Xbox Series X Digital Edition Console + Controller
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Our take on the Xbox Series X Digital Edition Console + Controller
The Xbox Series X Digital Edition is the disc-free version of Microsoft's flagship console, paired with a wireless controller. It targets 4K gaming at up to 120 fps, with 12 teraflops of graphics power, a 1 TB SSD and Quick Resume for switching between several games instantly. Unlike the disc model it has no Blu-ray drive, so all games are bought and downloaded digitally. It matches the PlayStation 5 on raw power and beats it on backward compatibility, while the PS5 offers a disc option and more exclusive titles.
- 12 teraflops of GPU power for 4K gaming
- 1 TB SSD with fast load times
- Quick Resume across multiple games
- Runs original Xbox, 360 and One titles
- Quiet under load
- No disc drive, so no used or borrowed games
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What reviewers say
Owners rate the Series X highly for its speed, quiet operation and Game Pass value. The main complaints are the lack of a disc drive and the size of the console.
- PerformancePraisedOwners say games run smoothly at 4K and load in seconds.
- NoisePraisedReviewers note the console stays quiet under load.
- Disc driveCriticisedBuyers miss the ability to play discs and trade in games.
Questions and answers
- Is the Digital Edition the same as the disc model?
- It has the same processor, graphics and 1 TB SSD. The only difference is the missing Blu-ray drive, so all games must be downloaded.
- Can it play older Xbox games?
- Yes. It runs most original Xbox, Xbox 360 and Xbox One titles that are supported on the Series X, downloaded rather than from disc.
- Does it support 4K and 120 fps?
- Yes, on compatible TVs and games. It also supports HDR and variable refresh rate.
- What comes in the box?
- The console, one wireless controller, an HDMI cable and a power cable.
- Can I add more storage?
- Yes, through a proprietary Seagate expansion card, or by playing games from an external USB drive.
- Is it worth it over the Series S?
- If you have a 4K TV and want the extra power and storage, yes. The Series S is smaller and cheaper but targets lower resolution.
