Customer Ratings & Reviews

Xbox has been my favorite gaming platform since the 360. Its the easiest to use. Most versitile and fits better in the entertainment center. The xbox controllers are the best most comforable controllers. Game pass library of accessible games and its cloud streaming platform are great. Graphics are amazing when paired with a quality TV. Xbox accessories like their headphones are great as well. Bluetooth works flawlesslessy and has great range. Battery life on the controllers are great. PS5 might have a slight edge on graphics incertain games but its not enough to beat the xbox. Xbox for another win!

This system is awesome. Loads faster than any other console I have owned. I really like the quick resume feature for games that start so fast. Loading times are short. Graphics are amazing. The 1TB drive helps me hold like 12 full games from discs on it.

The shipping was fast and the new Series X amazed me. I was used to the Xbox one (2015 model) and the graphics, higher resolution, and frame rate makes the Series X worth it. The ssd is also incredibly fast and games load quickly. I highly recommend getting the Xbox Series X if you have a 4K display, so you can use this console to its maximum potential. The 1 terabyte storage capacity is pretty nice. You can also install more SSDs for extra storage. If you have Original Xbox or Xbox 360 titles you’re in luck because the disk drive takes care of that for you through backwards compatibility. Some games can also be ran at higher resolutions and frame rates than before. Backwards compatibility is one of my favorite things about the original Xbox. The included controller awesome for a couple of reasons. The controller uses a USB port instead of a micro usb port. I prefer this because it makes it harder to pull the cable out compared to the micro usb versions. It also has a nice texture for extra grip underneath the handles. The new D pad is also a nice addition to the controller. Overall I 5/5 recommend this console.

As always, this next generation of Xbox doesn’t disappoint. Great graphics, speedy startup and a very robust lineup of games available through Game Pass, what’s not to love? For the bad stuff, yes, it runs super hot, it takes up quite a bit of space, and pricey. That all disappears when you get immersed in the environments that the games hold. Another solid addition to the Xbox line of consoles. I can’t wait to see what games come out when developers really utilize the power that this console offers.

This a console that transcends the previous. I mean, it is insane. For the price you can run almost everything at 4k 120fps (of course limited to a few titles that don't have those capabilities or monitors/TVs that aren't able to display that). It's completely silent compared to Xbox One S. It runs amazing and doesn't have many draw backs. The only thing that is worthy of complaint is the fact that it doesn't have much storage. 1tb is really closer to about 800 gigs. But, I bought the 2tb memory card, and that gave me a lot of space for games. I would recommend for anyone who wants to start playing games for a cheaper price than most gaming computers that are equal to its performance (of course, if you're planning to play mostly cross-platform fps games or Xbox exclusives). The one thing I would recommend besides the console is to grab an after market controller that has hall effect sticks so you don't get drift. Other than that, if you take care of your controller, it'll last a couple years.

I purchased the Xbox Series X from Best Buy as a gift for my son, and it was absolutely worth it! The performance is incredible—fast load times, stunning graphics, and a smooth gaming experience. My son has been raving about the improved gameplay and how much he loves playing his favorite games on it. The setup was quick and easy, and the console runs quietly, even during extended gaming sessions. Best Buy's service was excellent, with fast shipping and secure packaging. I couldn’t have asked for a better purchase. If you're considering getting one for your kids or yourself, I highly recommend it!

I ordered the Series X using the Xbox All Access and i would absolutely do it again. This included 2 years of gamepass as well as the console. It was cheaper to buy this bundle than two years of gamepass and the console separately. I had no issues getting the console nor setting it up. I didn't like that BB put the order sticker directly on the packaging but that is not an order issue directly. The line of credit was for two years, interest free. I have had no issues with this either. The Console: WOW. I have always been a person to wait to upgrade until I have no choice and I really wish I had gotten this sooner. The Series X has been an amazing console. It runs all my games smoothly, the optimized games are incredible, the upgrades on older games are fantastically done. The disk drive is smotth and quiet. The console is quiet too! Rarely do I ever hear the console when running except in a hot room playing a graphics or performance intensive game. It comes standard with 1TB of storage which can fit many games or a handful of large games such as COD.

