Pros
- +price + appearance + build quality console and gamepad + tactile gamepad feedback + performance + game subscription + silent
Cons
- absolutely no flaws
Pros
- Design: - everyone sees differently. But it is concise and my opinion fits perfectly into any interior. Quick start is great. I used to think that only I have such inconstancy in games. I went into one game for 5 minutes, and then you start another. And now, it's pure pleasure. Switching between games 2-5 seconds. Hooray, finally the SSD drive has become the common property of consoles. Instant downloads, no downloads. I really liked the new gamepad. Although it discharges faster or I began to play more. GamePass subscriptions are a smart move and now without it you don't see the point of buying a console at all. Hundreds of games, and not only 100 years old, but also new items, etc.
Cons
- The cost of an additional SSD should not be 50% of the cost of the console. This is not correct in my opinion. I understand 15,000, well, ok 17,000, but not 25,990. SX has no PC streaming capability, Xbox One X works, SX doesn't. This is convenient when you can't play for TV, you broadcast on PC and play there with a gamepad. Situations are different, before, too, was skeptical about this function.
Pros
- - All!
Cons
- - buyout price - difficulties with buying from officials (yes, this is the 21st century we have, on planet Earth)
Pros
- Nimble prefix, I took it as a replacement for a computer, I paid for the ultimate subscription for a year, I will test it Gamepad comfortable The box itself is quiet and small
Pros
- Very cool console! Moved from xbox one s, happy with everything.
Cons
- No
Pros
- power, design, no noise, download speed, backwards compatibility, the ability to quickly switch between games
Cons
- disadvantages are purely subjective, I did not find for myself
Pros
- What can I say, cool prefix. The graphics are fiery, the gamepad is comfortable. The combination of a 55 inch TV set and speakers turns out to be very cool.
Cons
- Indicator on the gamepad and the X-Box itself. It would be cool if they could be turned off. As part of family life, I play at night and without light, the light of the indicators hits my eyes. Therefore, electrical tape to help, but it looks like a .
Pros
- - Quick Resume - finally you can play something sessional or a race, without a long load in an RPG for 100 hours that you go through - this is convenient - Graphics in current optimized projects compared to xone x has become better - but not globally - in general, this is still noticeably less than the difference between xone s vs xone x - but still there. Ray tracing and 60fps is good, but not always noticeable. I prefer to choose in the settings "quality" + VRR in the TV settings - this gives 45-90 fps, a good resolution and good quality - Downloads have decreased - There are fewer small friezes in the menu and during downloads - The store began to work better - although this is MB due to the fact that the T-shirts on the servers corrected something - A long-lived gamepad on batteries is a great blessing - but non-removable Li-Pos are evil, because they are not durable, and they do not last long - it's easier to discharge Ni-MH batteries for xbox - I can't stand all the dancing with power banks with a curling iron - quiet - like xone x, quieter than original xone and x360, and just super quiet when compared to ps3, ps4, ps4 pro (ps5 is also quiet, but - with xbox disc is quieter than ps5 with disc - albeit a little bit )
Cons
- - D-pad in the new gamepad - cracks when pressed, especially if you play a fighting game - A sign would not hurt where the bottom is when installed horizontally - It would be nice to be able to unscrew the round stand for vertical installation when placed horizontally
Pros
- Powerful. Noiseless. Small. Game Pass subscription.
Cons
- No
Pros
- Gamepass, power, convenience, silence
Cons
- Gamepass
Pros
- Cool device, all modern AAA games on 4k TV, very worthy!
Cons
- They simply don’t exist, the only thing I want is a gamepad so that it doesn’t lag behind the playstation in terms of functionality (dualsens), or at least has the ability to connect such gamepads (which is stupid)
Pros
- Powerful console for a reasonable price
Cons
- Cleavage on the top edge
Pros
- Price quality
Cons
- No
Pros
- Design. Subscription. Storage device. Power.
Cons
- Clicking buttons on the gamepad. Gamepad batteries required.
Pros
- Quiet. Productive. Strict design. Fits into any environment
Cons
- There is none of them
Pros
- Memory capacity, compact, fast loading games
Cons
- added a central button "screenshot" and no rubber bands
Pros
- Stable price of $500 for a ready-made game solution for 10 years. Strict appearance, performance, stable operation without dancing with a tambourine like on a PC, no defects in the first revisions, cooling noise level, outlet air temperature 46 degrees (warms in winter), then HDMI 2.1 (40Gb / s), HDR, Dolby Vision , Dolby Atmos, Dolbit Normalno in the eyes and ears, fast SSD fast loading of locations, speed of loading games over Wi-Fi network, gamepad on AA batteries. Technologies: Quick Resume, FPS boost, Smart Delivery, backwards compatibility, support for RDNA 2.0, VRR, ALLM and other machine learning-type architecture hardware technologies that simplify and improve game development. I have listed only the main chips that I immediately received from the box and saw them in action. Fully compatible with my LG OLED CX65 TV, the result of the collaboration between LG and Microsoft, oh my eyes!
Cons
- Marky case, collects fingerprints. The gamepad (subjectively) is of high quality, but after controller4 my hands ached, namely the fingers that press the bumpers and triggers, because. his body is higher (see photo) and my big hands, though for 5 years of playing on PS4, have completely grown into controller, and now, out of habit, they stretch their fingers to the buttons further and from this I experienced painful sensations such as cramped fingers. But a week later, the hands adapted and became friends with the XBOX gamepad. Another joke is that the controller has the X button (cross) at the bottom and the box has X on the left, and when they write "press X" on the screen in the game, I, out of old habit, negligently press A, whoever changed the gamepads will understand)) Then the cross is loud and oak, the XYAB buttons have to be pressed harder for the action to work, while the controller has all the buttons soft and quiet. Most likely, the rubber bands and springs will develop over time and there will be norms. I will add that HUGE + for the XBOX gamepad is a compartment for batteries and an accumulator, I use AA IKEA LADDA (ts.500r 4pcs) with a capacity of 2450mAh, 2pcs = 4900, while the controller acc. the capacity is 800, and the new dualsense has 1560. The controller was discharged in 6 hours of play without vibration, the batteries in the XBOX gamepad last for 30 hours, out of habit, I sat and waited for it to run out, it really lasts for a week, I was just shocked! I was so tired of charging the dual shock every time after the game, or sticking the wire during the game, it was annoying . And in boxing I just changed it to charged acc. and then went to ride, it's brilliant! It makes no sense to buy a second gamepad + charging dock, hello SONY. By the way, the resolution of the interface is 1080 but not critical, I think in the future they will make 4K this is not a problem. Didn't find any other deficiencies.
