Editors Liked
- A lot of games will get a power boost, with support for Xbox, Xbox 360, and Xbox One titles
- Sleek design
- Ultra HD Blu-ray
- Clean, detailed and immersive 4K image
- Native 4K HDR gaming
Editors Didn't Like
- You need external storage, 1TB isn't enough
- Timeliness of Xbox One Enhanced patches is unclear
- Expensive
- Really needs a 4K TV
- Games aren't always 60fps
- Picture and sound can be bettered for less money
With a gaming PC's worth of graphical horsepower housed inside a deceivingly small package, the Xbox One X does what no console has done before: Native 4K HDR gaming. However, while games look absolutely stunning, with a fantastic level of detail accentuated by the console's HDR support, their larger file sizes will mean that the 1TB hard drive fills up fast. Minor faux pas aside, the Xbox One X fulfills the promise of 4K HDR gaming and offers the most premium gaming experience on a console, bar none.
As reviewed by TechRadar