Name: Xbox One X
Brand: Microsoft
SKU: 77277
Rating: 4.0 (46 reviews)

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Microsoft Xbox One X - Pros & Cons

Multiplayer is smooth and secure
faster
smoother
and more stable than in any console
they are smoother and more responsive
cleaner and easier to use
fast and responsive
Xbox ecosystem remains incredibly flexible and customizable
Xbox Live remains a phenomenal service
user-friendly transparency from Microsoft is admirable
unwavering frame rate and incredible sharpness
playing smoothly while keeping up the graphics quality
visually very simple
the game looks impressively crisp and clear in this mode
The gallery above demonstrates the enhancements and they are extraordinary
discreet nature of the console is exceptional
efforts
it makes navigating between games and apps reasonably straightforward
supports 4K resolution and is fully compatible with HDR
faster speeds
smooth user interface
and better loading
smooth gameplay and improved graphics
new ways of thinking
new connections
and new industries
Quick Resume is a joy to use as well
The game looks utterly fantastic and runs smoothly
Small improvements like textured triggers and an improved D-pad
One of the best new UI features is Quick Resume
plenty of features and power to make for an excellent 4K gaming machine
The graphic are beautiful and look amazing on my 4K OLED tv
4k looks fantastic and sound output is great
The menus are pretty simple and easy to use
A beautiful looking console and some decent support from Microsoft when
graphics are sharper
quicker response and has better capabilities
Games are plentiful
and download is easy
Xbox One X is quite interesting
Xbox One X feels incredibly solid and exudes a premium feel in the hand
The craftsmanship and engineering prowess here is undeniable
powerful
sleek and modern
excellent and most refined
most excellent and most refined
the cards are hot-swappable is also pretty awesome
making it incredibly speedy in the process
compact
cool
and quiet device is
improved performance and better visuals
improved visuals
functionality and feature wise
HDR enabled it looks gorgeous and runs really well
It also has an arguably better lineup of exclusives
One X performed flawlessly and noticeably better than older consoles
both worked great
like faster load times and quicker transfer speeds
this process is pretty stress-free
thanks to those hardware improvements providing guaranteed smooth frames
One X looks more vivid and detailed than its sibling
improved specifications
better graphics
and other improvements
It s an impressive achievement
a gorgeous screen and premium-feeling handheld experience
gaming performance is as great as the company has advertised
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the Interface is much improved and looks better than before
clearer
sharper
and better images
Xbox One X is much better than other consoles
excellent gaming performance
handy features
and a beautiful interface at a
matte grey finish coating is actually a very nice and appealing color

input lag is noticeably reduced
only Netflix does HDR through its Xbox One app
the new Xbox lacks a Kinect port
the YouTube app on the Xbox One is currently limited to 1080p
latter s power input is farther from the other ports
game is locked at 60 fps
the controller relies on AA batteries
Too many are simply trying to capitalize on affiliate revenue
miniaturization technology for the Xbox One is nothing short of astounding
and frame rates are inconsistent across games
overly realistic and complicated geography or lighting effects
Xbox One X lacks the power to push anywhere near those numbers
play Ultra HD Blu-ray discs
no way to track what games are currently active in Quick Resume
disappointingly thin on the ground
low-res imagery and blurry ground textures
wobbles somewhat
Updates have been slow to land and largely ineffectual
the textured underside grip on the S controller is absent on the new controller
highlighted Lost Sector for unique Exotic loot
performance can only impress for so long before it becomes commonplace
no mandate for developers to take advantage of the Xbox One X's capabilities
the Xbox One X is no longer in production
occasional dropped frames and slow downs
neither add nor take away any functionality from the system
loss of support for HDMI-In makes OneGuide redundant
Microsoft had gotten back on track after the original Xbox One launch
Xbox exclusives are playable on Windows 10 PC
lacks a compelling gaming catalogue
the controller still gets its power from AA batteries
focus is what tricks software running on this hardware can pull off
the lack of virtual reality
Lack of VR to tap into this powerful hardware is disappointing
No true remote game streaming
no light bar here or spinning LED rings
The triggers are slightly smaller and feel a little more tactile
monolithic design could be seen as uninspired
the Xbox Series X vents can get clogged with dust
the most expensive game console right now
it has an uphill battle for your gaming dollar
my portable hard drive is not being read
Microsoft is no longer manufacturing the Xbox One X
games and you'll lose access as soon as your subscription ends
The exclusive games library is still lacking in comparison to the competition
the console has been supplanted at this point
There is no such hardware upgrade just the fact it can run games %
no Dolby Vision) support
no email service can overcome a bad domain name
it s not as powerful as the latest gaming PCs
Heaps of support from Microsoft with updates
the console frequently goes on sale
some TVs may require some extra steps
the One X has no port for the Kinect
it can randomly lose your wifi connection and bug out
The disc drive is tucked away directly underneath this lip
Xbox button takes far longer than needed
Xbox One X would cost at least twice the price
too light bleeding in from the exterior
Xbox Series X media support is a bit of a mixed bag
Windows CentralXbox Series X running 4K 60FPS Gears Tactics
Microsoft has struggled to change the narrative over its exclusive game offering
unsightly foot at the base just looks awful
simply impossible to go back to an Xbox One console
paltry 1TB hard drive
none of this is a problem
Sony is churning them out for PlayStation at a rate of knots
PlayStation also has a load of promotional deals locked down
outdated hard hard drive for storage rather than a much faster SSD
not all available exclusively for your content
they still take up precious space on your hard drive
The Xbox Series X is pretty plain looking with its black outer shell
s a bit of a tougher call at the moment
aren t any that require a Series X console
only five games received the FPS Boost feature
its grip on this throne is a little shaky
has full backward compatibility with older gaming titles
limited first-party games and third-party exclusives
lack of a dedicated Kinect port and its three USB ports
service does not include all providers or all products available in the market
Wallet Pty Ltd is not a bank and does not offer banking services
PlayStation 5 console comes with limited storage space
It does not store any personal data
lagging
pixel distortion
or slow graphical performance
experienced some glitches in balance and echo
still no other option is available to expand the storage capacity
Xbox One X is a futuristic gaming console

