Customer Ratings & Reviews

Microsoft Xbox Series X was exactly what I was looking for in a game console. It was a gift for my husband, and he is very satisfied.

Great purchase. I think right now in the current environment, Xbox is better than PS5 just for the game pass alone.

Great gaming system. Works perfectly. Highly recommend.

My favorite game system and game pass is a good jawn

Item was a gift and they loved it they play it sll the time.

Its an xbox and it works and it came in a box with all the stuff

Faster to load, better graphics. That's the main draw right now. When more games come to separate from the old XB1, it should shine.

The Xbox Series X was Microsoft's take on becoming the face of the console industry, and it really worked. The Series X, released in 2020, took the market by storm, selling out almost instantly, and people were happy about their purchase as well. I believe that the release of this Xbox has set new standards for the performance of future and current consoles. Design: The design of this new console is a leap from its predecessor, taking on the shape of a rectangular prism. Many compare this new Xbox to a fridge. However, this new design is very sleek, allowing the Xbox to fit in many setups. Also, allowing the Xbox to fit in many setups is its matte black color and subtle green finishes, keeping the Xbox aesthetic but also making it easy to match with all setups. The Xbox can also be stood up and put on the sides, which can aid people in fitting it in their desired location for their setup. This console may not be preferred by users who want a purchase of this size to catch people's eye. Due to its subtle display. Performance and Specs: This new Xbox is the most powerful console, beating its little brother, the Series S, and also its competitor, the PlayStation 5, in performance. The Xbox is powered by a custom AMD Zen 2 octa-core processor; this is the part that runs the computer, almost equivalent to an i9 or i7 processor in laptops or PCs, and RDNA 2 GPU; this is the graphics card that helps display the graphics (equivalent to a high-end PC processor like the Nvidia 3070). This console delivers a stunning 4K gaming experience at 60 frames per second, with the potential for up to 120 fps in certain titles (fps is the amount of frames per second your display produces). The only downfall of this 4K experience is the user must have a display (TV or monitor) that is compatible with 4K gameplay. The Xbox also comes with 1000 GB of storage; however, when you open the Xbox, you actually get around 832 GB to use for your games and apps. The Xbox also offers 16 GB of RAM, which is an above-average amount, allowing the Xbox to display high performances as well. Features: With the release of the new Xbox, one feature also came along with it. One of the most anticipated features was quick resume; this feature allows players to seamlessly switch between multiple games with minimal load times. However, after testing this feature myself, I found this only works for games that are not played online because when I would try to load back to an online game, it wouldn't allow me to play, leading me to quickly download the app and load it again. But this feature works perfectly fine with story games, and it works very well switching with minimal load times. This brings us to the next feature that was promised with the Series X, which was fast load times into games. After testing this new load time, I can confirm this is up to an 82% reduction in loading time for games like Fifa, Madden, and Fortnite. On my old Xbox, these games would take around a minute or so to load; however, after trying these on the new Xbox, it only takes around 12 seconds to get into the main screen and begin playing. Another feature that Microsoft has placed a strong emphasis on is backward compatibility, ensuring that a vast library of Xbox One, Xbox 360, and even original Xbox games can be played on the Series X. However, these games might not take the Xbox Series X to its full potential because these games weren’t meant for that console, but some games are redone to take full advantage of the new Xbox’s power. Summary: After taking all this into account, I can confidently say that the Xbox is a powerhouse of a console, and it is worth the $500 that it costs. However, if you don’t play games much, don't value the graphics, and are looking for a simple gaming console, maybe look into the Xbox Series S, which costs less but also brings less performance. With the Xbox Series X's new features and high-performance rates, I believe that users will be happy with their purchase, and the convenience that the Xbox provides is another thing to keep in mind.

Great Console Amazing fast Load times. Games are not taking full advantage of the hardware due to this console being ahead of its time.

Love the console, ultimate game pass is where its at. I prefer this console over my ps5 for the 3rd party stuff.

Got this for my grandson for Christmas and he loves it and hasn’t quit using it! It arrived in less than a week.

Very happy with my Xbox, extremely fast and very easy to set up. No hardware or software problems as of yet. It’s a great console!

Super easy setup was out of the box and playing in minutes. Walked into Best Buy and was out in 5 minutes after purchasing online.

I love this console, it’s the best, arrived fast and is so easy to set up.

Microsoft has done it again and paired with gamepass this system and service are a big win this generation.

Works awesome! Best xbox yet! Love the style compared to the other ones! Great graphics also!!!

Great gaming console and all around entertainment hub

"Awesome! The graphics are great!" per my 14 year old son. Received as a Christmas gift and he was literally shaking he was so excited!

The best xbox yet a must for xbox gamers its faster more powerful than the xbox one worth the upgrade

Delivers on every aspect, frames are great, graphic fidelity is amazing, highly recommend!