- Is the Xbox Series S worth it over the Series X?
- If you play on a 1080p or 1440p screen and mostly download games, the Series S covers the same library for far less. The Series X adds a disc drive, more storage and higher resolution for 4K TVs.
- How much storage can I actually use?
- The drive is 512 GB, but the system software takes a share, so expect roughly 360 to 400 GB free. Large games can take 100 GB or more each.
- Can I add more storage?
- Yes, through a Seagate or Western Digital expansion card that slots into the back. You can also run older backward-compatible games from a USB drive.
- Does it play discs?
- No. The Series S is all-digital, so games come from the Microsoft Store or Game Pass.
- What comes in the box?
- The console, one wireless controller, an HDMI cable and a power cord.
- Does it support 4K and 120 fps?
- It outputs up to 1440p for games, with 4K upscaling for video. Supported titles can run at up to 120 fps on a compatible TV.
- Where is the Microsoft Xbox Series S 512 GB cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $498.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Microsoft Xbox Series S 512 GB?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Walmart, Microsoft Store, Best Buy, xbox.com.