5.0 out of 5 stars

Well worth the price!

I have yet to get a 4K TV, so I haven’t yet seen in person how good games can look on this console, but what I *can* write a review on is the performance of games compared to the regular Xbox One. With some games on the regular Xbox One (especially Fallout 4) there was lots of stuttering and general lagginess. I was always disappointed by that console’s specs and performance…but on the One X, those problems disappear. FPS drops and lag are now extremely rare, and games run so much smoother. The load times are also exponentially better–I did some tests, and sometimes load screens in games are cut in half! It’s amazing. Very happy with this purchase, and I’m excited to see how it’ll look when I get my 4K TV.I also love how there’s no giant power brick, it’s just a simple power cord, and the power and eject buttons are actual physical buttons…I can’t tell you how many times I accidentally pressed the capacitve buttons on the regular XB1. The console is also more sleek and less noisy than the original One, which is saying something considering it has more advanced hardware!

36 people found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

Decent upgrade but not perfect

So far I have had zero issues with the Xbox one, and it runs a lot quiter than my ps4 does which is very surprising. The included controller is decent but i still prefer the Elite controller. The console finish is okay, but i wish they offered a two tone color scheme like the xbox one s… all black is kind of boring, but at least it looks pretty matte for the shade of black.My biggest complaint is the fact that 1TB is just too small for having larger files sizes (like halo, gears of war, and forza 100 GB+ each). To upgrade If you open your console you void your warranty and i’m not a fan of external hard drives. Overall it looks great on my TV (lg oled 65in 4k) but not better that the ps4 pro. More games for the XBOX need to have 60 frames per second for the level of performance it can deliver.

9 people found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

Great gaming experience as long as you don’t care about exclusive games.

As a lifetime Playstation fanboy I have to admit, the X1X is amazing and has become my primary console… for third party games, which is basically all it can be since MS refuses to do anything about the absolute desert of first party games.If you can only own one console… get the Playstation Pro. Image quality is almost as good as the X1X, plus you get all the amazing Playstation exclusive games.If you can own two consoles, the X1X is definitely where you’ll want to play third party games (games available on both consoles) as the image quality is outstanding, the controller is much better, reduced load times and general snappiness is really noticeable and the interface is more enjoyable, though more cluttered than the PS4 interface.-1 star due to a dismal lack of exclusive games with absolutely nothing of interest on the horizon.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Absolutely Amazing Xbox

Fast and powerful. Pretty decent memory size I think. Allowed me to reconnect with my old characters in some games or start new. Small and compact so it doesn’t take too much space. Not a bad price either. Seems to play every game I try even some interesting 360 games. If it weren’t discontinued I’d probably buy a second just to have a spare on hand.