In the ever-evolving landscape of gaming, the Xbox X stands as a testament to technological innovation and user-centric design. From the moment you lay eyes on its sleek, modern aesthetic, to the immersive experience delivered by its powerful internals, this console redefines what it means to be at the forefront of gaming. The design exudes a perfect balance of elegance and durability, housing a processing prowess that ensures seamless gameplay, vivid graphics, and a library of titles that caters to every gaming palate. The redesigned controller adds to the tactile pleasure of gaming, and the intuitive user interface, coupled with robust online services, creates an environment where the console seamlessly integrates into both gaming and multimedia realms. With versatile connectivity options and impressive media capabilities, the Xbox X isn't just a gaming console; it's an entertainment hub that sets a new standard for immersive experiences. In a nutshell, the Xbox X is a powerhouse that delivers on its promises, making it a compelling choice for both dedicated gamers and multimedia enthusiasts alike.

Picked up my console on launch day and I’ve been playing it ever since. I will say that the console is a lot bigger than I was expecting but it’s less bulky than the original Xbox One. My games run ridiculously smooth and I upgraded from the Xbox One S. The graphics are stellar on my 4K UHD Samsung tv. The console is basically silent, it hasn’t overheated, load times are essentially nonexistent and the console itself boots up very quickly. I haven’t had any issues so far with my console but I purchased the 2 year Geek Squad protection, just in case.

I really hesitated this purchase. I kicked around the idea of the upgrade for quite some time. I notice my local store had some in stock and almost pulled the plug but ultimately ended up holding off once again. Of course, they sold out quickly and again I had missed my chance. Fast forward a week or so, the opportunity presented itself once again. This time I pulled the trigger and purchased my Xbox series x. Even after the purchase I continued to tell myself the Xbox one x was a powerful unit and this upgrade was unnecessary. I soon learned how wrong us was. The Xbox series x is absolute powerhouse and a whole new console experience. Starting from the unboxing I must say I was very underwhelmed. The packaging was dull and did not provide the unboxing excitement that day and Apple product would posses. Upon hooking up the console and powering it up I immediately noticed improved graphics and speed. I fired up Elden Ring and was amazed by the night and day difference from the x1x to the xsx. Gameplay was incredibly swift , clean and smooth,, loud times are Non existent, graphics are flawless and movements are crisp. I’ve since played a few other games and have been impressed with the noticeable difference. Gaming on the x1x now seems clunky and slow. With the size of newer games maps this really is a must. The only real downfall is that the new control still is sent out with one time use battery’s. Amazon has many rechargeable batteries to solve that problem so it really is minuscule. The slight modifications to the controller made a work of art even better. If you have an opportunity to get your hands on this machine do not hesitate as you won’t regret it.

From the second you boot up an Xbox One Series X (the name could use some work) you get that feeling of the enhanced performance, the way everything loads very quickly. But then, so far, the next-gen gaming experiences on Xbox seem very much the same. Granted I've only played WatchDogs Legion (great game) and some of the remastered experiences like Horizon 4, Master Chief X/S, and others, yet there is no huge "this game feels next gen" experiences yet. You do get glimpses though. For example the opening scene of Legion has you walk through a cathedral where moonlight shines through a stained glass window onto your character accurately. And then the reflections on the streets and in water. Seeing a daytime reflection in the river of the underside of a bridge was pretty incredible and something not scene before. But aside from that I think most experiences are going to be just like this, subtle. But aside from that the big reason I grabbed a console day one (aside from being very lucky and trying over and over again) was to get the backwards compatibility for current and older gen titles. Playing games even from a USB spinning disk still has advantages in performance over the Xbox One. Older Xbox and 360 games look and perform noticeably better as well, like gaming on a PC when you jump a few generations in graphics cards. And the transition from Xbox One to Xbox Series X was instant. I literally just unplugged the 4TB drive I had my games stored on from my Xbox One X and plugged it into the Series X. And they were instantly recognized and playable! I also happened to grab a PS5, and I'll mention it here that despite PS5 being equally great, the transition from taking games on one drive from your PS4 Pro to PS5 is a buggy mess. Even transferring over the network doesn't work as it should. Again I mention this because Microsoft's implementation is easy and flawless, the way it should be. All of this said, and with new games bound to release shortly that really show off the Xbox Series X and S power, buy in when you can. Try and hold out from scalpers and their 3 to 4 times price hiking as the real reasons to buy in will come. But if you are lucky enough to grab one, you can relive all your great Xbox experiences now.

