Xbox One S Review and price details

The Xbox One S balances power and price

The Xbox One S was released three years after the first Xbox One. At that moment it caught our attention as a quieter, smaller, higher quality gaming machine that showed the capabilities of the present generation console.

But the question is: can we recommend it albeit Microsoft has released the foremost powerful Xbox One X since? With the Xbox One X now discontinued and therefore the Xbox Series X on the horizon, this becomes a posh question.

In the seven years that have passed since the primary release of the Xbox One S, the console remains an absolute favorite for those that need a top quality Xbox experience, but without the upper price of the outgoing Xbox One X top notch.

With the Xbox One S, you get Xbox One games that are upgraded to Ultra HD (also referred to as 4K) with HDR. it's worth noting that this is often not the "native" 4K offered by the more powerful Xbox One X, but movies and television shows still enjoy the space for improvement, whether you're playing Ultra HD Blu-ray or 4K Netflix streaming.

Since its first release, Microsoft has further optimized the console with the discharge of the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition. this is often a disc-free system which will only play games downloaded from the Xbox Live Store. the great news is that they are available in even cheaper than the quality Xbox One S.

This is especially impressive considering the reasonable price of the first One S 1TB console, which was: $ 349 (9 299 / $ 499).

We can assume that the discharge of subsequent generation Xbox Series X in late 2020 goes to shock the console market to an excellent extent. But until then, the One S remains an incredible and affordable choice. In fact, because of Microsoft's Smart Delivery system, it could remain a viable option for a few time.