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November 2017
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Exceptional graphics if you have a 4K TV
Sleek design
Smaller (but heavier)
Powerful and perfectly suited to the new gaming era
Published: 2017-06-30, Author: Keith , review by: theguardian.com
Abstract: Several years ago, Xbox chief Phil Spencer, went to Microsoft's CEO, Satya Nadella, and CFO, Amy Hood, with a somewhat unorthodox plan for the company's latest console. It is not unheard of for a games machine to receive a hardware update at some point in...
Clean, detailed and immersive 4K image, Bright and punchy HDR, Improved user interface, Bitstream audio support,
Picture and sound can be bettered for less money, Some set-up quirks, No 4K pass-through over HDMI, 1TB hard drive isn't big enough,
The Xbox interface has never been better and the X's new bitstreaming ability brings it into line with common 4K Blu-ray decks, which can only be a good thing. There's also a bump in Blu-ray picture quality and its audio abilities are more rounded.But the...
Published: 2017-06-16, Author: Jon , review by: T3.com
Games look phenomenal, Dolby Atmos is a game-changer, Compact size
Expensive, Drab colour-scheme
Microsoft has finally given the world its first look at the Xbox One X, the new console that's capable of pushing out over a whopping 8 million pixels of HDR-equipped pixels. The games look and sound better than they ever have before, just make sure you h...
The Xbox One X is massively powerful and comes at a steep price. But compared to the equivalent gaming PC, it's exceptionally cheap. Right now, its appeal is slightly limited by the selection of launch titles, but if you're a Forza, Assassin's Creed or Ge...
The Xbox One X is massively powerful and comes at a steep price. But compared to the equivalent gaming PC, it's exceptionally cheap. Right now, its appeal is slightly limited by the selection of launch titles, but if you're a Forza, Assassin's Creed or Ge...
Published: 2017-06-13, Author: Jon , review by: techradar.com
Native 4K gaming, Impressive HDR performance, Dolby Atmos support
Expensive, Not all games will support extra features, Reduced benefit to Full HD TV owners
At double the price of the Xbox One S, the Xbox One X feels like a premium piece of hardware for anyone that's invested in a 4K TV and is just dying to find a machine to make the most out of it. Sure, the PS4 Pro offers similar functionality, but upscalin...
Super speedy,Packed with power and potential,Native 4K gaming at 60fps,Great 4K Blu-ray player,Dolby Atmos support
Still very pricey,With Project Scarlett due in 2020 perhaps it's best to wait for the next gen
It's hard to actually say what it's like to play on an Xbox One X in preference to a One S, partly because the games were running on devkits, but mainly because we were using the exact same controller and didn't get any glimpse of the front end.You don't...
Published: 2017-06-12, Author: Keith , review by: theguardian.com
Abstract: Microsoft's new Xbox model is named Xbox One X and will ship on 7 November with a $499/£449 price tag, the company has revealed.The final name of the machine, previously known as Project Scorpio, reflects the title of the tweaked Xbox One S machine, launc...
For most people the Xbox One S will prove a better purchase than the Scorpio. It's cheaper, it runs the same games, and you can grab one right now - or wait for the price to potentially drop even further once the One X is out. Still, if you're the type to...
For now, picking up the PS4 Pro looks like a pretty safe bet. It's a lot cheaper than Microsoft's alternative, especially if you're hoping to take up VR as well. It may lag slightly in performance and power, but probably not enough for the average player...
