Xbox Series X vs Series S Unboxing!
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CORRECTION: The HDMI cable that comes with the S is actually NOT the same as the X. It is a 'High Speed' cable instead of the X's 'Ultra-High Speed'. So the Series S HDMI will not send 4k120 signals.
Could you buy a Ultra-High Speed one and use it for the S ?
@@Vepiet sure you can as it has a 2.1 port but with no games going to target 4k/120 there would be no need.
@@GaryCriswellSimple games or Back compat games could reach such performance.
@@GaryCriswell Ok thank you :)
So I'm assuming series s will be fine with the hdmi 2.0 on my 1440p 144hz monitor?
Rechargeable double a battery's I have 4 been using them since the 360 don't see a problem with it at all
Yes, exactly. I've had only rechargable in my house since I was born(2000). I have a pack of 12, recharge them every few months and save a lot of money.
Same
Jip how much will a built in cost to replace in 2 years then every year after that
We’re in 2020 my tv remote has built in rechargeable batteries 😂
Whose here had ps4 and changed to x box series x or s
Dam Xbox went ham and didnt skimp on the packaging, considering the amazing retail price of the console.
@GrEEnBlade L the headset doesn't come free with the ps5 anyway don't worry man 😂😭
Do I scenes a hint of sarcasm?
@@iconicbandinthemaking7026 from who?
@GrEEnBlade L ps5 doesn't have headset because of the controller's speaker.
@@nicolodondiego3290 No it doesn't have one because when has a company ever sold a whole console with a somewhat premium headset as well. That would be more expensive. And let's be honest with ourselves who's using the controller mic?
Here's an idea. Gamepass should have an option where you can upload your disc games to your gamepass. Either you send them into Microsoft and they send you back a code or you can scan them in yourself. It would make going fully digital really easy.
5 years later: lets build the ultimate xbox series X
At that time Xbox probably selling the New Xbox Prototype V (I can't imagine the next name ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)
Here before 1-5k likes
Ultimate series x and ultimate portable series s
@@Cache4561 Xbox Generation X and S
2:00 Velocity architecture (coming soon to a Windows PC near you with selected GPUs) is not that it uses an SSD instead of a HDD. It means that the data from the SSD goes directly to the Video card instead of being delayed by a CPU process with increased performance as a result.
I believe the one coming to PC is DirectStorage. Nvidia is also working on the same thing known as RTX I/O.
Wrong actually whats coming to pc is Direct Storage which is included in the Velocity Architecture. The VA does is sampler feed back streaming it also grabs memory straight from gpu instead of going to ram and grabbing it from there
@@racingace9959 is it same as blast processing lol
pieman ok.............
Its skipping one extra step to load faster whereas the ps5 skips all the steps. Same thing as Xbox you'll see on PC
AA batteries definitely increase the life of ur controller for sure. Especially u still have the option for rechargeable that can be easily swapped out. I am all for AA.
I am actually jealous of the box that Xbox comes in! That is one nice box to unbox!
I thought I was the only one that thought this.
It's pretty and feels important
As someone who has his ps5 pre order, this is the only thing I gotta give to Microsoft.
The only thing they have over the ps5
@@gamingjay141 lucky guy here lol
Let's be honest. Any AA batteries you choose will last at least three times longer than any rechargable they could've put in there. And swappable batteries comes in handy for the longevity of the controller.
It’s still unnecessary spending. Imagine having to buy batteries for your phone instead of having the ability to just recharge it. It’s inconvenient.
@@milesmorales5271 you can buy rechargeable AA batteries
@@collinsgichuhi8255 Still unnecessary spending. Plus, I bought rechargeable batteries for my X1X controller and they didn’t last very long.
The Microsoft battery pack they sell separately last three times longer than the ps4 controller battery life. 🤷♂️
@@joshconnor8732 You shouldn’t have to buy it in 2020. It was already unacceptable for the Xbox One, considering the PS3 controller was rechargeable and that came out in 2006.
