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The Xbox Series S is the best entry point into modern next-gen gaming. It is a compact, all-digital console that provides access to the same library as the Series X, albeit at lower resolutions (1440p). Its primary strength lies in its affordability and perfect synergy with Xbox Game Pass. For casual gamers or those with limited space who don't mind skipping 4K resolution, it offers incredible value.
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What is the difference between the Xbox Series S and the Xbox Series X?
The Xbox Series S is a completely digital, disc-less console that targets a 1440p resolution, whereas the Series X plays physical discs and targets true 4K resolution. The Series S also has less processing power and a smaller internal solid-state drive.
How much storage does the Xbox Series S have?
The standard Xbox Series S comes equipped with a custom 512GB NVMe solid-state drive (SSD), though an updated 1TB black model was later released. Because the system has no disc drive, users must rely entirely on this storage or expandable Seagate Storage Expansion Cards.
Can you play Xbox One games on the Xbox Series S?
Yes, the console is backward compatible with thousands of games spanning across the Xbox One, Xbox 360, and the original Xbox. Many of these older titles benefit from Auto HDR and faster load times on the Series S.
Does the Xbox Series S support 120Hz gaming?
Yes, the console is capable of outputting games at up to 120 frames per second if you have a compatible monitor or television. This high frame rate support is a major selling point for competitive titles like Call of Duty and Fortnite.
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