I was looking at the series s but no disc drive was a deal breaker for me, it does have some better quality of life features I'd say but as someone who enjoys playing older games, having the disc drive is a must. Don't like having to buy all my games digital, plus you can save lots of money with physical games. Also threw a 1tb ssd in it too so the load times are no longer an issue
@@Mrtallharshthakur yeah personally I already owned the series s and sold it after almost a year of owning it for money now 2 years later I have a one x and Ive played all this time with a 4k tv and thought the series s was amazing especially with mostly every game basically running at 60 fps and ray tracing. Yet after playing the one x I see now what playing games in 4k is like and I'm heavily contemplating on just getting a series x entirely and selling the one x I have. To get 4k ray tracing and 60fps for basically all your games plus not having to buy an extra storage drive is just beyond amazing to think about. Only problem is the size of the Xbox smh
@@jefferyflood yeah I really don’t like the form factor of the series X lol. I already have a powerful gaming PC, so for me it was an easy choice to get the Series S. I like the smaller form factor, and I mainly use it for playing games that don’t have cross play (like GTA online), and for watching movies/streaming apps. The form factor is clutch
The Xbox One X launched with features ahead of its time. For example, HDMI 2.1, Freesync Premium Pro with LFC and HDR (feature that doubles the frames on the screen with low latency and better colours). So if the GPU is at 30fps, the LFC will set to 60fps, if it is 60fps, it will set to 120fps in the display compatible with this range 30hz-120hz and technology, look, this work only 120hz settings. It also has Dolby Vision, Atmos, HDR10... The One X only need of one SSD to be better and the correct tv to show all power and features. Only in 2023 we have tvs with these technologys and accesive price.
@@Fleekablethey released the new series s black. Give it to at least the holidays and the price will Be $199 guaranteed. Last year the series s was $225 for The holidays
I've Had a XBONE1X since 03/24/2020 and STILL use it. I bought a SERIES "S" in May of 2021..... Got rid of it 5 months later just didn't enjoy it as I thought I would..... XBONE1X does EVERYTHING I want and need.
I have Series s and am fairly happy with it. For 300 bucks it’s a good system. You will pay extra for accessories sure, but I can tell you as someone who has been a pc gamer as well(I had an amd ryzen 5, 16gb ram and an rx 6600xt to give you an idea). With the specs above my pc should have been more comparable to series x or ps5 I’d think. That said I’ve had the series s console since late 2020. For what it is, the graphics for the series s being the low end console are actually pretty decent (I’m playing on a 65 inch). I actually sold my 6600xt, just wasn’t using it a lot. But I’m happy enough with the series s. Just remember to budget extra for an external hard drive. I would recommend a USB one though and not one of the expensive factory ones.
So I just got my Series X yesterday, jumping from the One S I can’t tell you enough how much better it is. My performance in game has improved because the game is just more responsive. That being said, new Gen is worth it, whether it’s the series S or the X
@@drummer7557 I already owned a one x with ssd and the series s was not worth $300. No way. Took it back and got the ps5. If I had just the old one s then it would've been worth it. It's worth saving for the better version. Ps5 is much better than series s. I can't speak for the series x as I've never played it.
Just got a OneX on the cheap last week! I like it alot, especially for playing older disc in my 20 yo xbox collection! Will get a series S also in the near future!
Same here bro! I've been a Sony and Nintendo fan for years. I wanted a ps4, but since I couldn't find one anywhere I settled for an Xbox one x; it turned out to be one of the best decisions I've made. I can go on, but I don't want to ramble lol
Might as well save up for the series x then to buy the series s it’s like buying the one x again just a lil better I understood if you had the one or one s then buy series s personality I have the gears 5 one x ima but a new a tv first hype then I’ll buy the series x it’s funny cause most people have new gen but don’t have a tv that can support 4K and 120 😂
Yep the One X is still the beast, does many games at 30/and 60fps 4K Natively, the GPU is WAY more powerful than the Series S, and the resolution is about the same on 95% of the titles on the Series X, so I vote neither. I've had a lot of people say wow I can barely tell any difference in the One X and SX. And they're right. Just a small bump in FPS and an SSD. Yeah, not worth it imo.
I have the One X and gamepass ultimate and just got the PS5 3 days ago at retail price from PS direct. I have not owned a PlayStation since PS2. If I was a new buyer who doesn't have any of the previous generation consoles I'd definitely go for Series X or S for gamepass alone.
There is no yearly. It's $10 a month for game pass, and $15 a month for game pass ultimate (ultimate gives you xbox live gold to play multi-player online).
I still use the OneX regularly for the likes of RDR2, metro exodus, final fantasy 15 etc as I value the visual experience of these games and the oneX knocks that side of things out of the park.. I then go to my SeriesS for gamepass and absolutely everything else now because it just makes everything feel so dammed good, I love it way more than anything I've ever had before. Yes the SeriesX would be nice eventually but their is just something about the crazy neat little S that really scratches a geek itch or something.
Yep it's good for extra framerates (especially) on fast paced shooters. But bad for resolution(s). Why I stick with the One X, even though I purchased a Series X for new content. Whenever THAT happens lol. Uggh
The series s has way better graphic capabilities. The one x just have better resolution. It's crisper image but it has less advanced lighting and reflection and the 3d audio is a massive immersion binus
I personally own both of these consoles and I'd say they are really evenly matched. When I got my One X, I quickly replaced the hard drive with an SSD as you mentioned and this cut the load times in HALF if not more. I'm a little picky when it comes to visual quality and FPS in games and an even match is ideal but not always something you can have. This is a big reason why I like owning both of these consoles because when I'm playing a more competitive game requiring that high framerate I'll use the Series S, but on the other hand, I like to keep my story and arcade type games on my One X for the beautiful 4k support which surprises me to this day how well the One X keeps up, there's even some competitive games that are much better on the One X like Battlefield 1, one of my favorite games, that supports 4k 60 one the One X but only 1080p on the Series S! The only thing left to desire on the One X is ray tracing. at the end of the day I have a PC that's more powerful than both of these consoles combined lol but most of my physical and digital games that I still enjoy playing I only own on xbox, and its always fun to play on a console from time to time. Great vid I know I'm late by a year but I just thought I'd drop my experience in the comments.
U do realise series s is better in every way tho, 1440p and 4k upscaling looks almost identical to native 4k plus one x has grainy graphics and frame drops, mind aswell throw the x away
I'm coming from the One X and even before buying the Series S I knew I'd be in for a treat, and boy was I right back then, I've had the series S for a couple of months and I Will never go back to the One X, it's just too slow when loading games, quick resume is a heaven sent and that nvme ssd crazy speed (4.5Gbps) is just incredible. The series S is a marvel of engineering.
