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Xbox One X review and price

Xbox One X review and price

Xbox one x it's still the most powerful gaming console on the planet, and stands to hold that title for the rest of the current console generation. If you're looking to buy an Xbox One X, you can't just consider the 4K box itself. You also have to consider the ecosystem attached to it: games, media, and beyond. Unlike purchasing a gaming PC, with a console purchase, you're also locking yourself into a specific storefront. You're also trading the potential versatility of Windows for the out-of-the-box usability of a closed, standardized hardware ecosystem.

The Xbox One X and Xbox landscape are a whole lot different than the original Xbox One in 2013. If you're already a diehard Xbox fan, Microsoft knows you're going to buy this box. But for lapsed fans who left the platform for PlayStation 4 at the start of this generation.

XBox One X Tech Specs


CPU - Custom CPU AT 2.3GHz eight cores.

Graphics - Custom GPU at 1.72 GHz with 40 CUs, polaris features, and six teraflops (TF)

Memory - 12 GB of GDDR5 RAM at 6.8GHz with 326GB/s bandwidth.

Storage - Starting at 1 TB HDD

Wireless - Wireless IEEE 802.11ac dual band (5GHz and 2.4GHz) and dedicated dual-band Xbox Wireless radio.

Connection and expansions - HDMI-in, HDMI-out, one front facing USB 3.0, two rear facing USB 3.0, IR receiver andblaster, SPDIF digital audio, and Ethernet (IEEE 802.3 10/100/1000)

Power supply - 245W (internal)

Disk drive - 4KUHD Blu ray drive

Dimensions - 11.81 in x 9.45 n x 2.36 in (30 cm x 24 cm x 6cm)

Weight - 8.4 Ibs (3.81 kg)

In the box - Xbox One X console, Xbox Wireless Controller, HDMI cable, Power cable, one month Xbox Game pass trial, 14 day Xbox live gold trial

Price - 499 dollars


Which is better X Box one X or PS4

Xbox One X is better technically than the PS4 Pro, as it is more powerful and finds it easier to push native 4K gaming resolutions. However, the PS4 Pro can also handle 4K, HDR gameplay too via some clever upscaling tech, so it all depends on your ecosystem preference, budget (the PS4 Pro is £100 cheaper), and desire for a Ultra HD Blu-ray player, which the X comes equipped with.