- Is the Series X worth it over the Series S?
- Yes if you have a 4K TV, want a disc drive or play big games often. The Series X has roughly twice the GPU power, more memory and more storage; the Series S is a smaller 1440p-class machine.
- Does it play disc games and Blu-rays?
- Yes. The slot-loading drive takes Xbox One and Series X discs and plays 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray movies.
- Can I play older Xbox games on it?
- Yes. It runs backward-compatible titles from the original Xbox, Xbox 360 and Xbox One, often with better frame rates and faster loading.
- How much storage does it have, and can I add more?
- It has a 1 TB custom NVMe SSD, with part reserved for the system. You can add a Seagate or Western Digital expansion card in the dedicated rear slot, or use USB drives for backward-compatible games.
- What is in the box?
- The console, one wireless controller, an HDMI cable, a power cable and batteries for the controller. Games and extra controllers are sold separately.
- Does it need to stand upright?
- It is designed to stand vertically but can lie on its side if the vents stay clear. Leave space around the top and rear for airflow.
- Where is the Microsoft Xbox Series X 1TB Console RRT00001 cheapest?
- At Distritech, for $737.00, as of our latest check.