For those wanting to buy one of these and are thinking about the series S - just remember that yes it works out cheaper in the short term but in the long term the X will work out cheaper as you can always buy second hand games while the S you will have to pay full digital retail price and you’ll be able to play your older physical games
Moreover, i dont think that this console is that cheap with its 512 gb storage. I would prefer the ps5 digital, 100 bucks are worth the bigger storage and better graphics
@@ginkgobiloba8286 I just use my Xbox instead of DVD player anyway so Series X is way the way to go for me
Also I could just hunt old games from stores
Yeah coming from having a One X im really skeptical about the series s
@@leeviheiskanen1271 i have also preordered series x, definitely the way to go if you want to pay 500 bucks
@@ginkgobiloba8286 I would recommend the Series X for a lot of reasons. The 512GB isn't a huge reason for me though. The segate external is expensive now but will quickly fall in price.
Mines pre-ordered, 9th Nov, Midnight haul in-store UK, booya!!! ✅
Backwards Compatiblity... *Splintercell* games bought on disc from Ebay in advance :)
Still getting the PS5
Double rechargeable AA batteries are fine. I have rechargeable sets I switch out and they last forever. I never have to play cabled to the One X. Hands down, the most comfortable controller as well. Can’t wait to try out the new Sony dual sense and Xbox controllers!
I mean the Xbox controller is basically the same controller with the series x logo on it. The dualsense is actually a brand new controller, and apparently the haptics are amazing
@@hassnaindar9586 the haptics and all are great but am pretty sure it is like the touch bar with DS4 controller last gen. A gimmick, not many devs implemented it.
I love how they just use lil’ Timmy as an example for everything
Because lil' Timmy is everything
I am extremely torn on which system to get. I love PlayStation and the exclusives they have but on the same hand Xbox has made some very consumer friendly moves going for them such as the all access program, game pass and backwards compatibility just to name a few examples. Is anyone else conflicted?
im getting the the ps5 because i have a pc and gamepass and exclusives are on pc
I also cannot decide between series x or ps5 I am a current xbox player but like the look of the ps5 games lineup but also am not a fan at all of the PS5 design choices honestly. game pass is a real good deal for the Xbox and love it but then again the digital ps5 doesn’t look as bad as the disk version but doesn’t have the disk drive I want to use on either xbox or playstion
Ps5 also has backward compatibility
@@crazytayde2683 true but not to the same extent Xbox uses it
@@challeck5729 honestly for me paying $35 a month is an easier pill to swallow than dropping $500 at once. Plus with the all access program you end up paying less than the retail price of the console at the end of the 2 years. It’s a tough decision
Double A batteries are available as rechargeable. Pop 2 in a charger and 2 in your controller. So easy and your controller will not end up in the trash if the internal battery dies. Had that twice with my PS4 controllers so i like them sticking with AA
I kinda prefer the Xbox battery controller because my ps4 remote battery drained over time 🧐
Yeah bro lmao I got 3 new ps4 controllers after a month I just keep them plugged in 😂 I’m Xbox we can at least get rechargeable batteries
Your just lying
@@ryroxfr8427 nope it’s true. Over time rechargeable batteries start to deteriorate. So the battery life will start to get worse. He not being an Xbox fanboy, he’s telling the truth.
@@saulflores1093 your just a hater pffff
@@ryroxfr8427 it happens with all electronics and batteries. My laptop used to last like 8 hours and now I take it off the charger for like 10 minutes and it’s down to 75%
i game at my desk on the 1440p monitor and not on the living room tv. so i guess the series s makes more sense for me... ? hmm..
Its not as simple as the 1440 vs 4k I have a 1080p tv but will be getting the Xbox Series X for the disk drive and because it supports the Xbox One X enhanced backwards compatibility titles the Xbox Series S will play all the Backwards compatibility games as they were made for the Xbox One an Xbox One S.
@@bobothn new Xbox consoles will be getting their own optimized versions of games to make them play the best on which ever console your on, but I get what your saying.
