Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love it, well worth the price. The controller fits well in my hands and the graphics are amazing.

Finally was able to get it from Best Buy, worth every penny! Support for multiple resolutions, quick resume, and many other features. Feels much more smooth than my previous Xbox One X. Picked it up from the local store with no issues, great experience!!

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.

This system is off the hook and definitely the best graphics in the games. Totally next gen. If your looking for top knotch quality and honestly next level suspense games , this will.not disappoint.

Works well and have been using it Dailey no problems

Powerful console, performs as expected. Would recommend to anyone looking to step into the next generation of console gaming; with a Game Pass Ultimate subscription you can also access the library of PC games to download and play at no additional cost.

The Xbox Series X is great! I have no complaints. Everything runs incredibly fast. The graphics are amazing. You won't be disappointed with this console.

This console is amazing. I love playing games at 4K with 60fps. The speed and power are noticeable in games, apps, and even the operating system. It boots up instantly, and I can start playing a game in within seconds of powering up. I also love the 4K Blu-ray player.

I was worry about this new xbox, my boy is 11 years and he can handle it with no issue, easy to use, if you need to change it to another room, its just 2 cables and the console. One of the best purchases i have done for my boy.

the load up speed is insanely fast and the graphics are amazing. even the old controllers will work when synced to this

The new Xbox series X is an amazing console. Its boot time and performance is impeccable. The quick resume feature is a nice addition as well.

Amazing console over all. Game speed and download are pretty fast.

Great made life a lot better now I can stay in the house more

120hz feels amazing . If you don’t plan on getting a 120hx tv or monitor just go with the Xbox one x you’re getting the same graphics out of it . Great console though load times insanely fast wish there were more series x supported games though

The new Xbox Series X is so much faster then the older model and the remote play is awesome. Was lucky enough to score this unit from BB over resellers and have no regrets. Can't wait til they start making games to fully utilize the graphics and power of the new specs.

Works as expected, had it for nearly 2 years and zero issues!

Very nice graphics and very quiet running. Easy to login and get started. Being a newbie, this was much easier to work than the others we tried

The grahpics are awesome and it arrived a couple days after ordering it online

I am a previous customer coming from the Xbox One, which means I went from the worst console (it's the first one) to the best console, so this review is from that point of view. First, a few bad things. The system only comes with what you need to get connected and get started. There are no free games inside the box or codes for Xbox Live or Game Pass Ultimate, only the console, controller with batteries, power cable, and a 4K capable HDMI cable. When you sign into the internet it will prompt you to spend a dollar for one month of Game Pass Ultimate. You won't even get a cable to connect your controller to the USB port on the console in case you need to update the controller. I'm not sure if this is needed or not though, as I haven't tried it. It requires a USB-C to connect it, so that small round connector, not the micro like the older model One controller has. This also means you get no headset with it, so if you want to talk to other players in a game, that's more money out of your pocket. I suppose they want you to use the Xbox App on your phone to chat in parties, and that can be spotty. The HDD only has 800 GB of size because the other 200 GB is taken up by the operating system. One of my largest games is over 100 GB so this can be an issue if you want to store a lot of games on the HDD, and if you want to play any Series X/S games (like The Medium is exclusively Series X/S) then you must store them on the internal HDD. There is a 200 dollar mini drive that you can plug into the expansion port, but it really shouldn't be needed. That said, onto the good. That HDD is a Solid State Drive, or SSD. It doesn't use the platters and seeking of a conventional HDD so load times are much faster than usual, and the system is designed around this drive. Load times are MUCH improved as I have played Forza Horizon 4 on both consoles. Going from 1080p 30 frames per second with load times ranging from 30 seconds to 1 minute or more, to 4k 60 fps and load times in mere seconds was a staggering upgrade that I was not expecting. The fast loading times result in a quality of life upgrade where you are not waiting as long to enjoy your games. Even my external 5 TB HDD that isn't a SSD has improved loading times, so that's a nice bonus. That mini drive is also a SSD so you can get an extra TB of space if you feel you need it. Right now though, everything is fine, and I just keep the games that are upgraded to Series S/X on the internal. Another positive is that Microsoft understood there was problems with the world, so they decided to let us use our older Xbox One products on the new console. So I have not used my new controller at all. However, I do notice the added features compared to the older controller. The d-pad is a shield rather than a standard D-pad. Your mileage may vary, but I haven't used the Elite controller myself, so it's not a deal breaker at all. The triggers are curved a bit more outward and have little bumps on them to allow for more grip over the more slick and less pronounced triggers on the older controllers. Might take some getting used to. It also has a share button that is in the center that we didn't have on the older controller. Press to take a screenshot and hold to start recording. You might have to set up the recording ahead of time, or it may default to 30 second clips, I do not know. Also, you will have to invest in a new model play and charge kit, as the older one uses the USB Micro, and the newer one uses USB-C, so they are not compatible. Personally, I like my older controller with the Chat Pad attached to it, plus I already have a headset I can use with it. At least the new controller has a plug that accepts the standard headset plug, but I am not sure if you need a stereo mixer to use any sound and chat headsets. I have one of those too that my chat pad interfaces with, but I rarely use it as I prefer to use my sound bar and be able to hear things around me over being completely immersed in my game. Then again, I don't play any Battle Royale or serious games that require 110% of my attention. Oh, and for those who are looking for a controller to use with your older One, since they don't make the One controllers anymore (you are probably not reading this for that though) you can use the newer controllers with the older console, they work just fine. I would like to have a new chat pad for the newer controller, but I think they really want us to message through the app instead, so that may not happen. I had to wait several months before I did manage to get my hands on this new console, due to supply and demand of this current time. I had actually decided to wait and hope that they were going to become more available over time, but that became difficult. I had a chance to get one over 2 months ago from this purchase because Best Buy had some they had released, but I decided to wait. Then a friend of mine's One's power brick failed and he had to way to play anything. That got me to thinking, I should get one sooner rather than later because of lack of availability. So I started to camp the Best Buy site and check in to try to get one. They were most likely in stock much sooner than I managed to get one, but I work almost every day, so when I would check the site they were sold out most days. The process took a bit longer than usual because they were slowly releasing stock, but overall since I was paying attention, I managed to secure one. I picked it up at the store less than a week later. If anything happens, I still have my older console to fall back on since it still works. Personally, if I could of walked into any store that stocked these consoles and bought one any day of the week, I would not of gotten one now. It is a full on upgrade to my console, and was worth it, but I do feel it isn't a NEEDED upgrade RIGHT NOW. If you can get one, then by all means, I would definitely look into getting one, but if you would have to put yourself through a situation to get one, it is fine to wait, especially if you have a Xbox One X. They don't make those anymore. I also haven't had any performance problems with my Series X, as there were quite a few reviews on here that have problems with it not working after a couple of days. I have a good amount of airflow around my console though. Overall though, I feel that this system is a huge improvement over the original Xbox One system. It doesn't come with anything in the standard box, unless you buy a Best Buy assembled bundle (Xbox Series X + Forza Horizon 5 for example) but if you get Game Pass Ultimate which is first month's a dollar then months after that are 15 dollars a month, that is still a very good value. I'd also wish it came with a headset, but that's the price of business these days I suppose.

Xbox series x is amazing. It runs so smooth. It's not a big as everyone thinks.