5.0 out of 5 stars

I am about to speak the truth unbiasedly…

What a beautiful console. I have ran tests in a few games. From backward compatible games to recent released games to some pretty ages games. All on the enhancement settings not in 4K setting but it won’t make a difference to be honest. For a game like The division this game is a beauty. On the Xbox one X I have done load time tests and saw that the loading times have increased 2-3 times faster then the original Xbox one from 2013. From being 26-30 seconds on the original between each and every load to 12-19 seconds on the Xbox one X which varies depending what you are doing ( in the main menu when entering into the game is the longest times while fast traveling is the shorter times ). This also speaks for a game like mass effect andromeda which if you original Xbox one player should ever played the load times on the main menu to the doors when your traveling around takes forever to open or load up but with the Xbox one x the load times are such a significant increase in load times. When walking around the ship in mass effect andromeda the doors usually open before you even step near it orrrr it will open instantly when next to the door which in the original Xbox one it was so tedious to wait for those freakin doors to load up and open so you can enter the next room. And when your game loads up on the main menu ? I would say it’s close to being cut in half. In games like borderlands 2 and the pre sequel I never tested it on the original Xbox one but I’ve entered the game through the main menu and it took literally about 6-7 seconds. Fast traveling for some reason was 9-10 but that is deff fast ! In CPU heavy Games or even just very tough performing Games the Xbox one X dominates the market by cutting the load times by almost half of not half compared to the PlayStation pro which is quite insane. And that’s after the patch the Bethesda brought to the console. Before it was even faster. Over all in all my games I have seen significant improvements whether it’s framerate or even load times and in game quality. And that’s with the including 1 TB hard drive ? Amazing. On the new game pubg this thing is a beauty. Now it’s does almost locked 30fps in 4K which for pubg is completely unbelievable for a 500$ piece of technology. No crashes, little rubber banding in the beginning of games everybody now and then and such smooth gameplay compared to the original Xbox one and even the one S. All games will be improved in such significant ways compared to the one S and the original Xbox one. I have 13 games installed right now. Borderlands the pre sequel, call of duty black ops 3, call of duty infinite warfare, fallout 3, fallout 4 ( including the far harbor and nuka world dlc downloaded ), forza Motorsport 7 demo, halo 5, L.A noire, mass effect andromeda, pubg, record definitive edition, skate 3 and, Tom Clancy’s the division and have 315.3 GB of storage left. And this is with all the patches installed for the 4K/enhancements. The only downside in my opinion would be the fact that when setting up the console for something reason it takes about 280 GB away for idk what reason so you actually start off with 720 GB or so I believe I started with 718 to Ben exact. But honestly it’s worth 500$. No and I mean no other piece of gaming and video streaming tech can compare to a console like this. The enhancements and improvements with this compared to the PlayStation 4 pro is literally night and day. And a 500$ pc cannot compare this thing blows it out of the water. I haven’t also experience any issues at all it’s the best experience. Also you will be saving a lot of space cause this thing is literally small as hell ! The thing that’s blew me away also is the fact that this thing isn’t such a powerful console with some top notch tech yet it’s almost soundless. It’s really quite ! It’s deff worth it for 500$. I really hope everyone could get this to experience true top notch gaming and fun.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

Great Console but POOR exclusives

Let me start off by saying that I am an Xbox fanboy but man do I have a love/hate relationship with Microsoft.The good: When paired with a 4K tv, this gem delivers!!!! When playing Xbox one X enchanced games on this beast, it will set the standard for your taste in graphics moving forward. Example, Gears of war 4 on this was literally jaw dropping! I played through the game not even giving a damn about the story. The game world alone was just so rich, vibrant, and finely detailed on this console!The bad: We all know Microsoft has an exclusive problem but coming from a PS4….it’s night and day how HUGE this problem is. There are literally a handful of GOOD games that really take advantage of this consoles graphics and once you have played all of them, you are just sitting there like….”so ahhhh….when’s the next ‘exclusive’ coming out.”Brutally honest: This console is a gem when played with games that are made specifically for it, like the new Forza, but once you’ve played them all your left wondering whether you should have waited until after E3 2018 to see if they will fix their exclusive problem or not.My advice…kills me to say it…PS4 pro will give you more bang for your buck. Unless you have money laying around, wait until after E3 2018 to see if this console is really worth it. Now if you have never had an Xbox one then yea..obviously get the best version possible to ride out this console generation but if you already have one and thinking about upgrading…wait until the price goes down and more enchanced games come out mate.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Powerful and understated.

Games that used to push my Xbox One to the limit now run like butter. I’ve yet to encounter a single dropped frame. Even at 1080p the downscaled 4K assets are a breath of fresh air. The console is also whisper-quiet, and stays cool to the touch. Worth getting even if you don’t have a 4K TV that supports HDR.It’s certainly smaller than the Xbox One – the smaller footprint is much appreciated. The matte black finish means that it doesn’t attract fingerprints. Its simple looks mean that it doesn’t stand out aesthetically, but it really doesn’t have to. It’s much more understated than the Xbox One S. Removing the cumbersome power brick is a welcome change.While it was a necessary omission, the lack of a Kinect port does render that peripheral useless without paying an arm and a leg for an unwieldy adapter. I used the Kinect for voice commands fairly often and don’t want to resort to buying another piece of equipment just to use them (nor is a headset an ideal option).With the 4K graphical assets you should expect your download sizes to be noticeably larger and will fill up your available storage space quickly. With a 1TB hard drive being the only available option currently, you may end up having to invest in an external hard drive.If you mainly use your console as more of an all-around entertainment machine, the One S may be better suited to your needs and deliver more bang for your buck. It’s hard to justify the $499 price tag when the One S is $200 cheaper, but if you’re looking for the best possible gaming experience without switching platforms, the One X really is the best way to go.Games Played: Forza Horizon 3, Forza Motorsport 7, Halo 5: Guardians, Destiny 2, Quantum Break, Monster Hunter: World, Assassin’s Creed: Origins, Gears of War 4

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Truly The Most Powerful Console Ever!!

