Xbox Series S [Edizione: Regno Unito]

Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo, il corriere ha impiegato più di dieci giorni per la consegna

Recensito in Italia il 22 novembre 2020

Velocissima veramente un ottimo acquisto

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Marco Vestri

550€

Recensito in Italia il 24 novembre 2020

Non è venduta da Amazon. A chi si lamenta del prezzo, non la acquistate, solo così si combattono gli speculatori.
Non è un bene di prima necessità per cui si vive benissimo anche se si aspetta ad averla soprattutto perché tanto di giochi next gen non ce ne sono.

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Joey

Prezzo esagerato

Recensito in Italia il 19 novembre 2020

500€ per la serie S è un furto.

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Skunix0

hahahahhaha

Recensito in Italia il 21 novembre 2020

500 per la serie s bha

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Diego gonzalez

Rapina

Recensito in Italia il 23 novembre 2020

un furto pagare 500€

Recensito in Italia il 1 dicembre 2022

Ho comprato Xbox serie S nell'usato garantito da Amazon, devo dire che per il momento sono contento dell'acquisto. Lo consiglio

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Vern

The Perfect Living Room Companion

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 24 gennaio 2024

I decided to complement my Series X in my office/gaming room with an Xbox Series S for the living room, after having a new baby. The Series S became an ideal solution for me to enjoy some gaming while staying close to my little one whenever he conked out on my chest, without the need to move and risk waking him up.

My use of the Series S has been primarily for smaller "indie" games, as I tend to play the bigger AAA titles on the Series X. Despite not pushing it to its limits, the Series S has performed flawlessly for these games. And its compact size and minimalist look make it perfect for a living room setup and doesn't annoy the missus (too much).

Additionally, last Christmas, I bought a Series S for my dad along with a Game Pass subscription. He's been playing non-stop and has nothing but praise for it even with the larger titles.

In conclusion, the Xbox Series S might be the smaller sibling in the Xbox family, but it's a powerhouse for casual gaming. Its performance, coupled with its compact size, makes it an excellent choice for anyone looking to enjoy a wide range of games without the need for high-end gaming setup.

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Wonderful little backwards compatibility machine

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 31 gennaio 2021

This is a great console. It's obviously not as powerful as the Series X, but it doesn't need to be. The size is amazing, and can fit in any space, and plays every game available digitally on Xbox very well. I have a gaming PC so having this as a secondary device is a godsend. My partner also likes it as she can use it as a smart TV box for our dumb 1080p TV - it works with Plex, Prime Video, Netflix and so on.

The SSD is fast, with the system booting to the dashboard before my Logitech Harmony even fires up my TV and soundbar and sets them to the right inputs. Apps and games load very quickly, and for games Quick Resume is amazing.

At 1080p, the graphics look great. Some backwards compatible games aren't improved from the One S configuration (yet), but any game optimised for Series S|X loads quickly, looks amazing and has a higher framerate than the last-gen versions. If you have a PS4 or a One S, aren't interested in 4K and want a cheap upgrade to play Cyberpunk at an acceptable performance, you can't go wrong with this system.

Chances are, if you know the Xbox Series S isn't for you, you won't be reading this review. But if you're on the fence between this and a more expensive console you may want to think if the following applies to you:

If you have Game Pass and another system (like a PC or PS5) and want to play some legacy Xbox games and whatever MS is providing via Game Pass, this is an awesome system.

If you've got a spare room with a TV and you want an affordable games console to go in there, Xbox Series S is the way forward.

If all you want is an affordable way to play next-gen games for the foreseeable future, this is the console for you.

It's also great for kids who want to play Roblox, Fortnite and Minecraft and not much else. It'll be a big improvement on the Xbox Series S - just be mindful that if they have disc-based games they won't be playable on the Series S.

If you've got a 4K TV you probably want an Xbox Series X, PS5 or a good gaming PC, as games on this device will max out at 1080p-1440p. This console also doesn't have a disc drive so all your games and multimedia will need to be digital. Take that in mind.

There's a lot of good and niche reasons to own this device over a more expensive system - if you fit into one of those niches, £250 is well worth the price.