Even playing from external HDD is blazing fast thanks to the updated CPU. I came from PS4 and the series S is blowing my mind, 60fps, smaller, super quiet, and cooler for only $300 is insanely priced paired with game pass ultimate it is the best "casual" gaming machine ever.
Series S, no question about it. I upgraded from an Xbox One X a couple years ago and I'm so happy about it. Way faster console, almost non existent loading times, quick resume, smart delivery, but most importantly framerate. That was so better it's hard to go back. Storage space was also not a big deal for me because I had an external HDD laying around so I use that one for original Xbox, 360 and One games. Only bad thing about the Series S it's that it only uses the regular Xbox One versions of Xbox One games, instead of the enhanched One X versions: And admittedly I miss the disc drive, that's true. But that's the only two things I don't like about it.
The SSD alone makes lots of difference and the 4K upscaling that Series S is very good. But the Series S was always ment to replace One S, while One X should be replaced by Series X (Given that you do play on a 4K TV or you're used to/expecting the best of the best.
In my opinion the Xbone x is still the better console. It may not have quick resume, but it still has better gpu performance, accessible apps, and 4k blu ray playback which is a big plus. Also an SSD upgrade for the One X is rather cheap these days, so games and UI should feel faster. Series S has some RT, but the tradeoff is less visual performance in which I feel isn't worth it.
Series S offers WAY better performance, faster ram, better CPU, faster ssd, graphics are better by a LONG shot in most games, and series s offers more game and better features. One x doesn't even support unreal engine 5.1
Better visual performance, true, but at the cost of far slower gameplay & reduced FPS - it's a video game console not a picture game console - you want gameplay to feel fast & seamless. The load times are immeasurably better on the new gen, the lighting with ray tracing stands out too. If you check comparisons between the two consoles by various gaming media outlets they virtually all side with Series S. True about the disc thing but it's all about needs & wants and many, myself included, aren't bothered by it 🤷🏻
All I know is when I went on ebay or Facebook marketplace, I saw a lot more people offloading their Xbox series s consoles compared to the One X or Series X. And the one x is holding value and selling for prices near the series s when it's on sale. That pretty much answered my question on which one to get.
I find those who say the One X is better to get rather than the newer Series S really ridiculous. Just the fact that future games are sure to come to Series S while they will eventually stop coming to One X in the near future should make a buyer lean towards the newer generation console.
The one X does the same resolutions as 95% of the games on the Series X and way above the Series S, which is a pretty huge deal, only real difference is the FPS and the SSD. Is that really enough to make the leap to the SX or Series S, umm certainly NOT. No must have next gen titles either. Also who wants to sacrifice great high end graphics running perfectly fine at 30fps/some 60fps for games running at 60fps at as low as 512p on the S. No thanks. Love my One X.
The Series S has a more powerful CPU, faster SSD and a significantly smaller footprint then the One X. The Obe X definitely has a more powerful GPU along with more RAM. Though the One X RAM is DDR5 opposed to the Series S is DDR6.
@@godsceo7516 Dude, they are both plastic boxes. LOL.... So, how in the hell does one feel cheap and not the other? Look wise, I like the One X look better as well. Though that's probably because they Series S is white which in itself makes look less attractive oppose to the black One X.
@@williamcopeland2617 are you blind or something lol? You can clearly tell they have different designs, at first glance its obvious the series s design looks way cheaper and both are white here, plus once you hold the series s it feels like a cheap box it only weights like 4 pounds
@@godsceo7516 The One X is black brotha and if the Series S was black, it would definitely look more premium. Colors without a doubt can make a huge difference as far as looks goes.
@@williamcopeland2617 the one X is premium...period. It is not the same type of plastic. The series S is not premium and never will be. You can install an ssd in a one x and be just as good as series S. Series S shouldn't have even come out. Now it's bottlenecking upcoming xbox titles. It has the equivalent of a g5x 1060 3gb. A seriously outdated card with very little ram. For 300 bucks you can build a far better gaming pc.
I know this is an old video but, I had a Series S and it was great. I recently got rid of it for the One X and I plan on replacing the HDD with an SSD in the future. I love the fact that I can now play my disc games.
For me I rather have a one x all the way, then just upgrade to the series x when needed, because I want to play physical games that aren't on the Microsoft store
The Series S seems to be cheaper and more abundant on the secondary market, at least in my local market. I can pick them up for 150 any day of the week whereas everyone wants 175-200 for the One X. Granted, the One Xs tend to be package deals with some number of games and multiple controllers. My guess is many people snatched up Series S's during the initial release when Series X's and PS5s were scarce (myself included) and have since upgraded, often keeping their extra controllers and not being able to bundle games with it keeps the pricing down. In any case, 150 for a current gen console is a steal; nevermind the fact that you can play all the current gen games, this thing as a media device is enough value on its own with Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision. I can even stream movies and listen through Bluetooth when my kiddos are sleeping, can't do that through my tv.
I have one x and decided to buy series S on a sale. Now I am running both having physical games on one x and digital only on series s. Here's one alternative so you don't necessarily need to replace one with another.
@@OiledupALIN there would still be a lot of money to pay to upgrade, also I got series s for ~ £67 pounds (it was warehouse deal on amazon -20% and I had some vouchers to use) so it was a no brainer for me
Just stick with the Xbox One X and buy an SSD and you basically do the same as the Xbox Series S (minus the Quick Resume feature). And just work on your backlog of games (if you have any) and upgrade to the Xbox Series X when you can. Well that's what I'm doing.
@@stevenbishop1782 Yes very true but it also comes down to what you play on, for me it's an LG 65" tv so FPS isn't as appealing to me as pixels on a big ass tv. But I do see what you are saying about the Series S, I want to scratch that itch by upgrading but at the same time I don't want to give up that disc player. Decisions, decisions.
The older physical desk hard drive inside it is not really much of a problem, and if you are generally bothered by it, you can get an SSD but can fit the same port. You could replace that hard drive with an SSD, but does the exactly same thing still fit and it still faster I use a disk based hard drive on my Xbox series. X no problem at all that hard drives that I’m using is 15 years old. I use it on my PlayStation 3 and it still works for my Xbox series X just fine.
The Xbox One X is far better than the series S for the same price you get a diss drive and pretty much under the hood the same console and can play more games and it’s even more powerful. Even if you say to me, I can either have an Xbox One X for $100 or an Xbox series S for free I’m going to take the Xbox One for $100. It’s a more powerful console that can play physical games .
You say that, but are you aware that Microsoft are no longer making 1st party games for the Xbox One family after Halo Infinite? All games going forward will be developed for Xbox Series X and S, and starting in 2023/24 the Xbox One family will be mostly if not entirely unsupported from 3rd parties as well. Meanwhile if you buy a Series S or X you get support until 2030 at the very earliest.