@@Pers0nman1 Some games will be getting optimized versions if the Game Developers decide to release a patch for it. I was referring to Microsoft's base backwards compatibility for games the developers probably wont bother releasing updates for. An example would be Just Cause 3. Just Cause 3 isn't the latest in the series so it will probably not get a patch as the developers will probably not think it worth the effort. The Xbox One S version of Just Cause 3 runs at 900p so the Xbox Series S will run at 900p even though it could easily do 1080p or higher. The Xbox Series X will use the version from the Xbox One X which was was 1080p
@@bobothn I knew what you were saying but the Xbox team is able to make minor enhancements to those games themselves without having the devs do it
I'm in the same boat, I don't care as much about graphics and more about frames.
All youtubers right now: unboxing ps5
Ausin Evans:unboxing xbox series x
Lol, he's an xbox fanboy. What did you expect.
@@ahamedzayyan3889 I mean I’m sure he’d unbox both if PlayStation gave him one (not saying he’s not a fanboy)
Yeah he is unique
Again 😂
@@treyspiller3931 he didn't get one because he destroyed the dual sense and yes he said himself once that "I watch linus tech tips religiously." So Sony knew this was gonna happen.😂
"Matt... Why you got to put my on blast like that?" I lost it!! My buddies and I do that to each other all the time!! LMBO... Keep up the great work!!
Less than 2 weeks to go now. I can't wait for my Xbox Series X to be delivered on November 10th.
good luck with that. store's can't send them out until release day. which means you won't get it until the 11 or 12th.
@@ghostwheelgames5295 I ordered mine from the Microsoft Store and they sent me an email confirming that they have guaranteed it will be delivered by 10th November.
@@Donald_Allan Okay, that I can believe. I ordered mine from walmart and my confirmation email said 11 or 12th.
@@Donald_Allan I'm sure they're able to ship it early corresponding with the estimated delivery time.
@@ghostwheelgames5295 I hope that you manage to get yours delivered on time.
I find it funny that they have Master Chief on the back of the box... the design was probably finished before the delay was announced :D.
Yes
Had to choose between other youtubers videos Decided to go for Austins vid first
This is like my 5th Series X unboxing video, every video is surprisingly different.
@8:48 This ISN’T stating that PUBG on the Xbox Series S is going to be 60fps at 1080p. This clearly states PS4 Pro & Xbox One X versions ONLY.
Let’s get the information right now!
The rechargeable battery packs last longer than the built in batteries 🤷♂️
Also it gives the customer a choice. You can do whatever you want.
Built in batteries are anti-consumer.
They last longer but you will also keep spending money on batteries.... Bro it's 2020
@@jacobnv3944why would you need to switch the rechargeable battery pack?
@@jacobnv3944 swoosh
@@jacobnv3944 I don't think you know what you are talking about.
Austin: "is that a xbox series S ?"
Mat: Piss
That is friggin beautiful..... who knew unboxing your dreams could be so fun....great channel guys
Yet another amazing video by my favourite😀
Hey Austin and team! Was thinking of getting into console gaming with an Xbox Series S. During testing can you check with some non-16:9 TV/Monitor to see if there is any native setting to prevent scaling? (perfer letterboxing over that)
Also will a standard 1080p/60hz monitor have the 60fps mode available when connected?
I saw a comment by another subscriber of this channel talking about rechargeable double A battery’s, i have the same battery’s and lemme tell ya.. THE SAME BATTERY’S FOR 8 YEARS AND THEY STILL WORK!!! Food for thought they definitely pay for themselves!
This is better,than other peoples unboxing of consoles 😊
5:13 *W I D E Richard*
B I G
Why do Microsoft send units to TH-camrs who then go on to make false claims and spread misinformation? The S isn’t “significantly less powerful”, the main difference is the GPU & RAM, which is offset by the target resolution; the CPU bar 200Mhz and the Velocity Architecture in the SSD, are identical.
Regarding the Series S running One S versions of BC games, again, out the box these games IF they have uncapped frame rates will see enhancements out the box without any developer updates, but you also get 16xAF on One S titles and better load times. If a developer updates a One S game, for example Valhalla, Gears 5, or The Witcher 3, Cyberpunk, etc to take advantage of the new hardware in the S, then they will look and run significantly better on Series S than One S.
