- Is the Xbox 360 E worth buying over a 360 S?
- Only if you want the newest revision. The S has an optical audio port and an extra USB port; the E is quieter and smaller but cheaper-feeling. Both play the same games.
- Can it play original Xbox games?
- Yes, for the titles on Microsoft's backward-compatibility list. Many original Xbox discs work, but support is partial, so check the specific game before buying.
- Does it come with a hard drive and controller?
- The listing promises a 250GB drive, one controller and all cables. Some buyers report receiving a unit without the drive, so confirm contents with the seller before ordering.
- Does it need an internet connection?
- No for disc games. You need Wi-Fi or Ethernet for digital purchases, updates and online play, and the built-in Wi-Fi saves buying an adapter.
- Will it work with a modern TV?
- Yes over HDMI at up to 1080p. There is no optical audio output, so sound goes through HDMI or the AV cable.
- Can I use Kinect with it?
- Yes. The 360 E supports Kinect with its own power supply, and motion control is listed as supported.
- Where is the Microsoft Xbox 360 250GB E Console (Renewed) cheapest?
- At Whatnot, for $100.00, 47% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Microsoft Xbox 360 250GB E Console (Renewed)?
- Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 21 ratings. Buyers like: Seller rated 4.9 with 21 reviews; 136 sold by this seller.
- Where can I buy the Microsoft Xbox 360 250GB E Console (Renewed)?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Whatnot, Securis, eBay, gamezonenj.com, GameStop.