@@MichaelJamesonofgoogle exactly. when the xbox one came out, 360 games stopped being made around 2015 like 2 years after xbox one came out. in around a year, xbox one will be an old console and wont be relevant
I have both. I love my Series S and I love my Xbox One X. There are some games from the previous gen that I need the disc so the Xbox One X was a good replacement and I got it for $90.00 so it was easy to make that choice. The Series S is really fantastic, but I can tell that some games on the X that outputs 4K look crisper and sharper than the Series S. But as I love the fast load times, the great lighting, the Series S is fantastic and as a backup for other stuff, the One X is perfect.
I just bought a very clean One X for $170, complete in the original box. For me, I see it as a 4K Blu ray player and streaming box that also happens play lots of old games that I missed out on thanks to backwards compatibility. I never owned a 360 back in the day. I might consider swapping in an SSD as the game collection grows.
Xbox Series S LMAO, u gotta be a fool to go back to last gen and still playing on a Xbox One X. Series S is a easier budgeting way to get into gaming for cheap.
Why didn't they add a disc drive is beyond me... Oh yeah so they can brag how much smaller the form factor is. LMAO. I think I can live with my slower load speed with my XBox One S since I still can purchased used low cost disc games and also use it as a BlueRay movie player and or play my old music CDs.
I recently purchased a one x and intend to upgrade it with an SSD.. .. the blue ray drive and added GPU horsepower was what won it over for me... as i still have some dvds and i picked up Fable 2 for 360 for just £2 .. which is less than a Starbucks coffee, yes you can get Fable 2 and some 360 games with ultimate game pass... but sometimes i may not want to pay the £11 a month fee... So, imo.. the one x wins with an ssd upgrade.. .. great video though 😁
The answer is so easy. Series S had new next gen technology that the older consume just can't do, and we've already discussed how 60fps 1080p is better for gaming than 4K 30fps. Also there are some games that can reach 120fps and even at 4K (like the Orí saga)
I have a 1080p TV but for me physical games are a priority (I have a big physical games library for 360 and One games) , I love the Series S but it would be perfect for me if it had a disc drive, so the One X is the console for me
yeah having physical discs makes a diffrence especailly a large library however if its a game you knkw for a fact youll enjoy and wanna keep playing gettingna digitsl purchase isnt to bad of an option ive been slowly building a digital game libray over oast year inhave about 15 games i got them at great prices with gamepass discounts and will look and pkay even better on the series s once i get one then there is the newer game releases only for next gen consoles so intry to carfulky pick my digital games
They need to drop the original xbox one and xbox one s. They could still continue to support xbox one x and they should do that sine the one x came out later towards the console's major life cycle.
Here's the problem. The Xbox One X was designed as a member of the Xbox One family. It has more RAM and a more powerful GPU but is limited by the Jaguar architecture the same way the One and One S are. The Series X and S are much more capable being Zen 2/RDNA 2 machines
@@MichaelJamesonofgoogle Microsoft marketed the one x that it would be sustainable for the future market. That was directly from Microsoft. And its on par with the Series S. Technically its the 3rd most powerful console as of now.
@@mvpheat Nope nope and nope. Microsoft said it was the most powerful console in 2017. And it has been around for 6 almost 7 years. They didn't say it was their next generation console. So that future you speak of has come and gone. Microsoft has already discounted it for a reason. It's not on par with the series s. Just because it can do 4k don't make it better.
@@Zakurablade wrong and wrong. look into it Microsoft did say it was would have next gen support while marketing the one x before its release in press confrences. GTA 5 should get the same update the series S got. the console is capable of it. The xbox series s has 4 terraflops and the one x has 6 terraflops. I will never buy a series x or a series s.
As someone who could never get behind the Xbox hype, I absolutely love my Series S! if they actually got together and made some proper games then this one would be golden imo. And this is coming from a PlayStation man.
You misrepresented the One X resolution comparison for Performance mode for Halo Infinity, which runs around 2K and looks much clearer than Series S, which has a dynamic resolution maxing out at 1080P. In fact, this game is the most damning example of Series S, considering it’s 1st party.
The Lord performance to be perfectly honest I’m still much rather have a consult I can play physical games. I much rather have a PlayStation one or an Nintendo 64 over an Xbox series S because they can still play games and the Xbox series. S is not going to be able to still play games after 15 years, I would give it 10 years. Even if a performance or graphical drop is needed for my console to play physical games, I’ll take it and besides the older console that can play physical games is still more appealing and still looks fantastic the Xbox One X the games still look fantastic even if it is an older console
I LOVED my one x ... truly was one of my favorite xboxs of all time and I have owned them all as a OG xbox fan. (Bought my first xbox 2001 with summer lawn money). First time I booted up halo5 on the one x and saw jt running at 4k 60... honestly it was just stunning ( sadly the story sucked but luckily MP was still fun enough with firefight and infection). That said the CPU In the series S is truly a world apart from the sad jaguar cpu In the one x. I honestly was hoping leading up to the consoles reveal in 2020 that they would find a way to more or less put the one xs GPU in a newer form factor with the nice ryzen CPU that was rumored ...sadly it wasn't quite that but hey the series S is still an amazing console and I respect tha heck out of it for being SMALL/EASY/PORTABLE and last but not least AFFORDABLE 👏 👏
Honestly il put up with slower load times for a better resolution with the one X. I was excited about the series s when i ordered it. forza 5 looks amazing. BUT every other game i played looked terrible. Reminded me of when i got the first xbox one. Its fast, loads quick, nice smooth gameplay but i just cant look at the image and enjoy the game with most games being 1080p. Especially on a 65 inch tv. Its a one s with series x load times. In my opinion its a step back from the one x regardless of what some people may say. Its more of a glorified one s. Maybe in the future games can be better optimised for it
I play on the same size screen as you do with my series s and disagree. It looks way better then the one s. And alot of games especially now look better then the one x.
I also have to disagree xss looks amazing on my TV and come on the Xbox one x performance is below xss in every category I could never put up with slower loading times some game take almost 2 minutes to load no think at resolution can't never beat game play and performance sorry
@O. ArzaIuz look it's better like it or not it has been proven that series s is better the one x can never do Ray tracing or even play cyberpunk at 60fps I don't know why people hate the series s the one x is old and slow and can't do 60fps in modern games sure it's 4k but it's old
I always tell people to get the series x/s solely because it's the current gen system. Microsoft will eventually end support for the Xbox one. That said, the games I play generally benefit more from the higher resolution of the Xbox one x, but I'd still buy the series s if I could only have 1. It's a better long term investment
They release rdna 2 vrs feature which will increase the performance of the console. If its lazy Devs then we may get the same looking and performing games again.