I think this video has changed my mind completely about what i am going to get. I think i am going to get the S and maybe a ps5 all digital. Because lods of factors have come into me about how much i am going to use it especially over the coming years and i don't want to go to advanced if that makes sense.
I love the way the Series S looks, it reminds me of old school gaming console's, except now its got a 2020 look.
Always enjoy the vids guys, thanks. You should probably not cut off the big guy so often though?!?!? Everyone is excited, I get it. But I will NEVER agree with the battery situation on the Xbox vs PS sticks. My PS3's died, had to replace the batteries, not exactly something you can get at Walmart. My DS4, miserable controller with 6-8 hr battery life and spent most of my playing time plugged in to my laptop for a power source. Thankfully I got rid of PS4 for a Pro before the stick battery totally died and now my Pro is gone for a Ps5. But how anyone can argue that a xbox stick that can last 30 hrs with AA rechargeable batteries ( I mean it's 15 bucks for a charger and AA's!?!?) or you can go get a battery pack as well and essentially have your built in battery experience but without needing pry tools to replace. I will never understand the dual shock battery love. AA's are everywhere, will be around until we die. The Batteries for the DS3/DS4 will NOT be around forever, the controllers at some point will be useless wireless.
Physical games benefit isn't just avoiding a lot of download but also the can be found cheaper in stores getting rid of stock or making discounts or in the used market. Hell even can be gifted.
That is why you don't really save money with S if you plan to own games.
Not sure how Xbox All Access works in the States but over here in the UK, the credit broker for the deal is a company called Klarna and they give you the option to pay extra each month OR the whole amount whenever you want so you're not technically tied into a 2 year commitment if you don't want to be
Got my series x on preorder and was thinking of getting the s for my bedroom. But at this point I might as well stay with my one x. What ya think.
I love using Duracell rechargeable batteries for my xbox controllers been using them for years, it dies you switch them out and throw the dead ones on the charger.
I makes sense to buy series X than S. A console is something you buy once plus you need futureproofing. The Series S will be bought by people who want a second console and a gamepass machine. Gamepass will determine how well Xbox does in the nextgen
Disagree there will always be a need for physical games but they may change the physical format in the future from discs to something else
Just get a $25 Xbox Plug and Play Kit and you'll be fine. My Xbox One version has lasted 4 years so far and I already preordered the Series X version.
I think the controllers should start coming with rechargeable battery packs, but still be compatible with AA batteries if people want to use them instead.
Im getting the S on launch 🤷🏾♂️. I wasn't planning on getting a 4K 120hz monitor so I went with the S instead. Maybe in a year or two there are more affordable and more competition for 4K monitors
Don't sleep om the All access plan. That's not a bad option either.
No. Please don't opt for the series S. You don't need a 4k 120hz monitor to get the next gen experience anyway because most pcs aren't even capable of outputting that and even consoles like the series X and ps5 can barely output at 1440p120fps for competitve shooters and racing games. The series S probably won't even be able to run next gen games at 1080p60fps. I strongly recommend you to opt for either the series X or the ps5 and buy the series S as a secondary console if you're already buying the ps5.
@@santhoshsridhar5887 Let's wait and see what comes out. The S is not a bad deal as a primary or a secondary system. You will still get better performance than any current gen systems overall. I'm sure Digital Foundry will be breaking it all down soon.
Did you ever get a4k monitor?
“HELLO! AND WELCOME TO THIS IS”
We need a 30fps mode in settings for the true console experience
I have to disagree with the thought that most people should buy a Series S, the fact is that you will only have access to about 300gb of storage, COD Black Ops Cold War is over 200gb, see the problem? It will pretty much be mandatory to buy one of the expansion cards very soon after buying the Series S, negating the price difference also alot of 3rd parties have discussed the difficulties they are having with getting any decent performance out of it, some saying they can barely manage 720p. The Series S to me is too stripped back to be a good purchase.
