I tried using my xbox for the first time to play fortnite with my nephews, everything was going okay. We were all so excited. Then it had me make a microsoft account, i did. It wanted me to add a password, i did. Then it wanted me to confirm the password, i did and then it went back to "add a password". I sat there for 2 hours 2 different times trying different things or just doing it over and over again hoping it would eventually work. I had all the correct credentials for the password (uppercase, lowercase, number, and symbol i believe) So that isn't the problem either. I can't even factory reset it to see if that will work like google recommended bc when i hold down the button to do that, nothing happens. so i paid almost $300 to be stuck on a constant loop of asking for me to add then confirm a password. i have asked so many people if they know, i have googled it, only thing i have not done is taken it to a professional because i cannot afford the service. I'm so disappointed!

The Xbox Series S is an affordable entry into the next generation of gaming, offering a fast, efficient, and enjoyable experience. It's perfect for me who doesn’t mind a step down in graphics in exchange for a more budget-friendly price point. The speed of the system, especially with Quick Resume, is impressive and makes it a solid choice for me. Overall Rating: 8/10

Bought for my son for Christmas, does not work. Can never connect to network, it claims that we don’t own games that we’ve owned for years, we go to the store, it does say we own it, we go to install them, constant error message. Won’t let me load gift cards onto it, won’t let me make purchases, hasn’t worked since the day I brought it home. Save your money and buy a PlayStation.

I bought this as a holiday gift for my husband. He absolutely LOVES it...though I now fear I may never get time alone with my husband again. lol. j/k. It's a great system. The S series is completely digital which has its pros and cons. The pros are everything can be bought through the Xbox store so we don't have to worry about having a collection of boxes for games. The cons are that, knowing my husband and his gaming habits, he's going to need more storage for his games sooner than later.

It was a great thing to buy for me and if you have kids they might need some help but unless you want full parental control I recommend you to say parent because I had accidentally clicked the kid and we had to reset the Xbox, but overall it was a great buy.

I've always loved Xbox, this is just a better play experience. The only dislike I have after about a month is the storage size. most games now are between 50GB and 100 GB, while there are some that are as low as 20 GB and as high as 180 GB, your average will be around 60-80. Ive been able to have about 5 or 6 high quality games downloaded at the same time. The console still allows you to connect an external SSD(solid state drive) so theres still potential for more storage capacity.

The Xbox Series S is an affordable gaming system, offering solid performance and great value without the high price tag of the Series X. Pros: Affordable Price Fast Load Times Xbox Game Pass: Access to hundreds of games for a low monthly fee. Compact Design: Small, sleek, and easy to store or travel with. Backward Compatibility: Play many older Xbox games with improved performance. Good Visuals: Supports 1440p resolution and ray tracing for beautiful graphics. Cons: Limited Storage: The 512GB SSD fills up quickly. No 4K: Maxes out at 1440p, which may be a downside for 4K TV owners. Digital-Only: No disc drive, so all games must be digital. Less Powerful: Not as powerful as the Series X, especially for demanding games. Conclusion: The Xbox Series S is a fantastic option for gamers who want great performance at a lower price. It’s fast, compact, and offers great value with Xbox Game Pass, though it lacks 4K support and has limited storage. Perfect for those who want a solid gaming experience without the premium price.

system is nice however be prepared to buy an additional external hardrive the amount this system gives being that it is a digital system is not enough my kids downloaded only 2 games and thats it they cannot download anything else. 512GB is nothing. other then the amount of space the system has its really not bad. I am more disappointed that i have to put out another $85 for an external but live and learn.

I've Been An X-Box Gamer For Over 15 Years. I Purchased My Last X-BOX ONE Second Hand From WalMart Over 5 Years Ago and It Just Kinked Out. This Time I Wanted To Upgrade and I Purchased The XBOX Series S, Not 2nd Hand But Brand New. What Can I Say About It? 'I Love It' and I Am Pleasantly Surprised at How Small It Is Compared To The XBOX ONE, Wow, The Casing Shrunk A lot. Takes Up Alot Less Room On My TV Stand. Set Up Was A Breeze and Connection To My Internet Service Was as Quick As Me Typing In My Internet Password. I Must Admit I Was A Bit Leary About Purchasing The X-BOX Series S In The Color White, Because All Of My Gaming Consoles Have Always Been Black. I Was Very Nervous About How It Would Look On My Black TV Stand. Surprisingly It Really Looks Good and It Is Aesthetically Pleasing To Me. I Don't Write Reviews Too Often, But I Had To Write A Review On My Purchase of The XBOX Series S Because Its' An Upgrade From My XBOX ONE. I Also Still Have My XVOX 360 Which I Also Purchased From WalMart Many Years Ago And It Still Works Like Its' Brand New. Purchase Most Of My Electronic Gadgets From WalMart Because Whether I Purchase It Brand New or Used I Am NEVER Disappointed Because I Am On A Tight Budget The Prices Are Always Within My Price Range. Thank You WalMart and The XBOX Manufacturers For Coming Through For Me Once Again.

I like the small physical size, I do not like the digital size. I download five games and that was the storage limit. I had to upgrade (purchase 100$ off eBay) the HDD with an expansion card and a five terabyte external HDD (purchase 120$ off Amazon).