I had a one s.. i sold it for 200 bucks... i got a used xbox one x for 170 bucks... plus a lot of disc games for a few bucks... i also got a samsung 4k monitor ips for 300 bucks... so when i am done with the disc games... the price for the xbox one x will drop... there is going to be more content at a cheaper price... so in the long run investing on a one x while waiting for the price o series x to drop is way more lucrative.
My brother just got a series S and I have the one x, Ive noticed that their super similar in performance, but I've seen some games run better on the one x and vise versa, still wish I waited to pick up a new series S instead of buying a scalped old consle and then my brother picking a new one up for 250$ but I don't really regret anything and I quite enjoy having all the disc games to myself :3 oh btw the speed of the drive on the series is INSANE, like u could have 5 different games open and switch in between them with a snap and even when power was cut it still retained the saves, though idk how long that would last
I mean, I’ve had the Xbox 1s ever since it was released and still have it to this day, but I’m considering getting an Xbox series X just for an upgrade
I do love the Xbox Series S more. Faster loading times, ray tracing, and quick resume make up for it. Also, 60fps on modern games is a must. There are Xbox Series X/S games that only run on next gen which makes the Xbox One X an even worse option. You can still enjoy next gen games on the One X only through cloud gaming. I tried this on the Xbox One S and you do only have access to certain next gen games through cloud gaming on last gen consoles. You can find used Xbox Series S consoles for under $200 now which is the best deal in gaming history for price to performance blowing PC out of the water for the price. It's hard finding a PC at that price that can run GTA 5 maybe at 30fps😂. The Xbox Series S can also run GTA 5 with ray tracing and have 3 different modes. RT, RT performance, and performance without ray tracing.
An Xbox One X since I have a lot of disc games AND the X has 1 TB of space versus the 512 on the Series S. Wait until you see the price of a 1 TB memory card for Series S.
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No disc drive is a deal breaker for me, all the other specs resolution frame rates hdd speed all become completely irrelevant at that point.
I was looking at the series s but no disc drive was a deal breaker for me, it does have some better quality of life features I'd say but as someone who enjoys playing older games, having the disc drive is a must. Don't like having to buy all my games digital, plus you can save lots of money with physical games. Also threw a 1tb ssd in it too so the load times are no longer an issue
You can just emulate your games, even without activating devmode
@Divine_ Healer Hey man would you care to sort of elaborate on that a little? What does one need to emulate games?
@@Yerboiy oh yeah sure just watch the videos from Kav the Gamer he is pretty good at explaining it
@@divine_healer290 Yeah no thanks, not getting banned lmao
@@jacobporter419 you are not gonna get banned trust
If xbox one x had a modern cpu series s would be in trouble.
But i guess it doesnt
@@9ishixme well i do play in 4k on my 4k television, it's a blast it's otherworldly try it and you will never go back.
@@Mrtallharshthakur yeah personally I already owned the series s and sold it after almost a year of owning it for money now 2 years later I have a one x and Ive played all this time with a 4k tv and thought the series s was amazing especially with mostly every game basically running at 60 fps and ray tracing. Yet after playing the one x I see now what playing games in 4k is like and I'm heavily contemplating on just getting a series x entirely and selling the one x I have. To get 4k ray tracing and 60fps for basically all your games plus not having to buy an extra storage drive is just beyond amazing to think about. Only problem is the size of the Xbox smh
@@jefferyflood I ain’t readin allat
@@jefferyflood yeah I really don’t like the form factor of the series X lol. I already have a powerful gaming PC, so for me it was an easy choice to get the Series S. I like the smaller form factor, and I mainly use it for playing games that don’t have cross play (like GTA online), and for watching movies/streaming apps. The form factor is clutch
The Xbox One X launched with features ahead of its time. For example, HDMI 2.1, Freesync Premium Pro with LFC and HDR (feature that doubles the frames on the screen with low latency and better colours). So if the GPU is at 30fps, the LFC will set to 60fps, if it is 60fps, it will set to 120fps in the display compatible with this range 30hz-120hz and technology, look, this work only 120hz settings. It also has Dolby Vision, Atmos, HDR10... The One X only need of one SSD to be better and the correct tv to show all power and features. Only in 2023 we have tvs with these technologys and accesive price.
The CPU is the bottleneck, crap CPU, amazing GPU
@@Legend_Broly797combine the cpu of the series s with the gpu of the one X and you got yourself a powerhouse
Pulled the trigger on a Series S. Upgraded from the OG XBox One. It's awesome. So small, quiet and graphics are incredible.
I been debating I got the old old xbox man
If you have a one s wait another year. If you have the og Xbox one I’d upgrade as soon as possible on the used market
@@Fleekablethey released the new series s black. Give it to at least the holidays and the price will
Be $199 guaranteed. Last year the series s was $225 for
The holidays
@@Fleekable u should get a series s
I've Had a XBONE1X since 03/24/2020 and STILL use it.
I bought a SERIES "S" in May of 2021..... Got rid of it 5 months later just didn't enjoy it as I thought I would.....
XBONE1X does EVERYTHING I want and need.
I have Series s and am fairly happy with it. For 300 bucks it’s a good system. You will pay extra for accessories sure, but I can tell you as someone who has been a pc gamer as well(I had an amd ryzen 5, 16gb ram and an rx 6600xt to give you an idea). With the specs above my pc should have been more comparable to series x or ps5 I’d think.
That said I’ve had the series s console since late 2020. For what it is, the graphics for the series s being the low end console are actually pretty decent (I’m playing on a 65 inch). I actually sold my 6600xt, just wasn’t using it a lot. But I’m happy enough with the series s. Just remember to budget extra for an external hard drive. I would recommend a USB one though and not one of the expensive factory ones.
Is that 65inch 4k or 1080p I'm stuck as both TV's in my house are 4k panels and I've heard the series s really doesn't look good at 4k
@@potatoskins8155 The trick is set the resolution in the console to 1080p. Iirc 4K is 4 times the resolution of 1080p, so the scaling should be fine.
I use my old xbox one hdd to store games. Takes 10 minutes for big games like gta and red ded to transfer. Better than deleting and downloading.
I may jave gotten it over a PS5 if it had a disc drive. I travel a lot and I used to bring the PS4 with me everywhere, especially the slim.
So I just got my Series X yesterday, jumping from the One S I can’t tell you enough how much better it is. My performance in game has improved because the game is just more responsive. That being said, new Gen is worth it, whether it’s the series S or the X
there is not much difference between the one x and series s.
@@DonVerchi700as Yes there is.
@@DonVerchi700as lol you are the same guy saying the ps4 pro is the same as a ps5 🤣🤣🤣
@@DonVerchi700as it's like comparing rdr2 to animal crossing
@@drummer7557 I already owned a one x with ssd and the series s was not worth $300. No way. Took it back and got the ps5. If I had just the old one s then it would've been worth it. It's worth saving for the better version. Ps5 is much better than series s. I can't speak for the series x as I've never played it.
