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Power Your Dreams
Xbox Series X, the fastest, most powerful Xbox ever. Explore rich new worlds with 12 teraflops of raw graphic processing power, DirectX ray tracing, a custom SSD, and 4K gaming.*
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Play more, wait less
Make the most of every gaming minute with Quick Resume, lightning-fast load times, and gameplay of up to 120 FPS—all powered by Xbox Velocity Architecture.*
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Thousands of games ready to play
Enjoy games from four generations of Xbox, with hundreds of optimised titles that look and play better than ever.
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Looks better, plays better
Minimise load times and increase frame rates with a custom-built NVMe SSD, which enables larger, robust games to operate at their full capacity.
Discover your next favourite game
When you add Xbox Game Pass Ultimate (membership sold separately), you get online multiplayer to play with friends and an instant library of 100+ high-quality games, including day one releases from Xbox Game Studios like Halo Infinite, Forza Horizon 5, and Microsoft Flight Simulator.
Forza Horizon 5
Lead breathtaking expeditions across the vibrant and ever-evolving open world landscapes of Mexico with limitless, fun driving action in hundreds of the world’s greatest cars.
Meet the Wireless Controller
Experience the Xbox Wireless Controller, designed for enhanced comfort. Stay on target with textured grip and seamlessly capture and share content.
More storage, no compromise
Add more storage and match the performance of the internal SSD with the Seagate 1TB Expansion Card for Xbox Series X (sold separately).
Accessories
Use your Xbox One gaming accessories—including controllers, headsets, and more—on Xbox Series X.
Explore rich new worlds
- 12 teraflops of power
- True 4K gaming & 8K ready
- Up to 120 FPS
- 1TB custom SSD
Product Comparison
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Xbox Velocity Architecture
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Quick Resume
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Gaming at up to 120 FPS*
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Dolby Vision/True HD (Atmos)
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Custom 1TB SSD int. storage
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4 teraflops of pro. power
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True 4K gaming
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Plays physical game discs
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Stream 4K Ultra HD video
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Access to hundreds of games
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Backward compatible
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HDMI 2.1 output
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Xbox Series X
I recently purchased the Xbox Series X, and I am extremely impressed with its performance. This console offers incredible value for money with top-notch graphics and high-quality build. The visual experience is stunning, making every game look better than ever.One of the standout features is the super quiet operation, which makes gaming sessions much more enjoyable without any distracting noise. The quick play and load times are also a significant improvement, allowing me to jump into games almost instantly.The vast library of high-quality games available for the Xbox Series X ensures there's always something new to play. The ease of use and overall performance of this console make it a fantastic addition to any gaming setup.Overall, the Xbox Series X combines exceptional graphics, performance, and value, making it a must-have for gamers. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 July 2024
Style Name: Series X - Standard EdVerified Purchase
I recently purchased the Xbox Series X, and I am extremely impressed with its performance. This console offers incredible value for money with top-notch graphics and high-quality build. The visual experience is stunning, making every game look better than ever.One of the standout features is the super quiet operation, which makes gaming sessions much more enjoyable without any distracting noise. The quick play and load times are also a significant improvement, allowing me to jump into games almost instantly.The vast library of high-quality games available for the Xbox Series X ensures there's always something new to play. The ease of use and overall performance of this console make it a fantastic addition to any gaming setup.Overall, the Xbox Series X combines exceptional graphics, performance, and value, making it a must-have for gamers. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 November 2020
The system does so much right that MS got right with the 360 and so very wrong with the original Xbox One (addressed by the Xbox One X but too late to turn it around). It is powerful, fast and delivers as a proper gaming system, up there with powerful PC's in what it can push out (2080 GTX level visuals at a fraction of the price of a gaming PC with such a card).
It comes in very well thought out packaging - very secure but easy to open via sticky seals to then get to the console within. Power and HDMI cables plus new controller are included. The system itself is a big change in look and required me to re-arrange my set-up but I have to say it's smaller than I'd though and looks much nicer than I expected. It makes a statement.
Set-up is the easiest I have ever known it with a console. You use the xbox app on a smart phone and follow through the various prompts (after it has done an initial update) and you are set up in no time.
I also chose to copy my settings from the cloud (as i am upgrading from a One X) and also moved an external HDD with my games on over to it by plugging it into a USB socket (there are 3, 2 on the back and one on the front).
The system itself is SSD based so you can take advantage of super quick loading times, especially where games are written and optimised for it. To take advantage of this I moved a number of games from my external to the internal.
The operating system / UI is very much the same as the recently upgrades One X UI that has been gradually refined and enriched in recent years but with the addition of dynamic themes and also the new fantastic quick resume feature. Quick resume stores the profile of games that are upgraded to use it, allowing you to jump between a number of different games within seconds. It's a fantastic feature and a real next gen jump.
