We break down the key similarities and differences between the Xbox Series X and the Xbox Series X Digital Edition.

The Xbox Series X has a 4K UHD Blu-Ray drive, which allows you to play physical games (including older, backward-compatible Xbox titles) and Blu-rays. This means the all-digital console has no ...

Whichever Xbox ... the Series X, with a slower CPU and GPS, a bit less memory, half the storage space, support for 4K video max, and no optical drive. The Series S can stream content for games ...

Like any other consoles, the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S aren’t without issues. We all hate being interrupted when playing the best Xbox games with ... X supports 4K HDR at 120Hz with ...

the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. The Series X delivers excellent 4K visuals, while the Series S is more affordable and ditches the disc drive. You can buy games individually or subscribe to ...

While the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S pack different technology under the hood, both consoles share a lot in common. They utilize an identical operating system (OS), run the same games ...

owing to its true 4K graphics with up to 120FPS, and incredible speeds powered by Xbox Velocity Architecture. Four years on, however, the price of the Series X is still high, which is why we've ...

Armed with a 4K resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate, it’s ready to max out Xbox Series X games without breaking a sweat. One of Sony’s brightest TVs ever made, with Mini-LED panel tech for ...

investing in an Xbox Game Pass might offer more value compared to purchasing individual games separately. The Series X is the more expensive and more powerful model. It can run games in 4K whereas the ...

This generally means it targets a lower resolution than the Xbox Series X (either 1440p or 1080 versus 4K) and struggles more to play games at 120 FPS. What does this mean? If you want the best ...

We test these ourselves, using specialist equipment as well as playing games consoles during the review ... but be warned that some won't have 4K 120Hz support or HDMI 2.1 if they're super-cheap.

Learn more The PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X are Sony and ... and installing games takes significantly less time too. Both consoles are also sold with or without a 4K Blu-ray disc drive, with ...