Xbox One X because more storage and physical games/movies.
Agreed
You are incredibly under rated! Keep it up brodie, you will definitely shine soon!
Appreciate that! Thanks!
@@BenRowlands amazing TH-camr 😃
Just got a OneX on the cheap last week! I like it alot, especially for playing older disc in my 20 yo xbox collection! Will get a series S also in the near future!
Same here bro! I've been a Sony and Nintendo fan for years. I wanted a ps4, but since I couldn't find one anywhere I settled for an Xbox one x; it turned out to be one of the best decisions I've made. I can go on, but I don't want to ramble lol
Might as well save up for the series x then to buy the series s it’s like buying the one x again just a lil better I understood if you had the one or one s then buy series s personality I have the gears 5 one x ima but a new a tv first hype then I’ll buy the series x it’s funny cause most people have new gen but don’t have a tv that can support 4K and 120 😂
@@federicofernandez3004 I might get me a series x in the future. I heard that they're about to start restocking them again
Yep the One X is still the beast, does many games at 30/and 60fps 4K Natively, the GPU is WAY more powerful than the Series S, and the resolution is about the same on 95% of the titles on the Series X, so I vote neither. I've had a lot of people say wow I can barely tell any difference in the One X and SX. And they're right. Just a small bump in FPS and an SSD. Yeah, not worth it imo.
@@drummer7557 it is if you are competitive and only play multiplayer. They aren't even close. One x is for people who don't play multiplayer 24/7.
I have the One X and gamepass ultimate and just got the PS5 3 days ago at retail price from PS direct. I have not owned a PlayStation since PS2. If I was a new buyer who doesn't have any of the previous generation consoles I'd definitely go for Series X or S for gamepass alone.
How much does the game pass cost yearly?
There is no yearly. It's $10 a month for game pass, and $15 a month for game pass ultimate (ultimate gives you xbox live gold to play multi-player online).
So $120 a year for game pass
or $180 a year for game pass ultimate
I did the same thing I have a one x with game pass ultimate and I upgraded to the ps5
I have xbox one x since 2017 but due to working a lot I didnt play much so I will just keep using it on my very cheap 4k tv
I still use the OneX regularly for the likes of RDR2, metro exodus, final fantasy 15 etc as I value the visual experience of these games and the oneX knocks that side of things out of the park.. I then go to my SeriesS for gamepass and absolutely everything else now because it just makes everything feel so dammed good, I love it way more than anything I've ever had before. Yes the SeriesX would be nice eventually but their is just something about the crazy neat little S that really scratches a geek itch or something.
Yep it's good for extra framerates (especially) on fast paced shooters. But bad for resolution(s). Why I stick with the One X, even though I purchased a Series X for new content. Whenever THAT happens lol. Uggh
Bro play metro Exodus on next gen
The load times when you die on last gen made me delete the game
@@drummer7557 do you know why the resolutions are bad because I can tell you why
@@zerogamer935 tell me why
The series s has way better graphic capabilities. The one x just have better resolution. It's crisper image but it has less advanced lighting and reflection and the 3d audio is a massive immersion binus
I personally own both of these consoles and I'd say they are really evenly matched. When I got my One X, I quickly replaced the hard drive with an SSD as you mentioned and this cut the load times in HALF if not more. I'm a little picky when it comes to visual quality and FPS in games and an even match is ideal but not always something you can have. This is a big reason why I like owning both of these consoles because when I'm playing a more competitive game requiring that high framerate I'll use the Series S, but on the other hand, I like to keep my story and arcade type games on my One X for the beautiful 4k support which surprises me to this day how well the One X keeps up, there's even some competitive games that are much better on the One X like Battlefield 1, one of my favorite games, that supports 4k 60 one the One X but only 1080p on the Series S! The only thing left to desire on the One X is ray tracing. at the end of the day I have a PC that's more powerful than both of these consoles combined lol but most of my physical and digital games that I still enjoy playing I only own on xbox, and its always fun to play on a console from time to time. Great vid I know I'm late by a year but I just thought I'd drop my experience in the comments.
U do realise series s is better in every way tho, 1440p and 4k upscaling looks almost identical to native 4k plus one x has grainy graphics and frame drops, mind aswell throw the x away
Plus I wouldn't say they're evenly matched at all, I own both and my series s both looks better performs better and offers my features and newer games
I'm coming from the One X and even before buying the Series S I knew I'd be in for a treat, and boy was I right back then, I've had the series S for a couple of months and I Will never go back to the One X, it's just too slow when loading games, quick resume is a heaven sent and that nvme ssd crazy speed (4.5Gbps) is just incredible. The series S is a marvel of engineering.
Even playing from external HDD is blazing fast thanks to the updated CPU. I came from PS4 and the series S is blowing my mind, 60fps, smaller, super quiet, and cooler for only $300 is insanely priced paired with game pass ultimate it is the best "casual" gaming machine ever.
@@alpinthor I also saw some series S for $175 earlier!
@@blockyclips7660I got my series s for £120 2 years ago pre owned
@@alpinthorx box or Ps4..?? What should i buy..?? 😮😢
@@artificialintell7374x box
Series S, no question about it. I upgraded from an Xbox One X a couple years ago and I'm so happy about it. Way faster console, almost non existent loading times, quick resume, smart delivery, but most importantly framerate. That was so better it's hard to go back. Storage space was also not a big deal for me because I had an external HDD laying around so I use that one for original Xbox, 360 and One games.
Only bad thing about the Series S it's that it only uses the regular Xbox One versions of Xbox One games, instead of the enhanched One X versions:
And admittedly I miss the disc drive, that's true. But that's the only two things I don't like about it.
Not true, instead of 4k they're upscaled to 1440p.
I have both, Series S for mostly GamePass and One X for enhanced backwards compatible disc gaming.
Yea and the Series X is even better for disc gaming, but at this point maybe wait for a Series X Pro haha.
The SSD alone makes lots of difference and the 4K upscaling that Series S is very good. But the Series S was always ment to replace One S, while One X should be replaced by Series X (Given that you do play on a 4K TV or you're used to/expecting the best of the best.
In my opinion the Xbone x is still the better console. It may not have quick resume, but it still has better gpu performance, accessible apps, and 4k blu ray playback which is a big plus. Also an SSD upgrade for the One X is rather cheap these days, so games and UI should feel faster. Series S has some RT, but the tradeoff is less visual performance in which I feel isn't worth it.
This is no longer true with the holiday sales on the series s. They were from $200 to $240 if you factor in the value of gift cards.
