In many ways the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S are very similar. On the other hand, we also realize it's a luxury to own a single console for the living room an extra one might be pushing it.
This is particularly true since most Xbox Series X/S games are also available on PC, and your save data can carry over - especially true if you use Xbox Game Pass Ultimate ($15 per month). The Xbox Series S is easy to fit into any setup, and easy to move around.įor this reason, the Xbox Series S makes a fantastic secondary console for a bedroom, child's room, guest room - you get the idea. It's one of the smallest, lightest consoles in years, and it fits perfectly in an entertainment center - or simply next to a TV on a dresser. The little white console (with the tasteful black vents on top) is only 10.8 x 5.9 x 2.6 inches, and 4.3 pounds. This is where the Xbox Series S positively shines. It's not at all guaranteed to fit in your entertainment center, particularly if you want it in a horizontal configuration. While the Xbox Series X is a pretty console, there's no denying that it's pretty big: 11.9 x 5.9 x 5.9 inches, and 9.8 pounds. This means that if you have a lot of physical media - be they movies, TV shows, or backwards-compatible games - the Xbox Series X offers a huge advantage over the Series S. The Xbox Series X also has a 4K Blu-ray player built in the Xbox Series S is a purely digital console. But if you have a high-end TV, save your pennies for the Series X. If you have a 1080p TV or 1440p monitor - and plan to keep using it for a few more years - the Series S is an easy sell. Qualitatively speaking, the Xbox Series S looks good and plays well, even on 4K displays.
The Series X also has much better draw distance in optimized games. The Xbox Series X supports ray-tracing on a huge variety of games, while the Series S has much more limited ray-tracing support. While the Xbox Series S has 4K upscaling and HDR features, it's not quite the same thing as having a native 4K display. In our tests, the Xbox Series X performed better than the Xbox Series S across the board - not surprising, considering the Series X's hardware.
0 kommentar(er)
