Product Description
Go all-digital with Xbox Series S and enjoy next-gen performance in the smallest Xbox ever, at a great price. Make the most of every gaming minute with Quick Resume, lightning-fast load times, and gameplay of up to 120 FPS-all powered by Xbox Velocity Architecture. Enjoy digital games from four generations of Xbox, with hundreds of optimized titles that look and play better than ever. Get the most out of your Xbox Series S with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate (membership sold separately) and be the first to play new games like Starfield and Forza Motorsport on day one. Plus, enjoy hundreds of games like Minecraft Legends, Halo Infinite, and Forza Horizon 5 with friends on console, PC, and cloud. With games added all the time, there's always something new to play.
Dimension
Product Height : 10.82 inches
Product Width :5.94 inches
Product Depth :2.55 inches
Product Weight :4.25 pounds
Features
Power your dreams Experience next-gen speed and performance at a great price with Xbox Series S in Robot White.
Play more, wait less Make the most of every gaming minute with Quick Resume, lightning-fast load times, and gameplay of up to 120 FPS—all powered by Xbox Velocity Architecture.*
Watch your favorite entertainment Stream 4K video on Disney+, Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, Microsoft Movies & TV, and more.*
Thousands of games ready to play Enjoy games from four generations of Xbox, with hundreds of optimized titles that look and play better than ever. Xbox Smart Delivery ensures you play the best available version of your game no matter which console you're playing on.
Discover your next favorite game Add Xbox Game Pass Ultimate (membership sold separately) to play new games like Starfield and Forza Motorsport on day one. Enjoy hundreds of high-quality games with friends on console, PC, and cloud. Skip the install and jump in with cloud gaming.*
Forza Motorsport Out-build the competition in the all-new career mode. Race your friends in multiplayer. Compete in 500+ cars on world-famous tracks with cutting-edge AI and advanced physics (game sold separately.)
Xbox Wireless Controller Get hands-on with the Xbox Wireless Controller, featuring our highest level of precision with a dedicated Share button and improved ergonomics.
More storage without compromise Add more storage and match the performance of the internal SSD with the Seagate 1TB Expansion Card for Xbox Series S (sold separately).
Accessories Use your Xbox One gaming accessories—including controllers, headsets, and more—on Xbox Series S.
Xbox Family Settings app Game time now comes with more peace of mind with the free Xbox Family Settings app on Android and Apple. Easily manage your children’s activities on Xbox consoles and enable gaming options that are right for your family.
Important Information* Use with digital games only; console does not play physical discs.
120 FPS: Requires supported content and display; use on Xbox Series S as content becomes available.
4K streaming: with select apps, see xbox.com. Some apps require app provider-specific subscriptions and/or other requirements.
Xbox Game Pass: Game catalog varies over time (xbox.com/gamepass). See xbox.com/gamepass and ea.com/ea-play/terms and ea.com/ea-play for details.
Xbox Family Settings app: Child account must be logged into the Microsoft account with Xbox profile used in the family for settings to apply. Xbox Family Settings app requires iOS 10 or higher or Android 5 or higher.
What's Included
Xbox Series S Console
One Xbox Wireless Controller - Robot White
Power cord
High Speed HDMI Cable
Reviews
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Xbox for the Win!
I absolutely love my Series S. Graphics are amazing on my 4k monitor. If you dont want to wait and save another $200 for the series x get this one. It is worth every penny! Storage is a problem but just get the expansion and you are all set.
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A good console...
In view of the shortage of PS5s, I decided to buy an Xbox Series S, because it was cheaper than its big brother and because it was the only thing available without having to pay double or triple its normal price (thanks scalpers!). I've never been a fan of Microsoft consoles, so I have no reference point, but this console has been a pleasant surprise, it works very well, it's fast, the Quick Access feature is fantastic. The negative points that I find are the lack of games and the small storage it has. I know that there are games that are optimized for the XbSS but are games that I have previously played on PS4 or PC, there are still no exclusives for this console. It may not be as powerful as its big brother, but the Xbox Series S is a good, reasonably priced console. Oh! Almost forgot it... the size of this thing is excellent, horizontal or vertical, it fits anywhere.
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Good System for a Part-Time Gamer
I originally bought this system when the Series X version was hard to come by. While I did enjoy using this system for the first year I had it, I didn't realize just how much I, personally, miss when a gaming system is without a disc drive. Since this is from my personal experience, I must admit that I would use my old Xbox as a DVD / Blu-Ray player -- however, with this system, that obviously couldn't be done. I will say this though: I loaned the system to my brother who doesn't have as much time to play as I would, and used it to a better advantage than I could. Overall, I would recommend this system to a gamer that doesn't have that much time since it has pretty quick load times and is a super light model to move around on the go.