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BØASXPRS

Speed and Size

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 14 marzo 2024

That is a great console.
I had a Xbox one and it was fine, but a bit slow and a few games were migrating to only cloud or only Xbox series, so I decided to get one and my only regret is not to have a 4k monitor. The design of it, how compact it is, how versatile, all in it is great, but the best graphics can only be shown if you have 4k monitor. Another down side would be the storage, but it is fixable, if you need, with a extension card or you could opt for the black version with 1Tb.
5 stars for me and if you want the best out of it, make sure the storage is enough for you and you have a ideal monitor.

Rajeeve Mathews

Best value for money

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 11 marzo 2024

I got this series s for my son, And wow it was so good for the price as i got it for £180 on black friday, It can run 120 fps on every game he plays except cod. Im delighted i put my money to good use for something he could enjoy. If your looking for more storage id recommend going to ebay for 1tb and get it for around £100, My total for this xbox and a storage expansion came to £280. Cheaper than the black one!

Kevin

Great for Game Pass & Series optimised games but...

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 5 febbraio 2021

Game Pass is this console's saving grace, offering a huge catalogue of games at a relatively low price and without it I'd probably be a lot more disappointed. You'd be hard pressed to find many big improvements over the One S other than the (admittedly greatly) improved loading times in most games and the smoothness of the UI.

If it looked and ran great on the One S, it'll look the same here but run better. Any last-gen games are going to benefit from stable frame rates, but it won't turn a 30fps locked game into a 60/120fps locked game. They'll also benefit from drastically improved loading times, which alone is a worthy upgrade. It's unfortunate that you can't run the One X versions of games on here due to how the backwards compatibility layer works, meaning for those coming from the One S this won't feel like much of a graphical upgrade, and will be a downgrade for those coming from the One X. The even bigger caveat is that this also applies to BC of older gen (360/OG) games, which don't get to benefit from the same 4K upscaling and graphical improvements the X models do.

But what about Series optimised games? The new stuff? Well, there isn't a lot of it right now and likely for the for the next year after launch. What is there, really does show an improvement both graphically and performance-wise over the One S. Forza Horizon 4 for example is 1080p/60fps on the Series S and it plays great! As developers get accustomed to the new toolkits they'll be able to pump out even more impressive performance out of this small box, but for now it's not too shabby. This is a secondary console to my PS5, so I'm playing it on the same 55" 4K TV and while it's less sharp up close, from couch distance it still looks pretty good to my eye. I don't feel like I'm missing out by not having the Series X when playing optimised games, but the older games being the One S versions really does make me reconsider my purchase decision knowing that many S titles will run at below 1080p resolutions which don't upscale nicely to 4K and come out muddy.

512gb storage isn't great, and roughly only 360gb of that is usable. Still, I managed to fit a dozen games on there ranging from some 360 titles to some Series S optimised ones. As games don't need the 4K textures on the S, they're usually not too big in size. Some games are 100+gb, particularly multiplayer titles, so if you're someone who regularly swaps between games you may find the storage limiting. You can move games off to an external drive just for safe keeping, freeing up internal space, but you can only play older gen games off it. Any new games will require to be installed on the internal storage. At £200+ for a 1TB expansion card, you're better off just buying the Series X to begin with. The small storage space works for me, but it may not work for you.

The console is small. Not much wider and taller than a Switch, which is pretty impressive. It also runs whisper quiet, and without a disc drive there's no spinning disc noises either. The large fan does a pretty good job of keeping it cool, and to make it even more impressive, the power supply is integrated into the console! Seriously, well done Microsoft. I do wish it had a disc drive, though. Physical games can usually be found for cheap months after release, but you'll be paying full price (excluding sales) for digital. Not an issue for me, as it's primarily for Game Pass games.

The controller is, in my opinion, a huge improvement over the last one despite the subtle changes. The textured, matte triggers feel much better than the glossy material that would get grimy over time. The joystick dimples are a little wider too, and a little shorter, making it much more comfortable for my thumbs during long play sessions. The D-Pad is excellently tactile, if a little obnoxiously loud. I'm all for removable battery compartments, but can we make the next iteration contain rechargeable batteries in the box? Overall, it's a pretty great controller. I do enjoy the Dualsense's features and ergonomics a little more, but this isn't far behind.

Okay, so is it worth it? Sure, if you want it as a secondary console you'll probably get a lot of love out of it. As a primary console or upgrade to One S/X? It has a lot of unrealised potential, but older games will never be at their "best" on this. If you're okay with that, then yeah it's a good buy.

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