Why do people hate AA batteries or battery pack? When your built-in battery won't hold charge anymore your controller is trash. Im super glad they kept the battery the same.
Hi love your videos every time when I come home I watch your videos keep up the good work yay
Is it just me or do any of you keep the boxes and put them up for decoration????
This is where my preorder went
Dude is correct, the future is all digital. Discs will be around for awhile though, likely until two generations from now they'll dissapear.
You are the best Austin
Latest Xbox hardware however this does not support 802.11AX WiFi (aka WiFi 6) and only supports 802.11AC - not acceptable consider the PS5 supports both. In addition the optical port was dropped as well, but everyone forgets to mention this as if they don't realise it was removed.
Austin you are missing an audience. This is totally a gift for gamer dads
The Xbox Series S does not come with the exact same HDMI cable
I honestly much rather batteries die to the fact that most people will have battery packs , and if you ever forget to charge them, you still dont need a wire holding you to your console, just pop a couple batteries in and you're still wireless while the packs are charging. Just my opinion
As a father who abandoned his prime gaming days ,selecting ps5 de looks like the best choice. Less monthly payments, 60hz at least on my 4k tv.
I've litteraly watched 6 unboxings but i still enjoyed this 😵
the controller with batteries separate is a good thing. You won't have to worry that the whole controller is bad because of the batteries. You can remove it and SAVE YOUR CONTROLLER!
I would opt for the regular consoles but the only physical games i will buy are the special edition copy of the games I really like. The reason is, I have limited space in my house and I have 4 children.
The Series X and 3080 is like a unicorn. I hope they exist and I want to touch one.
there is an important point in the comparison the fact is series (s) is cheaper by 200 USD and you dont have to add the cost of an hdmi 2.1 enabled tv.
In case you have the tv it is fine but if you dont have it and planning to buy xbox series x the console will be useless unless you buy an hdmi 2.1 tv so the total budget will be 500 for console and at least 1000 usd for the tv.
now the comparison is 300 usd to 1500 usd
You never mention the different and more comfortable shoulder buttons on the new XBox controller. All other reviewers did that. I’m kinda confused why you don’t.
Xbox Series S will render at 1440p at 120Hz and upscale it to 4K. It does not render at 4K at 120. They stated that back in the summer.
Oh look at you two positively swooning over packaging of a box lol.
I currently have an Xbox One S, and if I had to chose between these two, I would definitely go for the Series X. If I went with the Series S, I would actually lose some features from my One S such as the 4K Blu-Ray player and the IR blaster and I would get very little in return, at least for the time being. In terms of graphics, it only looks like I would see marginal improvement over the One S. Like they said, Xbox One games will be running the One S versions instead of the X versions, so visually they would look the same; the only difference would be better frame rates or faster loading times. That's another thing, the storage. The Series S has basically the same amount of storage as the One S. True, the SSD is alot faster, but still 500GB was pretty rough to deal with, even on the One S. I had to buy an external storage drive for it; from what I hear, the Series S will support those, but only for last gen One games, otherwise you have to buy those expensive external SSDs for the console.
It feels like the Series X is more of a next gen console. I mean really the only thing going for this new generation is 4K graphics, high frame rates, and ultra fast SSDs. The Series S only just barely technically has those things. As much as I love the value proposition of the Series S, it just feels pointless as an upgrade from the One S.
How has there been 2 generations of consoles before gta6
Will my Xbox one rechargeable battery pack work for Xbox series x controller?
Yes it does but Im only 99% sure just try it
Those who have enough money. Get XSX + PS5 Digital edition. Best combination deal.
I think PS5 digital will make it really good secondary console for Xbox users.
what's up congratulations on the series x unboxing austin. how's the system so far have u noticed any bugs or issues so far?
Austin LET HIM TALK!
At least with rechargeables you don't loose your controller I don't like built in batteries if they go bad there goes your whole controller
True but, it takes a while for a rechargeable to recharge whereas batteries are instant.
