| The updated flagship console from Microsoft features increased built-in storage of 2TB, allowing you to store more games and download large projects without the need for additional drives. The console retains a minimalist sleek design with a compact form factor, easily fitting into any gaming corner and supporting both vertical and horizontal placements. As before, the device is powered by the AMD Zen 2 eight-core processor and the AMD RDNA 2 graphics card with performance up to 12 teraflops, certified to play games in 4K resolution with HDR support and up to 120Hz refresh rate. With 16GB of RAM, it's sufficient for modern projects, and backward compatibility allows running games from Xbox O more→ne and Xbox 360, preserving achievements and progress. The console is compatible with a variety of peripherals including various Xbox controller modifications, steering wheels, third-party gamepads, and headsets supporting 3D Audio. On the multimedia side, the Xbox Series X supports 4K video playback, Dolby Atmos, and DTS, as well as streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, and YouTube. Integration with the Xbox ecosystem and Game Pass subscription provides access to a vast library of AAA games, including Microsoft exclusives like Halo Infinite, Forza Horizon 5, and Starfield. With the Game Pass Ultimate subscription, cloud gaming is available, allowing you to play on various devices without installation. The console comes bundled with two DualSense controllers for immediate cooperative gaming sessions.
The console's standout features include increased 2TB storage for more games without additional drives, powerful AMD Zen 2 and RDNA 2 hardware for 4K gaming, 16GB RAM supporting modern games, backward compatibility preserving progress, and integration with Game Pass for accessing a vast game library. The design is sleek and compact, fitting easily in any setup. | |