Xbox One X is truly powerful and heavy too. Don’t lift it with one hand you might hurt your wrist its amazing how Microsoft manage to put all that component inside such a small body. The Xbox One X UI is finally fast and fluent before with the Xbox One and Xbox One S UI was so sluggish and sometimes unresponsive now everything loads up quick like the thumbnails from Xbox Store all data reads faster now including steaming, uploading and downloading (Even in 4K). The Xbox One X makes your classic Original Xbox and Xbox 360 games look better then ever the textures are more crisp anti-aliasing is great no more edgy lines. Not every game is 4K, but it has more support from developers to put native 4K/HDR with 30 FPS and 1080p/HDR with 60 FPS then PS4 Pro. When it comes to third party games Xbox One X is the way to go.Xbox One X is a must buy, but the bad news is there is no exclusives for Xbox One X so if you own a high end gaming PC with a GTX 1080 your wasting money on something that has the same games you can play on PC technically you are not missing anything. When it comes to consoles I suggest PS4 Pro and Switch, plus a high end gaming PC with this you are not missing anything. Xbox One X is target for people that have no time and money to build a gaming PC like me PC gaming is super expensive…>_8 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Amazing console!

Es sorprendente, funciona fluida la interfaz respecto a la xbox one original (fat), los juegos a 4K de resolución son un sueño y todo se ve como si estuvieses dentro de él, Red Dead Redemption 2 a 4K con HDR en la Xbox One X es tan impresionante que no me emocionaba tanto desde la salida de Crysis en 2007.La consola responde a todo, la calidad de todos sus juegos como ya dije es impresionante y más sub los últimos títulos, la capacidad de tomar capturas de pantalla a 4K y vídeos es increíble, el gamepass es un tremendo acierto que por 10 dólares tengas más de 100 juegos, con la consola te viene 1 mes de game pass y 14 días de live gold.El mando es igual al de la Xbox One S sólo que en negro mate, tiene excelente sujeción a las manos e increíble respuesta, la consola prácticamente es inaudible, aún jugando durante horas y horas no calienta ni es ruidosa, su disco duro es suficiente para la mayoría de personas aunque yo preferiría uno de 2TB por la gran cantidad de juegos que tengo instalados.Como centro multimedia es impresionante también, youtube y Netflix a 4K funcionan de maravilla y el HDR en Netflix es otro mundo, excelente el reproductor Blu-ray 4K y Dolby atmos.La recomiendo totalmente, no importa si tienes una tv o monitor 1080p , no te lo pienses y comprala sin dudar.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Definitly worth $500!

I’ve been an Xbox fan since 2002 and I am proud to own an Xbox One X. I bought the original Xbox One at launch and I was stoked when they announced the X! I am currently playing this on my 55″ Samsung 1080p tv. I’m saving up to get a Samsung 4k Q7. I’ve been playing Middle Earth:Shadow of War and it looks amazing with the Quality option activated. It takes the 4k resolution and turns it into a 1080p resolution with better textures and greater draw distances. I was surprised and very impressed with how much of a difference it made from playing it on my original Xbox One to playing it on the Xbox One X! There is also an option to have a better resolution in Shadow of war,I played around with the 2 settings and the Quality option was ultimately the better of the 2. I also played Wolfenstien 2 with the Xbox One X enhancement on and it was pretty awesome,especially the cutsceens! I can’t wait to see what games look like on my Samsung 4k TV when I get it! I never finished Fallout 4,but I definitely will when I get my 4k tv! Games load a lot faster on the Xbox One X,it’s very impressive and I am glad I decided to get one even though I don’t have a 4k tv. The Xbox One X is definitely worth the $500 considering that’s how much the original Xbox One was at launch in 2013!