I recently bought the Microsoft Xbox Series X Console from Best Buy as a gift for my boyfriend, and it has been absolutely fantastic. He loves it and uses it every day. The Xbox Series X looks sleek and performs incredibly well. It loads games super fast, thanks to its SSD storage. The graphics are stunning, with 4K resolution and HDR support that make games come to life. What's really cool is that it can play older Xbox games too, so my boyfriend gets to enjoy his favorite classics with improved graphics. The controller is comfortable, and the Share button makes it easy to capture and share gameplay moments. Not only is it great for gaming, but it also seamlessly integrates with streaming services like Netflix and Disney+. It has become the center of entertainment in our living room. Overall, the Microsoft Xbox Series X is an amazing console. If you're into gaming or searching for a gift idea, I highly recommend it. My boyfriend is thrilled with it, and I'm really happy with this purchase.

The Xbox Series X is an excellent piece of hardware. The SSD storage makes for really quick low times. The Quick Resume functionality was something that I thought I'm not really that interested in I don't need it, but after using it for a couple weeks now it makes the overall gaming experience much more pleasant. The excellent backwards compatibility that's been implemented in the Series X is really quite astounding. You get support all the way back from the Xbox One to the original Xbox game console. Pretty much every backwards compatible title has enhancements in low times, resolution, frame rate, and some have added HDR support. If you're just joining the Xbox family for the first time from PlayStation or Nintendo, a must have is Game Pass. You get access to hundreds of games from Microsoft's back catalog and even some new releases, along with the majority of Microsoft first party titles. It's an excellent value. Now for the not so good parts. The overall OS/UI it's just pretty much a copy and paste of the Xbox one OS. I've never been a huge fan of it but it gives the job done. I've always preferred the Sony OS because to me it felt much more simple and easier to use. The Xbox Series X controller is a solid controller. It's an improvement from the Xbox one controller, I like the texture grip, and the d-pad is improved which for me is a big plus because I like to play a lot of 2D action games and I don't like using analog stick for that. But Sony has really knocked it out of the park with the Dualsense controller which makes Microsoft controller seem a little less exciting. The biggest negative of all with the Xbox series X, it's just the lack of first party games. But I'm buying into this ecosystem this time around because with all the recent studio acquisitions Microsoft has made it looks like the first party lineup should be much better this generation. The reason that I give this five stars despite the negatives that I've mentioned, is because this is a hardware review not a software review. I hope you found this review useful and somewhat insightful.

Crazy to think I have owned every generation of Xbox from the OG to the Series X. As games have evolved, Microsoft has kept pace with innovations and enhancements. The Series X is next level. It's quick, buttery smooth, and easy to operate. The size isn't nearly as big as I thought and it tucks nicely behind its new best friend - the Hisense U8K 75" 4K TV, Ports are easy to figure out, expansion is available if needed. The Quick Resume is my fave feature - especially with single player games. You can drop your game and pick it right back up. No need to make the wife angry by "geting to that next check (save) point". Just let Xbox save your marriage and you'll be gaming like the boss you are. Seriously though - I love this thing and am eager to test its full potential with future games.

The Xbox Series X is a absolute BEAST of a console. I own both the Series X & PS5 digital console. I use the Series X just about everyday as my PS5 sits there collecting dust waiting for Playstation's next exclusive games to come out. Also, Gamepass is absolutely the best gaming deal in the industry, especially for new consumers who dont own any games. I own alot of Xbox digital & disk games. However now I rarely buy games anymore bc I've come to learn they'll almost likely end up in GP at some point. The Series X has a bunch of cool features including quick resume, Xbox Velocity Architecture which comprises four major components: a custom NVME SSD, hardware accelerated decompression, a brand new DirectStorage API layer and Sampler Feedback Streaming (SFS). The box also leverages AMD freesync & VRR on new tvs that support it something Sony's console still doesnt have. Also Xbox doesnt charge you twice for the same game like Playstation does. The Series X is worth every penny and is built for the future of gaming