Series S offers WAY better performance, faster ram, better CPU, faster ssd, graphics are better by a LONG shot in most games, and series s offers more game and better features. One x doesn't even support unreal engine 5.1
bro you did all that but still can't play next-gen games 🤣just get the series s or x
Better visual performance, true, but at the cost of far slower gameplay & reduced FPS - it's a video game console not a picture game console - you want gameplay to feel fast & seamless.
The load times are immeasurably better on the new gen, the lighting with ray tracing stands out too. If you check comparisons between the two consoles by various gaming media outlets they virtually all side with Series S. True about the disc thing but it's all about needs & wants and many, myself included, aren't bothered by it 🤷🏻
1:57 i love how he spams the A button to "make it load faster"
It's not to "make it load faster", but to "press any button to start" as soon as the title screen shows up to not lose time
All I know is when I went on ebay or Facebook marketplace, I saw a lot more people offloading their Xbox series s consoles compared to the One X or Series X. And the one x is holding value and selling for prices near the series s when it's on sale. That pretty much answered my question on which one to get.
Lol. No it doesn't. That's survivorship bias or some sort. The demographics between S and X are two different people.
Great video as always. Personally I think the series s is the way to go.
Good choice!
Microsoft thinks like you too
Series x is literally the best
@@harryg2453the video was about series s and one x not the series x.
I find those who say the One X is better to get rather than the newer Series S really ridiculous. Just the fact that future games are sure to come to Series S while they will eventually stop coming to One X in the near future should make a buyer lean towards the newer generation console.
The one X does the same resolutions as 95% of the games on the Series X and way above the Series S, which is a pretty huge deal, only real difference is the FPS and the SSD. Is that really enough to make the leap to the SX or Series S, umm certainly NOT. No must have next gen titles either. Also who wants to sacrifice great high end graphics running perfectly fine at 30fps/some 60fps for games running at 60fps at as low as 512p on the S. No thanks. Love my One X.
The Series S has a more powerful CPU, faster SSD and a significantly smaller footprint then the One X. The Obe X definitely has a more powerful GPU along with more RAM. Though the One X RAM is DDR5 opposed to the Series S is DDR6.
The xbox one x looks beautiful at 4K and the console itself looks way more premium, the xbox series s console looks clunky and feels cheap
@@godsceo7516 Dude, they are both plastic boxes. LOL.... So, how in the hell does one feel cheap and not the other? Look wise, I like the One X look better as well. Though that's probably because they Series S is white which in itself makes look less attractive oppose to the black One X.
@@williamcopeland2617 are you blind or something lol? You can clearly tell they have different designs, at first glance its obvious the series s design looks way cheaper and both are white here, plus once you hold the series s it feels like a cheap box it only weights like 4 pounds
@@godsceo7516 The One X is black brotha and if the Series S was black, it would definitely look more premium. Colors without a doubt can make a huge difference as far as looks goes.
@@williamcopeland2617 the one X is premium...period. It is not the same type of plastic. The series S is not premium and never will be. You can install an ssd in a one x and be just as good as series S. Series S shouldn't have even come out. Now it's bottlenecking upcoming xbox titles. It has the equivalent of a g5x 1060 3gb. A seriously outdated card with very little ram. For 300 bucks you can build a far better gaming pc.
I know this is an old video but, I had a Series S and it was great. I recently got rid of it for the One X and I plan on replacing the HDD with an SSD in the future. I love the fact that I can now play my disc games.
I love your vids man its straight to the point
Thanks Dude!! Glad you like them!
The One X was discontinued before the One S to lessen the Series S entry and to manufacture a big leap from One S to Series S.
For me I rather have a one x all the way, then just upgrade to the series x when needed, because I want to play physical games that aren't on the Microsoft store
The Series S seems to be cheaper and more abundant on the secondary market, at least in my local market. I can pick them up for 150 any day of the week whereas everyone wants 175-200 for the One X. Granted, the One Xs tend to be package deals with some number of games and multiple controllers.
My guess is many people snatched up Series S's during the initial release when Series X's and PS5s were scarce (myself included) and have since upgraded, often keeping their extra controllers and not being able to bundle games with it keeps the pricing down.
In any case, 150 for a current gen console is a steal; nevermind the fact that you can play all the current gen games, this thing as a media device is enough value on its own with Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision. I can even stream movies and listen through Bluetooth when my kiddos are sleeping, can't do that through my tv.
Short and to the point information. I like it.
I have one x and decided to buy series S on a sale. Now I am running both having physical games on one x and digital only on series s. Here's one alternative so you don't necessarily need to replace one with another.
Why didn't you sell the One X and got series X?
@@OiledupALIN there would still be a lot of money to pay to upgrade, also I got series s for ~ £67 pounds (it was warehouse deal on amazon -20% and I had some vouchers to use) so it was a no brainer for me
Great video. I've been waiting for this upload
Hope you enjoyed it!
Just stick with the Xbox One X and buy an SSD and you basically do the same as the Xbox Series S (minus the Quick Resume feature). And just work on your backlog of games (if you have any) and upgrade to the Xbox Series X when you can. Well that's what I'm doing.
I think if you already have the One X then sure but from the One S it's worth the leap and the peformance is much more noticable than pixles.
@@stevenbishop1782 Yes very true but it also comes down to what you play on, for me it's an LG 65" tv so FPS isn't as appealing to me as pixels on a big ass tv. But I do see what you are saying about the Series S, I want to scratch that itch by upgrading but at the same time I don't want to give up that disc player. Decisions, decisions.
Finally someone that is not American or Canadian is reviewing videogame consoles!!!! 👍👍👍👍!
My pleasure!
The older physical desk hard drive inside it is not really much of a problem, and if you are generally bothered by it, you can get an SSD but can fit the same port. You could replace that hard drive with an SSD, but does the exactly same thing still fit and it still faster I use a disk based hard drive on my Xbox series. X no problem at all that hard drives that I’m using is 15 years old. I use it on my PlayStation 3 and it still works for my Xbox series X just fine.
This man's light setup is OFF THE CHARTS
Thanks!!
The Xbox One X is far better than the series S for the same price you get a diss drive and pretty much under the hood the same console and can play more games and it’s even more powerful.
Even if you say to me, I can either have an Xbox One X for $100 or an Xbox series S for free I’m going to take the Xbox One for $100.
It’s a more powerful console that can play physical games .
Thanks. I have the one s and already want to upgrade to the one x because the one s is slow and games perform poorly on mine.
@@K.oShaud do it
I have a one x and seeing as how it holds up to the new gen I’m not gonna buy a new system until the next ones come out
You say that, but are you aware that Microsoft are no longer making 1st party games for the Xbox One family after Halo Infinite? All games going forward will be developed for Xbox Series X and S, and starting in 2023/24 the Xbox One family will be mostly if not entirely unsupported from 3rd parties as well. Meanwhile if you buy a Series S or X you get support until 2030 at the very earliest.
