Name: Xbox Series X
Brand: Microsoft
SKU: 429411
Rating: 4.2 (45 reviews)

4.3

based on all reviews

minimal loading times
improved stability
and considerably enhanced visuals

performance can only impress for so long before it becomes commonplace
loss of support for HDMI-In makes OneGuide redundant
input lag is noticeably reduced

Storage: 1TB
Cpu cores: 8
Teraflops: 12
Ram memory: 16GB
Wifi: yes
Usb: yes
3d support: yes
Hdr: yes
Backward compatibility: yes

Microsoft Xbox Series X - Pros & Cons

minimal loading times
improved stability
and considerably enhanced visuals
games look visually smoother and feel far more responsive
useful features and meaningful quality-of-life improvements
improved tactile textures and refined geometry
excellent performance for an affordable price
Seagate storage card makes expandable storage quick and hassle-free
faster
smoother
and more stable than in any console
Xbox ecosystem remains incredibly flexible and customizable
Multiplayer is smooth and secure
Xbox Live remains a phenomenal service
fast and responsive
cleaner and easier to use
One of the best new UI features is Quick Resume
they are smoother and more responsive
plenty of features and power to make for an excellent 4K gaming machine
looks beautiful and runs smooth
Small improvements like textured triggers and an improved D-pad
Quick Resume is a joy to use as well
The game looks utterly fantastic and runs smoothly
with reasonably impressive clarity
solidity and atmosphere
crisp
solid and three-dimensional image that's
faster render times and also smoother gameplay
smoother and more responsive the gameplay
It works well
simplicity and reliability
the Xbox Series X is undeniably brilliant
speed
silence
and Quick Resume features
new ways of thinking
new connections
and new industries
Everything would just feel faster and look better
quieter and far easier to use and maintain
every game ran better
better
faster
and at higher resolutions
powerful
sleek and modern
making it incredibly speedy in the process
fast
sturdy
and unobtrusive
the cards are hot-swappable is also pretty awesome
compact
cool
and quiet device is
excellent and most refined
The craftsmanship and engineering prowess here is undeniable
most excellent and most refined
improved specifications
better graphics
and other improvements
superior levels of contrast and colour accuracy
navigation felt seamless with all parts of the interface easily accessible
better-sustained performance
The racing maintains a consistent
smooth 60 frames per second

performance can only impress for so long before it becomes commonplace
loss of support for HDMI-In makes OneGuide redundant
input lag is noticeably reduced
Updates have been slow to land and largely ineffectual
no way to track what games are currently active in Quick Resume
Lack of big launch titles It is not just the Xbox Series X
developers will have to build this feature into their games
miss out on the Optical output with this console
extremely limited with the Xbox Series X
hard to get simpler than a big black box
is too busy and not exactly intuitive
the menu is split into separate Games and Media sections
Microsoft Flight Simulator is not an arcade experience
no sign of dynamic resolution scaling
Only titles developed for Kinect will not run
not enough of an upgrade
Conspicuously missing from all Xbox One models
Microsoft has only been able to fit in a 1TB SSD
the feature is not as helpful for Optimised for Xbox Series X|S
Screen damage from the heat of the console is a worry too
the new controller is a little smaller than its predecessor
noisy optical drive and lack of Dolby Vision support
the console is inaudible over the ambient noise in your living room
Sony is not without its issues either in terms of software
It s not the place to play video games
slow-to-boot
graphically choppy experiences
the dramatically shortened load times will be a revelation
Sony s future lives on its latest console
none of which were boring
s a bit of a tougher call at the moment
The Xbox Series X is pretty plain looking with its black outer shell
only five games received the FPS Boost feature
aren t any that require a Series X console
the expansion storage card runs a bit expensive for your taste
of ads still taking up homepage space
the only new-gen console available
an NVMe SSD can play Xbox Series X Optimized titles
the controller would not sync wirelessly
lack of consoles available at launch
the design is really uninspired
painfully slow loading times are gone
it looks even more dull than a NAS drive
no light bar here or spinning LED rings
the controller still gets its power from AA batteries
the Xbox Series X vents can get clogged with dust
monolithic design could be seen as uninspired
The triggers are slightly smaller and feel a little more tactile
it currently lacks must-play games
Sony movies and shows
Xbox s exhaust fan
tactile front is the grip on the underside
only have a small handful of titles to gauge performance on
there s no longer an HDMI-In port though
it s still not an area we can pass significant judgement on
Xbox Series X launch line up leaves something to be desired
Xbox Series X doesn t support Wi-Fi 6
Xbox Series X looks like it fell over with the base permanently attached
clever HDMI passthrough system
) the console is not designed to be opened up
the Xbox process just feels old and slow in comparison
lack of exclusive new games to play at launch
unsightly foot at the base just looks awful
Xbox Series X media support is a bit of a mixed bag
Microsoft has struggled to change the narrative over its exclusive game offering
Windows CentralXbox Series X running 4K 60FPS Gears Tactics
simply impossible to go back to an Xbox One console
Xbox Series X lacks both a USB Type-C port and Wi-Fi 6
Sony s subscriptions simply cannot compete with the accessibility offered through Microsoft s Game Pass
The AA batteries do seem a little outdated
the haptics on Microsoft s new controller seem lacklustre
You are using an outdated browser
The HDMI input from the Xbox One is missing
The Series S lacks an optical drive

Microsoft Xbox Series X - Full Specifications

Storage	1TB
CPU cores	8
GPU Clock Speed	1825.0 MHz
Teraflops	12
Cuda cores	52
CPU speed	3.8 GHz
GPU name	RDNA 2 Architecture
RAM memory	16GB
Memory type	GDDR6

Connection Method	Wired Wireless
Number of joysticks	Dual
Directional Pad	yes

Backward compatibility	yes
Type of media supported	Blu-ray

Ethernet	yes
WiFi	yes
Wireless networking standard	802.11ac
USB	yes
Number of USB 3.0/3.1 (Gen 1)	3
HDMI	yes
Number of HDMI outputs	1
HDMI version	2.1

Touch display	no
3D Support	yes
HDR	yes
Resolutions supported	2160p 1080p

Audio format	Dolby Digital 5.1 DTS 5.1

Depth	5.94 in
Width	5.94 in
Height	11.85 in
Weight	156.97 oz
Colour of product	Black

Online service	Xbox Live
App Store	Xbox Live Marketplace

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