Dude love the videos and the passion you put into them all!! Quick question if I want to hard wire my ps5 or Xbox series x via Ethernet cable what is the best one to purchase or do Ethernet cables not matter? Cheers dude keep up the good work
2 years later both Xbox consoles are readily available
Beautiful
I bought the PS5 and the series S, mainly use the S for gamepass games and then everything else on PS5
So "About Xbox" has become an Austin Exclusive😂
Saw The Xbox things coming from Austin More than anyone past days,Not gonna lie
Hope soon there will be something else as youtube i get tiered of those Commercials
5:14 A wild
Richard Leadbetter appears
Anything: **exists**
Austin: Big chungus
Xbox Series X...hands down the best packaging for a console ever.
A lot of people think that "Oh its less powerfull its dog crap" it really isnt, its more of a choice, the Xbox Series S is going to provide you with everything that the Xbox Series X will only at one cost, resolution, if you have a 1080p or 1440p monitor or TV and dont plan to upgrade any time soon, then the Series S is the choice for you, while if you have a 4k TV or Monitor, then the Series X is for you, other than that, they are practically the same, just without the disc drive and less storage, both support quick resume, both play all the next gen games and last gen games, only difference being one supports 60fps 1080p up to 120fps, and one supports 60fps 4k up to 120fps, thats it, so if youre not getting into 4k any time soon and you dont want to or dont think its a really big difference then the Series S will do everything the same only at a lower resolution its still more powerfull then the One X its way more powerfull then the One or One S and its a really good deal for next gen gaming
The series S must be awesome for people who travel around a lot.. just put it into a backpack and hook it up to the TV in the Hotel! (once Covid is gone that might be a great use case again).
and 5:12 WIchard hand movements intensify!
Does the new Xbox’s finally support Bluetooth headphones? Not like the trash ones that plug into the back to be wireless
Can't wait to get my xbox hopefully can secure a ps5 soon too
I’m glad the power cable isn’t like the one on the Xbox one that always unplugged and there was this big brick
It's a solid plan, sell the Series X to those who want the best of the best, then sell the Series S to those who want to spend less/families/steamers who don't care about 4K just yet, and sell off remaining X1S (likely gonna be real cheap over black friday, and remain at that bf price). Interestingly, this is almost a 1:1 of whay Sega of America had WANTED to do in 95, Saturn as best of the best, Neptune (redesigned Genesis w/ 32x built in) as an introductory/cost effective introduction, and selling of remaining genesis models. Of course Sega of Japan screwed that whole thing up.
My xbox series S ordered for November 10
Quick question. For those that weren't able to get it on pre-order day, will we be able to get it on the 10th at stores? Or will we have to wait?
I agree with the fact that Series X and PS5 will be the ones that'll sell better on Day 1...because Series S is *still* available for Pre Order in my place.
Still think the option to have batteries and add your own rechargeable battery is better. One, it gives you options, and two, if the battery stops working over time such as the Playstaions, you're ok.
But do you have the Xbox fridge?
In my opinion. No one should get the Series S. Just go for the big boy if you're upgrading to next gen
Series S has an unbeatable price though, and with the virus a lot of people are tight on funds.
@@beyondtrash1627 this is true, but consoles are meant to last for years. Better one invests and forget about it once and for all
Is a beautiful year for us gamers
So this is confusing me. People keep on talking about the subscription method of purchasing the Series S as a bargain at $25/m. Over 24 months that works out to $600. Subtracting the price of the console as $300, that works out at $12.50/month for the Xbox cloud pass.
Isn’t that nearly the exact same price as getting it normally? Or even more expensive since the first month of the cloud service is $1?
Wouldn’t it work out cheaper to get Xbox Game Pass and then buy the console on a Black Friday sale or something instead?
Is there a free limited time Game Pass code with the Series X ?
I don't think Microsoft sells any xbox product with out a 14 day trial of game pass included. I have a small pile of them now.
I love how people keep pointing at PUBG's lower performance on Series S as if that game wasn't a dumpster fire on any platform it released ever lol
and thats when they realized they needed a table upgrade lol