If you’re in the market for an Xbox Series console but unsure which one suits you best, look no further. We’ve got you covered with a breakdown of the features and prices of each model, helping you make an informed decision before the holiday season.
Xbox Series S 512GB – £199 / $249
The Series S is the smaller and more affordable option, perfect for those on a budget. With limited storage capacity, it's ideal for playing smaller games or a small library of big games.
- Great for: budget-conscious gamers, fans of smaller games, those preferring a compact console.
- Not so good for: players of big triple-A games, owners of physical game libraries, those focused on graphics and performance.
Xbox Series S 1TB – £299 / $349
This version offers the same features as the 512GB model but with double the storage capacity. It's still compact and budget-friendly, catering to gamers focusing on a few titles at a time.
- Great for: gamers on a budget, players with a select game collection, fans of smaller consoles.
- Not so good for: gamers with multiple big titles, individuals with physical game libraries, those prioritizing graphics and performance.
Xbox Series X Digital Edition 1TB – £429 / $449
For those who prefer digital games and top-notch performance, this model is a great choice. It offers high fidelity graphics and performance but lacks a disc drive for physical games.
- Great for: digital game enthusiasts, fans of high-end performance.
- Not so good for: owners of physical game collections, players of multiple triple-A titles.
Xbox Series X 1TB – £479 / $499
At a slightly higher price, this version of the Series X comes with a disc drive, allowing you to play physical games and enjoy enhanced performance. Perfect for those with a library of physical games.
- Great for: gamers with physical game collections, enthusiasts of high performance and graphics.
- Not so good for: budget-conscious buyers, players of multiple triple-A games.
Xbox Series X 2TB – £549 / $599
The most expensive model, the 2TB version offers ample storage for those who play multiple large games concurrently. It's a top choice for individuals seeking high performance and graphics.
- Great for: owners of physical game libraries, players of multiple large games, fans of high performance.
- Not so good for: buyers on a budget.
If you're interested in more Xbox content, check out the list of games leaving Xbox Game Pass in November.
