Microsoft Xbox Series S 1TB SSD Console Carbon Black – Includes Xbox Wireless Controller – Up to 120 frames per second – 10GB RAM 1TB SSD – Experience high dynamic range – Xbox…
XBOX SERIES S 1TB: Go all digital and experience next-gen speed and performance. Double the fun with double the storage.*
FASTER LOAD TIMES: Make the most of every gaming minute with Quick Resume, lightning-fast load times, and gameplay of up to 120 FPS – all powered by Xbox Velocity Architecture.
IN THE BOX: Xbox Series S 1TB console, one Xbox Wireless Controller, an ultra high-speed HDMI cable, power cable, and 2 AA batteries.
SURROUND SOUND: Enhance gameplay with both full-spectrum visuals and immersive audio with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.
DISCOVER YOUR NEXT FAVORITE GAME: Get the most out of your Xbox Series S with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate (membership sold separately) and be the first to play new games like Starfield and Forza Motorsport on day one.
Release date
September 1, 2023
Product Dimensions
11.5 x 14.17 x 5.04 inches, 6.98 Pounds
Type of item
Accessory
Language
English
Rated
Everyone
Item model number
XXU-00001
Item Weight
6.98 pounds
Manufacturer
Microsoft
Batteries
2 AA batteries required. (included)
Date First Available
June 11, 2023
13 reviews for Microsoft Xbox Series S 1TB SSD Console Carbon Black – Includes Xbox Wireless Controller – Up to 120 frames per second – 10GB RAM 1TB SSD – Experience high dynamic range – Xbox…
Rated 5 out of 5
Cnk –
My son still had an Xbox one S all digital and I was waiting to buy him a series S. I’m so glad I waited since the one that was already out has such a small amount of storage. We were used to having 1tb and I was actually afraid of buying the white one for that reason and the storage expansion cards are just too expensive for me. This one has 1tb and the carbon black actually looks so much nicer than the white.
Rated 5 out of 5
DML –
My son loves this machine. Worth the money.
Rated 5 out of 5
Pal –
Well made, compact and much quicker then the Xbox One. The only downside is that it doesn’t have a disk reader for your older games. But you can download most of the great games you played in the past and all of the new ones. ALSO: this one has Dolby surround! I didn’t think there would be a difference but if you’re playing with a surround system, there TOTALLY is. 👍 There are a few old ones I wish I could get though.
Rated 5 out of 5
Jonathan Cummins –
It’s an Xbox. Works like an Xbox, plays like an Xbox, feels like an Xbox. It’s great! It does exactly what I’d expect, runs my favorite games and movies.
Rated 5 out of 5
Ted J. Gianopulos –
My son loves the sleekness of the new system nit so bulky nice and compact. Great value
Rated 5 out of 5
Amazon Customer –
what else can you say, ya know what you’re buying! 1000’s of hours of fun!!!!
Rated 5 out of 5
angelina pakacki –
thanks I like
Rated 5 out of 5
William Brown –
Better than the last generation and still keeps up with the top tier consoles.
Rated 5 out of 5
Noah Pod –
THE NEW XBOX IS SO FAST AND QUALITY LOOKS FREAKING AWESOME. BETTER GRAPHICS THEN PS5 AND THIS IS THE SERIES S. THE NEW 1TB MEMORY HELPS ALOT. BUY IT AND PLAY IT
Rated 5 out of 5
Ted J. Gianopulos –
Perfect for a gaming room.
Rated 5 out of 5
Kindle Customer –
It works extreamly well and is very fast loads and plays games extreamly well
Rated 5 out of 5
TJROB –
Slick console
Rated 4 out of 5
Pal –
Initially, I had the Xbox Series X but ended up returning it because I found myself playing games that were also available on my PS5 and Switch. My kid constantly complained about how slow the Switch performed with games like Fall Guys, especially when compared to the lightning-fast performance of my PS5. Given that I still had 2 years of GamePass subscription left, I decided to give the Xbox Series S a try. We primarily use it for GamePass, enjoying the selection of free games, and taking advantage of backward compatibility.