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Wow
Absolutely blown away by the form factor and speed of this TINY little box. I set it up and went to download my games and instantly noticed that the network for downloads was a lot more stable. The game that I play (Forza Horizon 4) looks leaps and bounds better and runs much smoother than my One S. (My One S is still ol faithful and she isn't going anywhere.) The aesthetics are very pleasing. There's so much power in such an insanely ittt bitty small box. The amount of user accessible memory is kind of a let down as this all digital console should have been the one to get a TB out of the box. It doesn't make much sense that they decided to make this console without a disc drive, and rib half of the memory while letting the Series X have the disc drive and the TB of storage. Oh well. I still have my games installed (the ones I want to play anyways) so I'm very much satisfied with this amazing little powerhouse.
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Slick Console
Amazing console, it is very very small and it can fit anywhere and is very simple with the white color. Graphics are amazing, but storage is alright.
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The Under-rated lesser god of the pantheon
A great console that unfortunately signals the death of an era. The console works as advertised, 60 frames or more at 1440p for any games that have been updated with such support. This console is in very few ways inferior to the Series X. It has no disc drive and less internal SSD space, but in the era of digital games external drives are so easy to come by and cheap too. Considering most TVs can't even support the power of the Series X, the Series S is the console to buy unless you already own a huge TV, or one that is over 4K. With the X you will be able to generate 4K content, or 60+ frames with a lower resolution. The S is optimal for most people I would argue, because likely if you own a 4K TV you probably don't have one that is high end with a fast refresh rate. But if your TV is huge you will see a definite lost of clarity in the picture. Overall this console is a lot easier to get a hold of and it's a true next gen experience little different from the Series X. With each update to the OS the previous Xbox One editions get slower and become forcibly more obsolete. Quick resume and the more enhanced always-on are amazing features that bring you to gaming faster than ever. And the sheer amount of frames in comp multiplayer games like Rocket League and R6S are a huge advantage. The Series S is a good place to start if you don't know whether or not you want to upgrade your home entertainment suite and whether or not a better console will actually have effect at all on your current home entertainment suite. And it is also the right console to buy if you're on a budget. Right noe there aren't too many games and next gen experiences but considering that these consoles are being given priority to their previous gen brethren, which are being slowly left behind as we speak, if you game at all then an upgrade is what you need.
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Great Entry to Next Gen with Game Pass!
This is a great entry into next gen, especially if you stream your entertainment. The only draw backs are the lack of a disc drive and low memory. Having no disc drive really isn't a deal breaker, but I would really suggest you invest in the ssd expansion or at least an external drive. Adding extra memory and game pass makes this a great machine. Its also quite small, being a little larger than the Wii U. Unless you want native 4k or a disc drive, this is hard to pass up.
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Before Getting PS5 I Got This; Love It!
I was originally looking to get a PS5 but of course they were out of stock. I felt like this was more in my price range anyway, and I wasn't particular on which console brand I use (coming from Switch). I love the size. I feel like they probably really took into consideration how often people bring their consoles to their friends, family members, and general travel. It takes up such little space on my desk, and I love that I can have it standing. I did buy a less expensive external storage which only works with 360 games. I just couldn't justify the Seagate because I don't game enough to need it. The controller isn't as cool as the PS5 (which I now have) but it's cheaper, still good, and you have the Design Lab on Xbox's site. Keep in mind that you only get something like 350 GB of space because the 512 GB doesn't count the actual system, so you fill-up the remaining quickly if you want a lot of games. It's never overheated. I mostly play Fortnite (and got the Fortnite version) but have never felt like I was overusing it even after all day play. While the PS5 has a cool design, it's HUGE compared to this, and I really just like the design of the Xbox Series S more. I don't have disks though so I really get the benefit of a smaller console. Xbox Game Pass is also better to me than Playstation Plus. I feel like you have to pay more with Playstation because while you get live with the $10 subscription and 3 free games a month, you don't get access to their catalog until you pay more. And their catalog isn't as great imo. With Xbox, if you don't need live and cloud gaming, it's only $10/mo for their catalog and discounts. If you do want live and cloud it's $5 more. I compared the two and just felt like Game Pass was more suited to my needs than PS Plus. If you don't need to use disks, don't need a lot of space or don't mind buying more, want a sleek and small design, don't want to break the bank, want a console that's easy to travel with, and don't want to wait months and months for it to finally be in stock I would definitely go with the Series S!
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A compact and powerful next gen Xbox!
I got lucky and got the Xbox Series S during a Best Buy restock this week. Curbside pickup was fast and easy. The Xbox Series S is a pretty powerful console, even though it does lack some features from the Series X. This Xbox doesn't play games in native 4k, however, it does upscale to 4k and if your TV is smaller than 45 inches you wouldn't even be able to tell the difference. The graphics look great and the system runs smoothly. The small storage capacity is a downside, but if you get an external hard drive you should be good. For the price, this is an amazing console!
