- Is the Xbox Series S worth it at $400?
- Not at that price. $400 is well above what this console normally sells for, and 8 stores list it new, so compare before buying. It is a good entry console closer to its usual price.
- Does the Series S play discs?
- No. It is all-digital, so games, movies and apps come from the Microsoft Store or a disc-free Game Pass plan.
- How much storage does it have, and can I add more?
- It ships with a 512GB SSD. You can add a Seagate Expansion Card or plug in a USB 3.1 external HDD for backward-compatible games.
- What's in the box?
- The console, one Xbox Wireless Controller, an HDMI cable and a power cable. Box design varies by release date, but every bundle includes the wires and controller.
- Series S or Series X?
- The Series X has a disc drive, more power and native 4K. The Series S is smaller and cheaper but upscales to 4K and has less storage.
- When is the Series S cheapest?
- It drops around Black Friday, the holidays and major game launches. Watch the price history here rather than paying a premium listing.
- Where is the Xbox Series S Console cheapest?
- At Stateline Video Games Inc., for $400.00, 20% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Xbox Series S Console?
- 9 stores we checked sell it, including Stateline Video Games Inc., Microsoft Store, BrandsMart USA, Walmart, BJ's Wholesale Club.