When playing on a 1440p monitor, the graphics are surprisingly decent. However, when playing certain games on a 4K TV, you can definitely notice the difference in resolution. It’s crucial to understand these limitations before making a purchase. Personally, I wish the Series S+ would offer a consistent 1440p resolution at 60 fps, as it would greatly enhance the gaming experience. Nonetheless, I appreciate its compact size and portability, which allows us to move it around various rooms and even take it on trips.
If Microsoft were to release pro-level consoles in the future, I believe the Series S+ should offer options for both 1440p at 60 fps and 1080p at 120 fps to cater to a broader range of gamers. It’s an excellent choice for family-friendly games and outperforms the Switch in terms of third-party titles, although the Switch does have a more extensive game library.
On another note, I’d like to mention my experience with Starfield. Unfortunately, I found it to be somewhat underwhelming. The game’s graphics left much to be desired, and the world felt somewhat empty, with non-player characters lacking depth. Additionally, the character animations appeared jerky. I would advise against buying a console solely for this game, unless you’re a die-hard Bethesda fan who can overlook its shortcomings.
Cnk –
My son still had an Xbox one S all digital and I was waiting to buy him a series S. I’m so glad I waited since the one that was already out has such a small amount of storage. We were used to having 1tb and I was actually afraid of buying the white one for that reason and the storage expansion cards are just too expensive for me. This one has 1tb and the carbon black actually looks so much nicer than the white.
DML –
My son loves this machine. Worth the money.
Pal –
Well made, compact and much quicker then the Xbox One. The only downside is that it doesn’t have a disk reader for your older games. But you can download most of the great games you played in the past and all of the new ones. ALSO: this one has Dolby surround! I didn’t think there would be a difference but if you’re playing with a surround system, there TOTALLY is. 👍 There are a few old ones I wish I could get though.
Jonathan Cummins –
It’s an Xbox. Works like an Xbox, plays like an Xbox, feels like an Xbox. It’s great! It does exactly what I’d expect, runs my favorite games and movies.
Ted J. Gianopulos –
My son loves the sleekness of the new system nit so bulky nice and compact. Great value
Amazon Customer –
what else can you say, ya know what you’re buying!
1000’s of hours of fun!!!!
angelina pakacki –
thanks I like
William Brown –
Better than the last generation and still keeps up with the top tier consoles.
Noah Pod –
THE NEW XBOX IS SO FAST AND QUALITY LOOKS FREAKING AWESOME. BETTER GRAPHICS THEN PS5 AND THIS IS THE SERIES S. THE NEW 1TB MEMORY HELPS ALOT. BUY IT AND PLAY IT
Ted J. Gianopulos –
Perfect for a gaming room.
Kindle Customer –
It works extreamly well and is very fast loads and plays games extreamly well
TJROB –
Slick console
Pal –
Initially, I had the Xbox Series X but ended up returning it because I found myself playing games that were also available on my PS5 and Switch. My kid constantly complained about how slow the Switch performed with games like Fall Guys, especially when compared to the lightning-fast performance of my PS5. Given that I still had 2 years of GamePass subscription left, I decided to give the Xbox Series S a try. We primarily use it for GamePass, enjoying the selection of free games, and taking advantage of backward compatibility.
When playing on a 1440p monitor, the graphics are surprisingly decent. However, when playing certain games on a 4K TV, you can definitely notice the difference in resolution. It’s crucial to understand these limitations before making a purchase. Personally, I wish the Series S+ would offer a consistent 1440p resolution at 60 fps, as it would greatly enhance the gaming experience. Nonetheless, I appreciate its compact size and portability, which allows us to move it around various rooms and even take it on trips.
If Microsoft were to release pro-level consoles in the future, I believe the Series S+ should offer options for both 1440p at 60 fps and 1080p at 120 fps to cater to a broader range of gamers. It’s an excellent choice for family-friendly games and outperforms the Switch in terms of third-party titles, although the Switch does have a more extensive game library.
On another note, I’d like to mention my experience with Starfield. Unfortunately, I found it to be somewhat underwhelming. The game’s graphics left much to be desired, and the world felt somewhat empty, with non-player characters lacking depth. Additionally, the character animations appeared jerky. I would advise against buying a console solely for this game, unless you’re a die-hard Bethesda fan who can overlook its shortcomings.