In terms of games MS have not released a day one exclusive (other than Yakuza : Like a Dragon as a timed next gen exclusive) since they pushed back Halo Infinite. Instead they have focused on getting the best versions of some big new games like AC Valhalla and Watchdogs: Legion and on bumping up the now huge (over 340 games) Gamepass catalogue. To that end they've added the EA play catalogue to Gamepass and you can access all sorts of EA games (inc the brilliant Jedi Fallen Order and all sorts of sports games).
The games themselves are wonderful. Many have been upgraded to take advantage of the system. Many now have the option to run at 4K 60 frames per second or a lower res 120 frame per second (i can't test that as my TV does not support it) but they look incredible in 4K.
I've been blown away by the One X since I had it but this is next level. Effects such as Ray Tracing make those 4K games look even more eye popping and 60FPS adds a real smoothness.
Backwards compatibility is another key area for this system. It plays the whole Xbox One catalogue except Kinect games, many 360 games and some original Xbox games. It also applies auto upgrades inc HDR to a host of games.. making the likes of Red Dead Redemption 2 look incredible.
I've had the system under heavy load for a couple of days now, playing, downloading, installing from disk etc and it has remained silent and cool. Very impressive.
I've also tested UHD Blu Rays with it and, using the Dolby Atmos option to my soundbar, the sound is stunningly good and the movies look incredible in 4K HDR.
Overall MS have really nailed it this time. The system delivers on what long term Xbox gamers like myself wanted.. powerful and fast with smoother performance. Add Gamepass to that and it's very easy to recommend.
Style Name: Series X - Standard EdVerified Purchase
A powerful, slick and super fast console with fantastic back compat and Gamepass
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 November 2020
The xbox series X is the high powered of Microsoft's two new console offerings. At over 12 TF of raw power it's the most powerful system of this generation (by 2-3 TF - 2-3 being 2-3 trillion operations per second).Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 November 2020
The system does so much right that MS got right with the 360 and so very wrong with the original Xbox One (addressed by the Xbox One X but too late to turn it around). It is powerful, fast and delivers as a proper gaming system, up there with powerful PC's in what it can push out (2080 GTX level visuals at a fraction of the price of a gaming PC with such a card).
It comes in very well thought out packaging - very secure but easy to open via sticky seals to then get to the console within. Power and HDMI cables plus new controller are included. The system itself is a big change in look and required me to re-arrange my set-up but I have to say it's smaller than I'd though and looks much nicer than I expected. It makes a statement.
Set-up is the easiest I have ever known it with a console. You use the xbox app on a smart phone and follow through the various prompts (after it has done an initial update) and you are set up in no time.
I also chose to copy my settings from the cloud (as i am upgrading from a One X) and also moved an external HDD with my games on over to it by plugging it into a USB socket (there are 3, 2 on the back and one on the front).
The system itself is SSD based so you can take advantage of super quick loading times, especially where games are written and optimised for it. To take advantage of this I moved a number of games from my external to the internal.
The operating system / UI is very much the same as the recently upgrades One X UI that has been gradually refined and enriched in recent years but with the addition of dynamic themes and also the new fantastic quick resume feature. Quick resume stores the profile of games that are upgraded to use it, allowing you to jump between a number of different games within seconds. It's a fantastic feature and a real next gen jump.
In terms of games MS have not released a day one exclusive (other than Yakuza : Like a Dragon as a timed next gen exclusive) since they pushed back Halo Infinite. Instead they have focused on getting the best versions of some big new games like AC Valhalla and Watchdogs: Legion and on bumping up the now huge (over 340 games) Gamepass catalogue. To that end they've added the EA play catalogue to Gamepass and you can access all sorts of EA games (inc the brilliant Jedi Fallen Order and all sorts of sports games).
The games themselves are wonderful. Many have been upgraded to take advantage of the system. Many now have the option to run at 4K 60 frames per second or a lower res 120 frame per second (i can't test that as my TV does not support it) but they look incredible in 4K.
I've been blown away by the One X since I had it but this is next level. Effects such as Ray Tracing make those 4K games look even more eye popping and 60FPS adds a real smoothness.
Backwards compatibility is another key area for this system. It plays the whole Xbox One catalogue except Kinect games, many 360 games and some original Xbox games. It also applies auto upgrades inc HDR to a host of games.. making the likes of Red Dead Redemption 2 look incredible.
I've had the system under heavy load for a couple of days now, playing, downloading, installing from disk etc and it has remained silent and cool. Very impressive.
I've also tested UHD Blu Rays with it and, using the Dolby Atmos option to my soundbar, the sound is stunningly good and the movies look incredible in 4K HDR.
Overall MS have really nailed it this time. The system delivers on what long term Xbox gamers like myself wanted.. powerful and fast with smoother performance. Add Gamepass to that and it's very easy to recommend.
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