes capturing and sharing epic gaming moments a breeze. Overall, the Xbox Wireless Controller is a perfect companion to the Series X, delivering an immersive gaming experience with its responsive controls and low-latency connectivity. Backward Compatibility: One of the most impressive aspects of the Xbox Series X is its backward compatibility. Not only does it support thousands of Xbox One, Xbox 360, and original Xbox games, but it also enhances them with improved performance and visuals. With features like Auto HDR and FPS Boost, older titles look and play better than ever before, breathing new life into classic favorites. Whether you're revisiting nostalgic classics or discovering hidden gems from the past, the Series X ensures a seamless and enjoyable gaming experience across generations. Conclusion: In conclusion, the Xbox Series X is a true marvel of engineering and innovation. With its unrivaled performance, stunning visuals, and extensive backward compatibility, it sets a new standard for console gaming. Whether you're a hardcore gamer craving the ultimate gaming experience or a casual player looking to escape into fantastical worlds, the Series X has something for everyone. While it comes with a premium price tag, the sheer power and versatility it offers make it worth every penny. So, if you're in the market for a next-gen console that delivers on its promises and then some, look no further than the Xbox Series X. It's not just a console; it's a gateway to limitless gaming possibilities.

Quiet, cool, and fast... graphics are fluid and the wireless controller is comfortable and responsive...no problems yet... if you have the mean, I recommend.

Another hit by Microsoft. The latest Next-Gen Xbox console is a beast of a powerhouse. To get the full benefit of this wonderful machine, plug it into a 4k or UHD TV. Mine is in a 65" Samsung. Graphics are incredible. Boot up speed in lightening fast. It is bigger than the Xbox 1 and Xbox 1x. Boy not too big I did sit mine horizontal instead of vertical. Less chance of it getting knocked over. Plus, it fits better where I wanted it to go. But it can go either way as there are plenty of vents to cool of the console.

I upgraded from an Xbox One X and the Series X is night-and-day better. This thing is a powerhouse. It boots up in seconds, loads games ridiculously fast thanks to the custom SSD (I went from 30-45 second load screens in Forza Horizon 5 to basically instant), and the Quick Resume feature is pure magic — I can switch between 3-4 games and be right back where I left off. Graphics are stunning: 4K at 60fps (or even 120fps in supported titles) with ray tracing makes everything look next-gen. Games like Starfield, Diablo IV, and Forza Motorsport pop with incredible detail, vibrant colors, and smooth performance. The console runs whisper-quiet even during long sessions, and it stays surprisingly cool. Storage is generous at 1TB (about 800GB usable), and the expansion card is easy to install if you need more. Backward compatibility is flawless — all my old games look and run better than ever with Auto HDR and FPS Boost. Game Pass Ultimate is the killer feature here; the value is insane with day-one releases and hundreds of titles. Build quality feels premium, the controller is the best Xbox has ever made (improved ergonomics, textured grips, and that new share button), and the UI is clean and fast. No overheating issues, no coil whine, and it fits perfectly in my entertainment center. If you’re on the fence or thinking about upgrading — do it. The Xbox Series X delivers on every promise Microsoft made and then some. This is the console to own right now in 2026. Worth every penny.

To be 100%. I upgraded if you would say from an Xbox One X. From last gen to this gen I was say I'm the most disappointed because I feel like I got nothing except for a faster machine with better graphics but don't get me wrong I love the performance and graphics now I can take full advantage of my way too expensive TV. But going from playing call of duty vengeance on the One X and now on the series X the only difference is speed performance and graphics which is what it was meant for. I'm in my late 40s I've been an Xbox fan since the Xbox I even had the internet adapter and all of that that did absolutely nothing but I had to have it. I stood in line for 14 hours to buy the Xbox 360 in 05' And I proceeded to buy Three of them. I've proceeded to purchase every generation after that. Previously in the prior generation releases it was a totally different console and different game that did not play on the previous generation console. So what I'm saying is that it's just an upgraded console and the games are optimized for the new console I understand the games are now going to be produced and the standard format for the new console which makes common sense. But don't get me wrong I did purchase it and I do love it and I do use it every single day and I'm using it right now watching YouTube. It allows me to utilize my way too expensive TV and all of the great picture quality graphics I'm old give me a break. Lol I love it. I'm just a tad disappointed that it wasn't the same kind of totally different console it was just like a upgraded console that can now play games of with better graphics and performance. That's all I'm done. I don't even know why you read this you know you want one you just can't get one I was lucky. Keep trying I was addicted I looked everyday probably 10 times a day reading articles that had updated availabilities if you want it you'll put in the time and the effort and you'll get one. And do not buy one off of eBay for any market because you can get one no matter a fact after I got mine from Best buy I got an offer from GameStop I had to turn down. Keep trying Good luck. A.k.a. BaByBuDDhA

Best console. Next gen graphics, expandable storage, game pass, quick resume. The Microsoft ecosystem is the best in gaming and only getting better. Took one star off because there really is no reason to upgrade to next gen yet, but if you can afford it it’s a must buy. In a year from now when more next gen games are available it will be a 5 start experience.

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

If you are looking for the best Xbox experience with both normal games and games with the highest graphical fidelity and have a 4k hdr TV this is the console to pick if you can. If your using a 1080p TV the Series S is a great option. The only potential criticism of this console has nothing to do with the Series X its self rather its due to microsoft releasing two separate Xbox consoles at the same time with different specs, this leads many developers to develop their game to Series S specs as opposed to taking advantage of all the Series X power and capability. The result is there are many games who don't truly take advantage of the Series X specs. This issue really started last generation where the xbox released the Xbox One X which had similar issues in that if a game was optimized for it, it was amazing but most games were not. On the playstation side game devs only have to develop to one spec the ps5 which makes it easier for them to optimize for that hardware. Of course this is not a a ps5 review. Overall I am very pleased with the Series X it is a solid console with a great controller and more storage than the series S although I never had storage issues with the series S as long as you have an available internet connection. In the future I would like to see Xbox drop the two console spec approach but really I can't complain. The Series X is simply the best xbox ever created.

Truly an impressive piece of hardware. The controller is awesome, especially the D-Pad with its nice circular corners for fighting games and the way it curves in. I was instantly impressed that it could run GTA 4 in a locked 60 FPS! Not to mention how quick and snappy the loading times are for games such as Red Dead Redemption 2 or GTA V. The setup is also painless and quick for the console! The design is nice, and the startup music is a eargasm. It’s a nice upgrade from the One X, but I only wish Halo could’ve launched with it. Anyways, it’s a great console.

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.