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5.0 out of 5 stars

It’s like an Xbox had sex with a computer and this is their offspring

I’ve been an Xbox junkie since the original Halo was released in 2001. Since that time I’ve never owned another console–unless you count the Switch, but that’s my daughters. Nonetheless, this thing is beast! It’s like an Xbox had sex with a computer and this is their offspring. Don’t listen to those ninny PlayStation fanboys touting how much better the PlayStation is–the Xbox One X blows that pile of hot garbage out of the water (toilet water). For those that nitpick every single negative thing, let me be very clear…EVERY console has something wrong with it. In fact, everything has something wrong with it if you look hard enough. I could probably find something wrong with the fork that I’m going to be using later tonight to eat my dinner. My advice to you–stop complaining and just enjoy it!In all seriousness, I was extremely skeptical before purchasing this. I honestly didn’t think there would be a major improvement with the games–visually speaking. I mostly wanted to get the One X for it’s smaller form factor, built in power supply, and rear venting. To my surprise, I immediately noticed the graphical improvement with the One X enhanced games. I’m not exactly sure how to explain it other than to say it just looks amazing. The detail is crystal clear, the colors are more vibrant, and overall, it just runs more smoothly.Buy this, you won’t regret it. If you do, you’re lame.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

Not the best but, solid 2K/4K gaming. Slight edge on to PS4 Pro performance.

If you’re looking for the best graphics games have to offer I must say the Xbox One X falls very short of the performance that most gaming PCs will achieve. With that said, for the price the Xbox One X is a bargain considering what it can do when a game is optimized well. The 4K output is crisp although the checkerboarding method used to achieve it leaves subtle artifacts just like on the PS4 Pro. Games will look good but, there is usually quite a bit of aliasing left. This means you will still get a slightly softer image overall when compared most games best settings in 4K. Not all games display in 4k and the games that do don’t always stay in 4k. The fps in some games still does leave something to be desired and you will notice that some games will have occasional framerate and/or resolution drops at times. The PS4 Pro is not quite as powerful but, for most games there really isn’t much difference in quality between it and the One X. Still, if you are looking to play the newest games in 4k this is the most powerful console to do it on and at low price compared to PC.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

As Advertised

Gaming console, controller, and cable all in great shape! Will use this Seller again in the future.

5.0 out of 5 stars

A Really Great Upgrade

This console upgrade is really great. So far the only games I’ve played on it have been really good in visual quality & I say that while only currently having a 1080p TV. Why did I get it then? Because I like Xbox & I wanted the most powerful console on the market. You don’t NEED 4K gaming to enjoy a game. Just give me 1080p & 60FPS & I’m happy. I have a PS4 & I love Nintendo too, so I’m not one of these Xbox fanboys, I just have preferences.Now, if YOU don’t need the most capable console of this generation, Microsoft has made the Xbox One S, which costs less & does everything this console does, but it doesn’t play 4K Blu-Rays or output games to 4K. Sony also made the PS4 & Nintendo has the Switch. You have your choices.So, this console is great. The only thing I can’t figure out is why Microsoft doesn’t include an easy way to stream to either Twitch, or YouTube. Sony put those into the PS4, so Microsoft could do it too. Anyways, most of the people who’ve put bad reviews of this console either had it fail on them, they’re most likely trolls, or they’re dumb. For those, I say either request a refund or replacement if it fails on you, don’t whine in the review section of the console’s page on this site, if you’re a troll, stop because you’re obvious & annoying, & if you’re dumb, stop being dumb & do some research on Google or something before you whine about things that are easily fixable if you did. This console has great graphical capabilities, a good amount of storage (though I’d still suggest getting an external hard drive like I did for storing games you want installed, but aren’t currently playing), & a great host of features. This is the most capable console right now & it’s more powerful than all the others on the market right now & it’s great if you’re a more hardcore gamer. It makes games look better than even the PS4 Pro & is meant to be enjoyed, so have your fun.And to the people that’ll say Microsoft doesn’t have any exclusives, or just get a gaming PC, Microsoft has a lot of exclusives coming, if you even bothered checking, & either let people enjoy console gaming, since it’s still a thing, or go enjoy your PC because the console manufacturers will keep making them until the market dies out, so it’s a moot point.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

What an UPGRADE!!

