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The Xbox Series S is Microsoft's all-digital console, now with a 1TB SSD instead of the original 512GB. It targets 1440p gaming at up to 120 FPS and uses the Xbox Velocity Architecture for fast loads and Quick Resume, which keeps several games suspended where you left them. It has no disc drive, so every game is a download. Against the Series X it gives up raw power and a 4K disc drive, but it is the smallest, quietest way into current-generation Xbox games, and the 1TB model fixes the original's tight storage.
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Lowest price we've seen: $349.99 on Nov 15 at Verizon; highest $598.00 on Nov 2. Tracked across 5 stores since Nov 2.
Owners and reviewers treat the Series S as the value entry into current Xbox games. They praise its speed, quiet running and Quick Resume, and the 1TB model answers the loudest complaint about the original. The recurring criticism is the weaker graphics hardware and the all-digital setup.
The Xbox Series S is an all-digital gaming console with a 1TB SSD. It has no disc drive, so games are played from digital downloads.
It supports frame rates of up to 120 FPS. The Xbox Velocity Architecture and SSD deliver fast load times, and Quick Resume is supported.
