Are these two listings the same console?

Yes. Both are the white Xbox Series X all-digital with a 1TB SSD and no disc drive. The specs and performance are identical; only the listing and seller differ.

Which is better for a 4K TV?

Either one. Both output 4K at up to 120 FPS over HDMI 2.1, with ray tracing and Quick Resume. Match the console to your TV's refresh rate, not to the listing.

Is $695.00 a good price?

No. The all-digital Series X launched at $499, and $695.00 at StockX on November 4, 2026 is a markup. Wait for a drop toward list price unless you need it now.

Do I need Game Pass Ultimate?

Not required, but it is the main reason to own an all-digital Xbox. It gives day-one access to titles like Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Ninja Gaiden 4, and it is sold separately.

Can I play disc games on either?

No. Neither has a disc drive, so physical Xbox One and Series X discs will not work. Backward-compatible titles must be bought digitally.

They are the same hardware, so lifespan is the same. Buy from the store with the longer warranty and return window; that matters more than the listing name.

Xbox Series X All Digital Gaming Console 1TB SSD vs Xbox Series X 1TB Digital Gaming Console

These are the same console: the Xbox Series X all-digital 1TB in white, sold under two listings. Hardware, storage and performance are identical, so buy whichever listing has the lower price and a store you trust. Both show $695.00 at StockX as of November 4, 2026, and neither is a bargain against the $499 launch price. Pick the listing with the better return policy, since the price gap is zero right now.

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