XBOX

Xbox Series S Console

9.5

• - Internal Storage: 512GB
• - Screen: None
• - Audio: External
• - Game Format: Digital
• - Accessories Included: 1 controller

Thinking About Buying an Xbox Series S? Read This First!

Getting a new game console is a big deal! You should think about a few important things before you spend your money.

1. How Much Money Do You Have? Figure out how much you want to spend. The Xbox Series S costs less than the Xbox Series X. If you're trying to save money, the Series S might be a good choice.

2. How Good Does It Need To Be? Think about how important the graphics and speed of the console are to you. The Xbox Series S doesn't have quite as much power as the Series X, and it only plays games you download, not from discs. The Series S shows games at 1440p resolution, which is still good, but not as sharp as the 4K on the Series X. It also doesn't have as much space to store games. If you want the best possible graphics and the most space, the Series X might be better.

3. What Games Do You Want to Play? See what games you can play on the console. The Xbox Series S can play most of the games that worked on the older Xbox One. It also works with Xbox Game Pass, which is like a Netflix for games! You pay a monthly fee and get access to tons of games. If you really like certain games, make sure they work on the console you're thinking about buying.

1. Can I put game discs in the Xbox Series S?

No, you can't. The Xbox Series S doesn't have a place to put game discs. You have to download all your games from the Xbox Store or use Xbox Game Pass.

2. Can I use my old Xbox One stuff with the Xbox Series S?

Yes! Most of your old Xbox One stuff will work with the Xbox Series S. That includes your controllers, headsets, and other things you plug into your Xbox.

3. Can the Xbox Series S show games in 4K?

Not really. The Xbox Series S can only show games up to 1440p. It's not as sharp as 4K like the Xbox Series X. It can make the picture look a little better on a 4K TV, but it's not the same as true 4K.

The Xbox Series S is a good deal for gamers who don't need the absolute best graphics and don't mind downloading all their games. It has a lot of games to choose from and can play older Xbox One games. But, if you want to play in 4K or need a lot of space for your games, the Xbox Series X might be a better choice. Think about how much money you want to spend, how good you want the games to look, and what games you want to play before you decide!

Xbox Series S Console

9.5

• - Internal Storage: 512GB
• - Screen: None
• - Audio: External
• - Game Format: Digital
• - Accessories Included: 1 controller