@@MichaelJamesonofgoogle exactly. when the xbox one came out, 360 games stopped being made around 2015 like 2 years after xbox one came out. in around a year, xbox one will be an old console and wont be relevant
Are u getting the new Xbox or not
Lol except when the contract is up there will be no more releases for Xbox One Period
Then you will not be playing much.
Good video. The Xbox Series X is the way to go.
Thanks Glad you enjoyed it!
I bought the series s to use 120 FPS in warzone it’s so good for a little box it’s crazy how well it performs
Does it have an optical port for Astro mix amp headset?
@@alliewilcox8622 What? The console 😂?
@@jacobporter419 yeah
Thank you I got Xbox series S because of your suggestions enjoying it a lot.
I have the series S and I love it so much. I’m so happy I got it. Love your videos!
Thanks! Enjoy the Series S!
Ps5 🌝
I have both. I love my Series S and I love my Xbox One X. There are some games from the previous gen that I need the disc so the Xbox One X was a good replacement and I got it for $90.00 so it was easy to make that choice. The Series S is really fantastic, but I can tell that some games on the X that outputs 4K look crisper and sharper than the Series S. But as I love the fast load times, the great lighting, the Series S is fantastic and as a backup for other stuff, the One X is perfect.
Love your videos
Thanks!!
The series s is great! But if it had 6 teraflops like one x with new architecture like it have. It would’ve been a beast
I just bought a very clean One X for $170, complete in the original box. For me, I see it as a 4K Blu ray player and streaming box that also happens play lots of old games that I missed out on thanks to backwards compatibility. I never owned a 360 back in the day. I might consider swapping in an SSD as the game collection grows.
What do you use for gaming
Xbox Series S LMAO, u gotta be a fool to go back to last gen and still playing on a Xbox One X. Series S is a easier budgeting way to get into gaming for cheap.
Plus, it’s next gen. Despite it not doing full 4K on all games. System is good
Older hardware from 2017 is not outdated. Don’t forget that the Nintendo switch came out in 2017 and is currently.
Great video bro but I just want to say that I love your hair man lol
You have such great quality in your videos. They are great to learn from. They help to make sure I'm fully informed before buying and making videos.
Locally people are selling the One X at $350 to $400 (seen at least 2 asking for $500 ) still in 2022
I got mine (online) for $315.
I got mine brand new for £117 with 2 games .. look on ebay...
I love the design of the one x and that white design ill rock both if i had that white one
Why didn't they add a disc drive is beyond me... Oh yeah so they can brag how much smaller the form factor is. LMAO. I think I can live with my slower load speed with my XBox One S since I still can purchased used low cost disc games and also use it as a BlueRay movie player and or play my old music CDs.
FYi - The Xbox One X supports Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. So, there goes the spatial audio theory…
Nice videos and nice portable screen💯
Thanks!! It's a nice setup!
@@BenRowlands You’re welcome it really is😌💯
I recently purchased a one x and intend to upgrade it with an SSD.. .. the blue ray drive and added GPU horsepower was what won it over for me... as i still have some dvds and i picked up Fable 2 for 360 for just £2 .. which is less than a Starbucks coffee, yes you can get Fable 2 and some 360 games with ultimate game pass... but sometimes i may not want to pay the £11 a month fee... So, imo.. the one x wins with an ssd upgrade.. .. great video though 😁
Hope you like no new games, slower loading times, and outdated fraphics
@@derrickray4666 dude, that was 7 mnth ago.. i now own a PS5 with a high end M.2 SSD installed
Been waiting 4 dz video
Hope you enjoyed it!
@@BenRowlands 100% sure...from GHANA🇸🇳
The answer is so easy. Series S had new next gen technology that the older consume just can't do, and we've already discussed how 60fps 1080p is better for gaming than 4K 30fps. Also there are some games that can reach 120fps and even at 4K (like the Orí saga)
I never used the internal storage for games on one x, just used a portable 2tb ssd
I have a 1080p TV but for me physical games are a priority (I have a big physical games library for 360 and One games) , I love the Series S but it would be perfect for me if it had a disc drive, so the One X is the console for me
yeah having physical discs makes a diffrence especailly a large library however if its a game you knkw for a fact youll enjoy and wanna keep playing gettingna digitsl purchase isnt to bad of an option ive been slowly building a digital game libray over oast year inhave about 15 games i got them at great prices with gamepass discounts and will look and pkay even better on the series s once i get one then there is the newer game releases only for next gen consoles so intry to carfulky pick my digital games
It’s sad that these are even comparable
They need to drop the original xbox one and xbox one s. They could still continue to support xbox one x and they should do that sine the one x came out later towards the console's major life cycle.
Here's the problem. The Xbox One X was designed as a member of the Xbox One family. It has more RAM and a more powerful GPU but is limited by the Jaguar architecture the same way the One and One S are. The Series X and S are much more capable being Zen 2/RDNA 2 machines
@@MichaelJamesonofgoogle Microsoft marketed the one x that it would be sustainable for the future market. That was directly from Microsoft. And its on par with the Series S. Technically its the 3rd most powerful console as of now.
@@mvpheat Nope nope and nope. Microsoft said it was the most powerful console in 2017. And it has been around for 6 almost 7 years. They didn't say it was their next generation console. So that future you speak of has come and gone. Microsoft has already discounted it for a reason. It's not on par with the series s. Just because it can do 4k don't make it better.
@@Zakurablade wrong and wrong. look into it Microsoft did say it was would have next gen support while marketing the one x before its release in press confrences. GTA 5 should get the same update the series S got. the console is capable of it. The xbox series s has 4 terraflops and the one x has 6 terraflops. I will never buy a series x or a series s.
@@mvpheat Nothing I said was wrong but all facts. If you wanna be blind and play on a discounted console that's your problems.
i have a xbox series s and i like it alot
It is awesome!!
As someone who could never get behind the Xbox hype, I absolutely love my Series S! if they actually got together and made some proper games then this one would be golden imo. And this is coming from a PlayStation man.
Halo Infinite runs at a dynamic 1440p/60fps resolution on One X in performance mode.
For me, the disc drive is the make-or-break must-have feature. 💿
Series S cuz the small form factor is pretty baller.
The size is so good!
I have Series S for Jedi Survivor, RE4 and Dead Space Remake. Tekken 8 is coming!
You misrepresented the One X resolution comparison for Performance mode for Halo Infinity, which runs around 2K and looks much clearer than Series S, which has a dynamic resolution maxing out at 1080P. In fact, this game is the most damning example of Series S, considering it’s 1st party.
