Review on Game console Microsoft Xbox One S All Digital 1024 GB HDD, white by Stanislaw Kosciukiew ᠌

🟢The most beautiful console I've seen - nice minimalism and uniformity of all functions, starting with the UI: the nickname, the main background and colors can be easily changed. The main keys of the gamepad are conveniently graded by color, including in many games. The joystick itself lies pleasantly in the hands, has a comfortable embossed coating. The console can be turned off directly with the button or at a distance - through the joystick. Games and apps are sorted into internal categories or on the main page for easy access. Tiles since the 8th Windows do not enrage: all information is intuitively sorted. 🟢A virtual profile avatar is available for customization both from the xbox 360 and the new one. It doesn't affect anything, but if you're an aesthete and want your character to flaunt a costume from your favorite game, then there's plenty of that. Most notable costumes from specific games are available for the original 360 boxing avatar; the new avatar is more detailed and doesn't look like a doll. 🟢The dimensions are acceptable, it can be placed on a table and even a shelf, packed tightly. Weighs only 2 kg. Virtually silent and doesn't get too hot. There are enough connectors: 3 for USB, 2 for HDMI. 🟢Many ways to set up the gamepad: remotely via Bluetooth 10 Windows or batteries, by purchasing a USB cable or battery. 🟢It is convenient to watch movies, moreover, with changing audio tracks, adjusting the rewind on the gamepad and switching the file with one button. 🟢Unlimited access to almost 200 subscription games, including titles of any caliber - from modest indies to AAA like Red Dead Redemption 2. Sometimes a game pass can be found cheaper. 🟢Rich library of games. Most xbox/360 projects through backwards compatibility. Games of past generations are by default cheaper (from 4 to 24 dollars) and also flash on sales. The fact that there are no exclusives is not entirely true. There are dozens of games that were released only in the xbox family. Despite the fact that some console exclusives were on PS3, they lag there. There are also unique DLCs like the Prince of Persia epilogue.