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Microsoft Xbox One X - Full Specifications

Storage	1TB
CPU speed	2.3 GHz
RAM memory	12GB

Number of supported wireless controllers	4

Backward compatibility	yes
Type of media supported	Ultra HD Blu-ray
Surround decoder (5.1/7.1)	yes

Ethernet	yes
Ethernet connection speed	10/100/1000 Mbit/s
WiFi	yes
Wireless networking standard	802.11a 802.11ac 802.11b 802.11g 802.11n
USB	yes
Number of USB Inputs	3
Number of USB 2.0 ports	0
Number of USB 3.0/3.1 (Gen 1)	3
HDMI	yes
Number of HDMI outputs	1
HDMI version	2.0b
Component output	no
Composite output	no
SCART out	no
Number of connection ports	4
S-video output	no
VGA outputs	no
Digital optical input	no
Digital optical output	yes

3D Support	yes
HDR	yes
HDR Format	HDR10
Resolutions supported	480p 576p 720p 1080i 1080p 2160p

Audio format	Dolby Digital 5.1 Dolby Atmos DTS 5.1 DTS:X

Depth	2.36 in
Width	11.81 in
Height	9.45 in
Weight	134.04 oz

Social features	Netflix YouTube HBO GO

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Microsoft Xbox One X Microsoft - Editorial Reviews (22)

4.4

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The Verge

Published: 03.11.2017

Xbox One X review

4.3

The world’s most powerful console is here.

Microsoft Xbox One X Microsoft Xbox One X review | Stuff

stuff.tv/my/

Microsoft Xbox One X review | Stuff

Microsoft’s made the world’s most powerful games console. So is it time to ditch your PS4?

Microsoft Xbox One X Xbox Series X review: A full year later, the Xbox Series X is proving its worth

Windows Central

Published: 15.06.2021

Xbox Series X review: A full year later, the Xbox Series X is proving its worth

4.5

Another look at the Xbox Series X, six months on.

Microsoft Xbox One X Xbox One X review: a perfect pitch to a demanding demographic

the Guardian

Published: 19.11.2017

Xbox One X review: a perfect pitch to a demanding demographic

The Xbox One X is sleek and significant upgrade that should edge Sony’s PlayStation 4 Pro down the wishlist

Microsoft Xbox One X Xbox One X review | Finder

finder.com.au

Published: 03.11.2017

Xbox One X review | Finder

The most powerful console ever made, but with a serious lack of killer-app games. We review the Xbox One X.

Microsoft Xbox One X Xbox Series X review – One Year On

gamesradar

Published: 23.05.2022

Xbox Series X review – One Year On

4.0

The Xbox Series X is a system set up for future evolution, iteration, and success.

TechRadar

Published: 05.11.2020

Xbox One X review

4.0

Xbox One X is a premium 4K HDR console with a storage issue

Microsoft Xbox One X Xbox One X review: a pixel-pushing powerhouse

T3

Published: 08.07.2021

Xbox One X review: a pixel-pushing powerhouse

5.0

Microsoft's 4K, HDR, Ultra HD Blu-ray-packing Xbox One X console is here, but is it worth your cash? T3 finds out...

Microsoft Xbox One X It's the most powerful console you can buy. But is that enough?

CNET

Published: 03.11.2017

It's the most powerful console you can buy. But is that enough?

It's undoubtedly a powerful console, but the audience for the Xbox One X is razor thin.

Microsoft Xbox One X Microsoft Xbox One X Review

PCMAG

Published: 13.06.2017

Microsoft Xbox One X Review

4.0

The Xbox One X is the most powerful console yet, with 4K and HDR graphics for games that support it. It's still no replacement for a gaming PC, though.

Microsoft Xbox One X Review: Microsoft Xbox One X

WIRED

Published: 03.11.2017

Review: Microsoft Xbox One X

4.0

The fastest Xbox ever is a slim slab of 4K goodness.

Polygon

Published: 03.11.2017

Xbox One X review

4K is finally here, whether you’re ready or not

Microsoft Xbox One X Xbox Series X review

Tom's Guide

Published: 27.06.2022

Xbox Series X review

4.5

Meet the pinnacle of Microsoft’s gaming efforts in our Xbox Series X review

Gadget Review

Published: 05.09.2020

Xbox One X Review

4.7

Table Of Contents_Why We Like It – Xbox One X ReviewPerformanceDesignValueXbox One X Review Wrap Up Reader Rating3 Votes79.3Expert RatingIf you’ve settled on Xbox One—congratulations! Now you just have to decide which model you want: the One S or One X? What’s the difference? The Xbox One X is the end all be all. It comes with extra power to push its library of games to UHD 4K resolution and recreate accurate coloring with HDR support, in addition to a […]