Ok. So, if you’re here, I’ll make the presumption you are actually looking to buy an XBOX One and aren’t a PS4 or PC Snob. And having owned the original XB1 and the XB1S, let me be the one to tell you this: You’ve been doing it wrong this whole time! I play a lot of Destiny 2..it’s embarrassing… (so you can love it or hate it. It’s whatever) And the MAIN issue I have with that game and other games (FarCry5, Red Dead 2, Fallout 4, etc) is LOAD TIMES! You don’t THINK a 2 minute load time is a lot, until you’ve spend 20minutes of the last hour simply loading in to one place or the another, You don’t THINK getting to the halfway point in a Strike and your toon hovering in midair as it Loads the next area while your Fireteam is rushing past you…until you get a set up where all that goes away. From the time I push the button to start and my character selection team comes up is less that 30 sec. It used to be over 2 minutes. From there, the same a 2 minute what until I show up in orbit (now typically 25-30 sec). I can load into the Leviathan (it’s a raid, don’t get wrapped up in the game jargon) and be standing on the entrance before my team even loads in. It pretty awesome. And that’s not even the game performance and visual improvements, reduced lag, etc. That’s all been beat to death. But Load times… wow. What a difference. Now, here’s a kernel for you to chew on. I also have an and external SSD drive. But I have played the game on the internal AND External drives. The load times are pretty similar with no more than 2-3 sec differences from what I can see. However, I played this Same SSD through my XB1S and its an enormous difference. Load times through the SSD are pretty much just as fast on XB1S as they are on XB1X. But the internal drive on XB1S ; it’s like a race between the tortoise and the hare, except the hare stomped on the tortoise as it zoomed past!Anyway, if you can eat the cost, get the XB1X and enjoy the games like they were meant to be before the next gen consoles launch.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Next next Gen!

I so badly wanted the Scorpio edition. But like major Nelson said once they are gone they’re gone… But that wasn’t the case… I initially pre-ordered the regular Xbox one x but on day of the the release the Scorpio edition was back in stock to magically. I promptly returned my standard eddition and re-ordered the Scorpio edition. I know it’s the same thing but I’ve been a big fan of the Xbox for years and followed the release of the new system from when they originally announced at E3 the year before. In addition to the special finish it also comes with a free vertical stand that I would’ve bought for $20-$30 anyway. The side has a nice gradient finish that goes from black to gray with a Scorpion like texture to accompany the change in color. The controller and console both have project scorpio written on it in bright Xbox green. Came with a free Xbox live trail and a a trial for the new Xbox game pass which is awesome 100+ games plus new exclusives instantly! Now the actual system! Oh boy is it quick! Load times are crazy fast compared to the OG xb1. 1tb was less than I’d hoped but what I expected. Wished it had of been a solid state drive like the elite I have but most my games are on externals anyway which are faster. I love that they give you the option for 4K or a performance mode that ups the frame rate. Which is clutch because I thinks frames are king 60fps>4K anyday. Which makes it a great option for ppl who don’t own a 4K tv just yet. So this system has room to grow as 4K TVs become cheaper. Also offers active sync that smooshes jitter for a buttery smooth playback. HDR is also included as is Dolby Atmos. Which are both hidden gems. Atmos Sound and hdr color will make you look at games in a new way. Like how did I do without this all my life!?!? Makes games super cinematic. All and all I am very happy with my purchase and can’t wait to see what video game developers will do with this beast of a machine. Now we wait and enjoy!

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Hands down the most impressive console available right now.

Let me start by saying I have always owned all consoles (luckily my day job has allowed me the options): Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft, so I’m not particularly a fanboy of any one of them. At the start of this generation “war”, I definitely favored the PS4. The stats and promised exclusives were more appealing to me than the XB1 at the outset, but I purchased the clunky-to-look-at, $500 XB1 anyway, including the required add-on and subsequently ill-fated Kinect alongside my PS4. It didn’t get a whole lot of playtime, outside of the exclusives like Halo 5, Titanfall, and Gears and a few of the Live Gold freebies, and of course the FAR-superior video streaming service support/selection. But when the XB1X was announced and promised support for 4k gaming and 4k Blu-ray, my ears pricked up.This is the definitive home console experience right now if you have the display to take advantage of it. Gone are the huge external power supply and the hefty Kinect; this is pure, streamlined gaming power for the living room. The console runs very quiet (in fact, I don’t think I’ve ever noticed noise out of it while playing a game). I have a late-2016 model (relatively) high-end 4K LG TV, and even that doesn’t quite allow me to take full advantage of the HDR 4k capabilities. I can display in 4k resolution, but hit some roadblocks in the HDR department so this really is bleeding-edge technology for a gaming console. It looks great on my display, but it makes me want to splurge for something that takes full advantage.Bottom line: if you have a 4k display, this is the best you’re going to get for multi-platform games (outside of a high-end gaming PC, which can run upwards of $2k, not including the cost of the 4k display), exclusives and 4k streaming services. AC Origins plays noticeably smoother on the 1X than the original XB1 and Shadows of War looks a lot better on the XB1X as well, to give a couple examples. If you have the means and the display, this is the console you should be playing on.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Amazing 4K console by far most powerful!