Ben Roland's the doctor who of tech
Got a series s plus an external storage and it's amazing
The series s is good because it can fit in travel bags whenever you travel somewhere 👍 the ones with medium to big pockets
Still loving my X1X. I am still not in need of a series console.
The Lord performance to be perfectly honest I’m still much rather have a consult I can play physical games. I much rather have a PlayStation one or an Nintendo 64 over an Xbox series S because they can still play games and the Xbox series. S is not going to be able to still play games after 15 years, I would give it 10 years.
Even if a performance or graphical drop is needed for my console to play physical games, I’ll take it and besides the older console that can play physical games is still more appealing and still looks fantastic the Xbox One X the games still look fantastic even if it is an older console
i would prefer the Xbox One X over Series S just for the disc drive
I LOVED my one x ... truly was one of my favorite xboxs of all time and I have owned them all as a OG xbox fan. (Bought my first xbox 2001 with summer lawn money). First time I booted up halo5 on the one x and saw jt running at 4k 60... honestly it was just stunning ( sadly the story sucked but luckily MP was still fun enough with firefight and infection).
That said the CPU In the series S is truly a world apart from the sad jaguar cpu In the one x. I honestly was hoping leading up to the consoles reveal in 2020 that they would find a way to more or less put the one xs GPU in a newer form factor with the nice ryzen CPU that was rumored ...sadly it wasn't quite that but hey the series S is still an amazing console and I respect tha heck out of it for being SMALL/EASY/PORTABLE and last but not least AFFORDABLE 👏 👏
Honestly il put up with slower load times for a better resolution with the one X. I was excited about the series s when i ordered it. forza 5 looks amazing. BUT every other game i played looked terrible. Reminded me of when i got the first xbox one. Its fast, loads quick, nice smooth gameplay but i just cant look at the image and enjoy the game with most games being 1080p. Especially on a 65 inch tv. Its a one s with series x load times. In my opinion its a step back from the one x regardless of what some people may say. Its more of a glorified one s. Maybe in the future games can be better optimised for it
I play on the same size screen as you do with my series s and disagree. It looks way better then the one s. And alot of games especially now look better then the one x.
I also have to disagree xss looks amazing on my TV and come on the Xbox one x performance is below xss in every category I could never put up with slower loading times some game take almost 2 minutes to load no think at resolution can't never beat game play and performance sorry
@@kenroyforrester156So performance in every category skips the 2 missing teraflops and additional ram?
@O. ArzaIuz look it's better like it or not it has been proven that series s is better the one x can never do Ray tracing or even play cyberpunk at 60fps I don't know why people hate the series s the one x is old and slow and can't do 60fps in modern games sure it's 4k but it's old
@@kenroyforrester156 Its "old" ..nice argument.
The naming is very confusing. Until recently I thought the series S was just the old one s
I always tell people to get the series x/s solely because it's the current gen system. Microsoft will eventually end support for the Xbox one. That said, the games I play generally benefit more from the higher resolution of the Xbox one x, but I'd still buy the series s if I could only have 1. It's a better long term investment
Nobody cares lol.
Microsoft will continue to support the One consoles until at least 2025.
@@ymkyourmoneyking8157 lmao 🤣 but u reply dumbass 😂😂 so u do care
@@boi7644 you are trying to reply to something from 2022? Aren’t you a bum? Logout
Well my Xbox 360 is still going strong so I expect my Xbox One X will give me many more years of fun!
Microsoft confirms Xbox series s/x upgrade for next generation RT + 60-120 FPS,is this true? Love your content, keep it up!
They release rdna 2 vrs feature which will increase the performance of the console. If its lazy Devs then we may get the same looking and performing games again.
@@manojvenkatesan904 thanks appreciate your input, will this be a software update on the console or is it on the gaming developers side?
@@christiaanvanderschyff8382 Its on the developers side feature to optimize the games.
I just bought an Xbox one X project scorpion edition for $110 and I switched out the hard drive to SSD for like $50
Man you're the mascot for series s ☺️
He's literally just stating the obvious
@@jacobporter419 but he kinda devoted his earlier work mostly to xbss, that made me say so...
I Have Xbox Series S & Ps5 But I Spend More More Time With Xbox Series S 😊
Wich is better for fifa 23?
bought a xbodx one x console only, for 100 pound, new paste and its running nicely
One x supports kinect2.0, that is why I am not in a hurry to upgrade either way.
ok i subbed ben i do like ur videos
Thanks!! Hope you keep enjoying the content!
got a one x for 120 quid from a friend from work for me its a huge difference to my old xbox one
The fact we're comparing a last gen console to a current gen says alot about the one x though!
I still rock the one x and love the machine.
Can someone do a review with 1080p displays. That I think it's the best these consoles excel at.
I had a one s.. i sold it for 200 bucks... i got a used xbox one x for 170 bucks... plus a lot of disc games for a few bucks... i also got a samsung 4k monitor ips for 300 bucks... so when i am done with the disc games... the price for the xbox one x will drop... there is going to be more content at a cheaper price... so in the long run investing on a one x while waiting for the price o series x to drop is way more lucrative.
xbox one x idc what you say i hate buying games the digital way
My brother just got a series S and I have the one x, Ive noticed that their super similar in performance, but I've seen some games run better on the one x and vise versa, still wish I waited to pick up a new series S instead of buying a scalped old consle and then my brother picking a new one up for 250$ but I don't really regret anything and I quite enjoy having all the disc games to myself :3 oh btw the speed of the drive on the series is INSANE, like u could have 5 different games open and switch in between them with a snap and even when power was cut it still retained the saves, though idk how long that would last
The xss is faster than xbox one x by far
I mean, I’ve had the Xbox 1s ever since it was released and still have it to this day, but I’m considering getting an Xbox series X just for an upgrade
I do love the Xbox Series S more. Faster loading times, ray tracing, and quick resume make up for it. Also, 60fps on modern games is a must. There are Xbox Series X/S games that only run on next gen which makes the Xbox One X an even worse option. You can still enjoy next gen games on the One X only through cloud gaming. I tried this on the Xbox One S and you do only have access to certain next gen games through cloud gaming on last gen consoles. You can find used Xbox Series S consoles for under $200 now which is the best deal in gaming history for price to performance blowing PC out of the water for the price. It's hard finding a PC at that price that can run GTA 5 maybe at 30fps😂. The Xbox Series S can also run GTA 5 with ray tracing and have 3 different modes. RT, RT performance, and performance without ray tracing.
the series S not having a disk drive is a bit of a pain.... still better in performance and future proofing....
An Xbox One X since I have a lot of disc games AND the X has 1 TB of space versus the 512 on the Series S. Wait until you see the price of a 1 TB memory card for Series S.
Can you do a video on the new Nintendo switch.
Does it make sense buying Xbox one x when already have series s