As someone who’s been gaming for years, I’ve had my fair share of consoles, but the Xbox Series X 1TB has completely blown me away. This isn’t just a console; it’s an experience that feels like the future of gaming, right here, right now. Performance is Unreal The moment I powered it on, I could tell this was something special. The SSD is insanely fast—loading times are nearly nonexistent, and I’m talking seconds, not minutes. The 12 teraflops of power ensure that games look amazing in 4K, with frame rates up to 120 fps, which is perfect for a smooth, crisp experience. It’s not just about graphics either; it’s about that buttery smooth gameplay that you can’t help but appreciate once you’ve experienced it. Sleek & Quiet The design of the Series X is minimalistic, but in a cool way. It’s compact, so it doesn’t take up much space, and even though it’s packed with power, it stays quiet. No loud fan noise while I’m in the middle of an intense gaming session. It’s like they perfected cooling without compromising performance. A Library that Keeps on Giving If you’re a fan of variety, this console has you covered. Halo Infinite, Cyberpunk 2077, and Assassin’s Creed Valhalla look and play incredible, but it’s not just about the new stuff. The backward compatibility feature is a total game-changer. I can dive back into my old favorites, and they run smoother, look better, and feel more polished thanks to features like Auto HDR and FPS Boost. Quick Resume & Game Pass – Life Savers The Quick Resume feature is a dream for those of us who like to switch between games quickly. I can hop from Fortnite to Call of Duty, and pick up right where I left off, no loading screens, no interruptions. And let’s talk about Xbox Game Pass—if you haven’t tried it, you’re missing out. It’s like Netflix for games. You get access to hundreds of games (including all the new releases) for one monthly fee. It’s seriously worth it. Storage and Expansion The 1TB of storage is decent for most people, but if you’re a digital download kind of person (like me), you might run out of space faster than you think. Luckily, Xbox made it super easy to expand the storage with a plug-in card, so no performance issues when you add more space. Bottom Line If you’re on the fence about upgrading to next-gen, I can’t recommend the Xbox Series X 1TB enough. It’s fast, powerful, and packed with features that make gaming better. Whether you’re playing single-player story games or jumping into multiplayer chaos, the Series X handles it all effortlessly. The future of gaming is here, and it’s worth every penny.

Amazing Xbox Experience! I’ve been really impressed with my Xbox. The setup was simple, and the interface is clean and easy to navigate. The graphics and speed are incredible — games load quickly and look amazing in 4K. The Game Pass subscription is one of my favorite features; it offers so many great titles to explore without having to buy each one separately. The controller feels comfortable, and I love how responsive it is during gameplay. I also appreciate how smoothly it connects with other devices and how easy it is to chat or play with friends online. Xbox continues to deliver high quality and reliability. Overall, a fantastic system for both casual and serious gamers. Highly recommend!

The best console on the market: quiet, powerful, with backward compatibility and free upgrades for older titles. And it's beautiful. Even better when combined with Game Pass.

Only having this system for a few days, the improvements are dramatic over last gen systems. Quick resume, 4K, 60 -120 fps options in games, game pass, back catalog of games makes me feel like a kid in a candy store. No kinect of any kind. No power brick either. No noise other than disc loading, but not intrusive. Does get a bit hot, but nothing concerning. Very fast and responsive going from game to game and within the UI. You will never want to go back to previous systems.

Just do it! This is true next-gen performance. I cannot believe the difference even coming from the Xbox One X. The SSD on this thing makes game load times literally non-existent and it's truly awesome. Games look even more amazing on my 4K TV. Quick resume is a neat feature. Controller is almost identical to the Xbox One with a few minor changes and overall being a bit smaller. I love the fact that everything from last gen is backwards compatible including accessories and don't even get me started on Xbox GamePass.. Xbox really out did themselves on the Series X. If you have a 4K TV, I definitely recommend getting the Series X over the Series S. 10/10 I recommend.