Update 3-10-18A very interesting feature I found for the Xbox One X is that at a system level, games that have 4K assets or resolutions higher than 1080p would be super-scaled to fit regular full-HD screens. What this means is, even those who don’t have a 4K TV can benefit from sharper image quality. Be it the likes of Shadow of War and Rise of the Tomb Raider or even Halo 5 and LA Noire, every game looks great on either display. This is a far cry from the PS4 Pro, wherein the game developer has to provision for it. Hopefully Sony decides to go the Xbox way with a future update. Until then, games on the Xbox One X have an advantage in terms of graphical fidelity.This Xbox one x is by far the most powerful console to date with 7 teraflops of computing power some of the newest chips blue ray and 4K functionality and more! What I’m most impressed with is the speed and quality of gameplay as well as COLLECTION OF GAMES!! The amount of games that support 4K for launch is unbelievable! Microsoft you really outdid yourself here! I highly recommend this console if you’re an Xbox fan you will highly enjoy this and if your PlayStation but want a faster console with this capability it won’t disappoint hope this helps!

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Seriously Worth for Console Loyalists:

Going from an Xbox One Day One Edition with a failing internal hard drive to an Xbox One X is quite a substantial upgrade. Outside of the speed and reliability there isn’t much of an interface difference, which I personally enjoy.The packaging was well-kept and simplex, which is something that is highly underrated, in my opinion. Came with all the standards needed to get started; a month of gold, power supply cable, HDMI cable, etc. Out of convenience I am pleased to have an internal power supply. With that said, however, I am slightly uncomfortable with the idea of having another internalized part that is notorious for failing after some time and not having the ability to easily switch it out but hey, I guess Microsoft has to sell new consoles somehow. For example, the Xbox has been built with internal storage since the 360 Slim, and because of this internal storage I was forced to get a new Xbox when my hard drive failed. Unfortunately, getting an external still doesn’t protect you from the OS that needs to be ran on the internal drive.I’ll update my review when I’ve had a chance to see how the Xbox One X enhanced games run.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Wanted an X since release and happy to get it

As a lifelong Xbox fan, I’ve wanted an X since they got released and had to wait for the price to go down due to financial priorities. Found this one for a good deal and decided to finally treat myself. I was a bit worried after reading some reviews, but after several months of being used on a daily basis for several hours at least (either for gaming or for streaming services) I’ve had absolutely no issues with it. I wanted to wait awhile before reviewing to see if anything changed, but as good as when I first got it! Shortly after purchasing I went on a trip and took it in my carry-on and had no issues starting it up right away even after air travel and being lugged around in my backpack and taken out for the X-rays. No loud fans, no weird noises, no red ring of death (lol) and I’ve noticed an improvement in my gameplay and less crashing for games as well as finally being able to properly enjoy my 4K tv. Will definitely update my review if anything changes but I’m very satisfied for now!

5.0 out of 5 stars

110v-240v autoswitch, Warranty and Registration

I’m not going to describe it because many people already did it, but let me tell you some extra information:* If you want to use Xbox360 games review the list at Xbox website, not all of them are enabled. For the ones that work (like Call of Duty Advanced Warfare) they run perfect, no issues at all.* Yes, it’s 110v-240v (autoswitch). You don’t need a transformer for 220v (in fact I’m using it in this way)* It brings 1 wireless controller only (I had to return it to Microsoft because it had random disconnections). You have to raise a case through Xbox support (you have to logon with your MS account, the same one you use in the Xbox)* Check the warranty date at Xbox website (it’s 1 year manufacturer’s warranty). I had to claim for it because it appeared as I had only 6 months of warranty.* Warranty for accesories (like controllers) is 90 days* Don’t forget to register your Xbox, you cannot raise any tickets if it’s not registeredHope you find this information useful

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