Xbox one X/S ?

STEE · 30-03-2022 06:36PM #1

Whats the difference between the Xbox one X and the Xbox one S ? like is the performance the same ??? Id like to get a white xbox one x 1tb but, cant find any new for 399 euro. Theres only one on Ebay which is 630 euro (but that's the price of the new Xbox one series x So, whats the point paying 600 yoyos on the old ) Amazon had them back in stock but they sold out quick I thought maybe why not buy the S because, of the price. But, will I still get the same performance in games compared to an X ??? or should I just buy an X second hand like new

STEE · 30-03-2022 06:39PM

Is it just loading times, That all in the difference ???

SuperBowserWorld · 30-03-2022 09:24PM

Series S | X have much much faster loading times and better graphics. Eg higher frame rates and resolutions ..

If you plan to play a lot the get the XBox Series X new. They are much easier to get now. It's not Xmas time. Pay 500 and no more for a new one, i.e. the RRP.

I wouldn't bother with the old last gen one x or one s unless you get one real cheap. You can easily get a Series S for 299 new.

The Series S is already showing it's limitations, no 4K, no disk drive and half the storage. So, Series X for the long run. But Series S still good.

Also the 3 years for gamepads ultimate deal for about 120 or less is a no-brainer if you are going into Xbox land.

STEE · 30-03-2022 10:47PM

I found a refurbished Xbox One X on Cex for 280 euro Comes with a 24 month warranty I guess that the cheapest I will find one for

SuperBowserWorld · 31-03-2022 11:02AM

Microsoft make things so complicated 😀 with their stupid console names.

So, if you don't care too much about 4K or disk based games then the Series S will give you 1440p, much faster loading and much newer hardware brand new for 299.

Also brand new controller etc etc, access to Series S | X games ... Also Series S | X are silent ... That second hand one x might be noisy etc etc

Faster loading may not sound much, but it's a game changer for me. It's seconds Vs minutes sometimes.

Not sure disk based stuff means anything anymore unless you want to sell your games. If you wait long enough games are always discounted digitally ,.always sales and then their is game pass ..

theteal · 31-03-2022 11:26AM

I think the One S should be disregarded completely at this stage.

The One X will play 4k and is still a very decent console but being the owner of a Series X, it's painfully slow to go back to. Mine is still used for media/apps in the living room. Also they're known to get noisy as the factory application of thermal paste was terrible - many people have fixed their own.

The Series S by all accounts is quick and performs decently but is fixed to lower res (not necessarily a bad thing) and has no disk drive. Very competitively priced too. At this stage, if you don't need the disk drive, I'd opt for this over the One X (not something I would have said when first released)

Series X is the daddy. I don't even leave mine in quick start mode as it's starts quickly enough in energy saver. I thought stock levels were better these days.

STEE · 31-03-2022 08:20PM

I found a new Xbox one x 1tb for $529.99 from Walmart in america. Are xbox ones region locked or will the only difference be the plug ???

adrian522 · 31-03-2022 09:07PM

xbox one x is the previous generation, xbox series x is the latest one.

SuperBowserWorld · 31-03-2022 09:12PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118862872#Comment_118862872

Just get a new one RRP from Smyths , garmestop , harvey Norman etc locally keep an eye out... It's not Xmas anymore ...

wotzgoingon · 31-03-2022 09:19PM

$529 dollars how is that a good deal for a console that was released a few years ago. I won't repeat what the others said but I agree with them so if you didn't catch them the first time re-read through the thread.