I understand that it says console only but it would be great to add the power cords and the basics you need to operate it in the box I was disappointed when I opened the box to just see the system looking back at me I had switched from PlayStation to this console and was disappointed that it didn’t have a controller luckily I had a power cord to fit it but pls add these necessities to the box for future consumers

All my life I was PC guy. But my old one can't handle new games anymore and it's impossible to build or buy one without paying outrageous money. I have read that now consoles support keyboard and mouse to play games that's why I thought the console would be a good substitute for PC. But that is a lie. It seems that very few games support mouse and keyboard. There're adapters out there to use with unsupported games. From reading other people experience there're way too many problems with them. Not worth wasting time. I am not just stubbornly hate controllers but few years ago I injured my left thumb and now it doesn't work 100%. So I guess I goanna have to wait until PC prices becomes reasonable again. And by the way Microsoft did really bad job explaining the situation with mouse/ keyboard computability with x box.

I got this for my husband as an anniversary present. He has had it a month. It will randomly shut off and restart on its own. It will freeze and not let you do anything. Won’t let to pair controllers with it at times. Overall I am just so annoyed with the whole experience.

I have bought from seller before and everything was good the product worked and I had no issues. However I purchased this last min Xbox from seller for a Christmas gift and the AUDIO didn't not work at all. Hooked it up to different TV's, smart and non Smart and nothing. Double checked the sound settings

Fast load times, quick resume, its quite, that's all true but if you're coming from a one x you will be playing the one S version of games that are not optimized and you will notice the downgrade. a lot of games won't have ray tracing when the series x does. just wait for series x or ps5 worth the extra money

The best thing about the Series S is that you can get into next gen gaming without having to have a giant eye sore in your living room. No, its not as powerful as the Series X (or even the PS5) but right now the differences are minor enough that it will be good for a few years - just keep in mind that as next gen games are developed the Series S will get left behind - storage size, downloading time, resolution, refresh rates, etc. The Series S is more of a console to have in the living room and play with Game Pass with older games - it will work on the games coming out, but I don't see it as a "long term" console you'll still have in 4 or 5 years.

I upgraded from an original Xbox One and this has far exceeded my expectations! If you’re looking for next gen and don’t want to spend big $$ on an Xbox Series X then this is your answer. The only downside would be the storage but that shouldn’t hold you back on this console.

Small and compact. Will fit anywhere. Very quiet and easy to navigate around the UI. as a long time PlayStation player and ps5 owner I find myself liking this system quite a bit more. Would recommend for anyone making a switch. Also keeps me from changing discs everytime I want to play something else since its all digital.

It's not the Series X so I settled for it because it was so much easier to get BUT I actually really like this machine. It's powerful for how small it is. I would have liked for it to come in black but it's fine the way it is. The SSD makes a huge difference.

This little console packs a serious punch. Perfect for playing GamePass games and its compact size can be placed just about anywhere. Whether you have a 4K or 1080p TV, the games are going to look great and load much faster thanks to the SSD drive. While graphical performance may not be on par with the Series X, it's still ahead of the One X in both speed and performance.