Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve had my series X for about a month now, and I do not regret my purchase. There might not be a lot of exclusives out now, but there are a good amount of series X enhanced games out at the moment. The performance is stunning. The graphics upgrade looks great. The reason I’m giving this console a rating of four out of five stars is because the console does get hot while running some more high end games. This is with constant usage.

Series X is probably the best xbox console to date. The system loads quickly and the "quick resume" feature is real handy. It does emit noticeable heat over extended use (like over 1hr). But the system never slows down or anything. The only "con" I can think of is the hard drive space. 1 TB sounds like alot but these games are sometimes 100gb+. You can download series x/s enhanced games to a regular external hard drive but to actually play them you have to buy seagate hard drive (which is another $200+) to play the games. Overall happy with the console.the

This is a fantastic machine. It's extremely fast all the way around. Start up time for loading games compared to the One X is no comparison. It loadsnin seconds instead of minutes. The one bad thing is the Series X doesn't have an optical output. If you have a headset using this, then the headset may either need to be replaced or a firmware update would be required as mine did before it will work with the Series X. The controlers are similar to the One X, but reuires a different battery and back than the older controllers.

I have both the ps5 and Xbox X now. The Xbox x has really impressed me and may have an edge over the playstation. The Xbox feels faster and games look smoother. I have to mention the unpackaging of the console itself. The way it opens and the Xbox is presented is awesome. The only negative I have so far is that the UI seems confusing. However, I am used the the ps5 so, with time, this shouldn’t be a problem.

It loads games very fast, is not laggy and quick resume makes switching between games easy.

Xbox is always a great game system to have I love that it has 1TD and love the controller feels good in your hands and love the design on the Xbox series x and I look forward to playing it all day

I use it everyday I love it works I play a lot of games you can get game pass for a month to see what you like then just buy the games you like.

It’s the Series X. I got super lucky and got one by randomly asking about it when I came to buy a née Xbox one x controller. It has the same interface and presentation as the last generation but has added features such as -quick resume: you can pause a game, start a totally new game, pause that new game and go back to your other paused game. So far I have done this on at least 3 or 4 games. -BC: backwards compatibility is a strong suit of the X box. I’m glad that I can still play games from the Xbox 360 era. Overall a great system. It runs quietly and has a neat, simple aesthetic to its appearance. I am hoping it gets some great games released for it.

Purchased this for Xmas and have had zero complaints from my child. Graphics are great super fast all good.

our original 2013 xbox one crapped out on us, we went straight to best buy for the deals on friday and BAM new xbox series X its SOOOOOOO much faster loos waaay better 10/10 buy. expensive but the original was the same price if not more with the kinect and lasted 11 years

Its waaay better and faster than my xbox one. Better graphics and more storage, smaller and nit so clunky.

I have had a few issues and two lock ups requiring a reboot when trying to exit older games. Overall I am impressed with the responsiveness and load times. It makes an awesome device for media consumption. Kodi runs natively as every streaming service I have including Spectrum which only supports this and Apple TV. I have connected a Thrustmaster TMX wheel and it works great. especially the force feedback. It runs VERY hot so it needs plenty of air around it. Also a great 4K UHD blu-ray player. Not too happy with many steps it takes to completely close a game or and app. This is my first Xbox since I switched from a PS4 and I am impressed.

Bought this for my husband so he could retire his old console and he has loved his new Xbox. I’m not a gamer but I have not heard any complaints.

First thing i noticed about this console is how fast loading times are. Theres few things that van ruin a game than to be staring at a loading screen. This console is fixes that. I hardly have time to unlock my phone before it finishes loading. And the graphics look amazing on my OLED screen. I really saw the difference going from the One X to the Series X. But this console isnt without its problems. All that processing power creates a ton of heat. My room will be 80-90 degrees after a couple hours. If the ambient temp gets that hot the console with overheat and power off abrubptly. Other than that its a good gaming unit.

This replaced an Xbox One S, and the difference is astounding, especially with load times. Boots up in seconds, map loads in seconds, no graphic stuttering and has plenty of USB ports for peripherals. The option to place vertically or horizontally is also nice. The only complaint I have is the limited drive storage. The 2tb expansion is coming down in price, so that is next on my buy list. Overall very happy with my purchase.

I bought this console for the memory. I have enjoyed the speed in which it loads game play, its ability to cross-platform play and the fact it can be on for hours during streaming movies and gaming without over heating. So far so good!

Xbox X not thrilled with the design of the shoe box shaped case, like the case more like the late Xbox360 slim. The Xbox X does load fast and does support a external USB drive for great game storage. I had issues when trying to store Xbox One that were compatible, I was able to use my Xbox One external drive and use it on the new Xbox X and login to my Xbox live account and share between the consoles. I like that the the Xbox Live Home is similar between the Xbox One and Xbox X, the SSD drive and graphics load faster and a lot better with 4K GPU support, the only thing I do notice the console seem to run a lot hotter than it should and needs a stronger cooling fan for life of the box. I find that my original Xbox One is still somewhat equal in features except for more storage, faster switching and loading games, faster boot up, SSD drive on the Xbox X.

Thr xbox one series x is super fast and really quiet. The graphics are superb as expected. But what surprised me most was the incredible loading speed and how unbelievable quiet the console is

In every sense, the Xbox Series X is leaps and bounds ahead of my old Xbox One S in terms of performance, graphics, and overall user experience. The backward compatibility with older titles is a blessing as well; even though I spend less and less time with older Xbox One and 360 games, it’s nice to know that I have the option. The new controller feel and grip are fantastic - it took a moment of getting used to, but it feels better in my hands than the previous generation did (already the gold standard, in my opinion). It was well worth the hassle of standing in line in the middle of the night for a chance to get one!

The lack of games and a user interface that makes me wonder if Microsoft even tried make the Xbox Series X a tough sell for all but the most hardcore Xbox fanboys. The hardware itself is brilliant. It’s powerful, boots quick, and is nearly silent. It can be displayed vertically or horizontally, but looks best in its vertical position if I’m honest. The controller is a nice revolution of the already decent Xbox One controller, but doesn’t stand out as anything special. I give the system 3 stars because the UI is just bad. It’s confusing and makes it difficult to do anything. The blu-ray player app, which has to be downloaded from the App Store hasn’t been updated since 2016 and has major comparability issues with Blu-ray Discs (4K and regular). Enabling Dolby Atmos support requires downloading an app from the App Store and works inconsistently at best. And, my last major gripe is the lack of software. While you can play most Xbox and Xbox 360 titles as well as all Xbox One titles, the system suffers a lack of exclusive titles that show off the power of this fancy new system. All the games are also available for PC or other platforms, which makes the system a must own if and only if you don’t have a PC and can only afford one console...