Does the Xbox One S break easy compare to the normal Xbox One?

IntenseJames · Oct 12, 2016

I'm just curious on which one has less issues and lasts longer?

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Mr ImaKirby · Oct 12, 2016

Xbox Bluetooth controller

Does an Xbox One S Bluetooth Wireless Controller work on a normal Xbox One?

Smwutches · Oct 12, 2016

quantum break does not define my xbox one x

That is the same normal size for the One X as well - https://www.xboxachievements.com/news/news-28475-[Updated]-Here-s-a-List-of-All-the-Xbox-One-X-Enhan...

In your games and apps you can filter it to show only enhanced games. If you do that does it list Quantum Break?

MattyMidway · Oct 12, 2016

The S is really IMO, to new to tell. So far, I've had my first edition One since launch and it runs like a champ! It even got surged after my house was hit with a direct bolt of lightning! It fried the power supply but I snagged a factory replacement
and I'm still going strong. By this time years ago, I was on my second 360! I've noticed the S models have had a lot of launch issues that, it seems, Microsoft us scrambling to fix and patch. I'd wait until they release a second edition before buying it.

MuttleyGriffin · Oct 31, 2018

Like MattyMidway has said, my day-one release Xbox One is still running strong after daily usage of regular gaming between myself and my family, and using it for apps such as Netflix and Plex.

Without having proper data, it's hard to give you an accurate answer. Either console should last for a long time. Many of the issues with the Xbox 360 were resolved this time around, with greater airflow and ventilation.

Technically, the latest S models should offer greater chance of it lasting longer, due to using newer components, some of which use less energy and have been improved upon since the original release. I'd personally go with whichever your budget allows.

MuttleyGriffin

Like MattyMidway has said, my day-one release Xbox One is still running strong after daily usage of regular gaming between myself and my family, and using it for apps such as Netflix and Plex.

Without having proper data, it's hard to give you an accurate answer. Either console should last for a long time. Many of the issues with the Xbox 360 were resolved this time around, with greater airflow and ventilation.

Technically, the latest S models should offer greater chance of it lasting longer, due to using newer components, some of which use less energy and have been improved upon since the original release. I'd personally go with whichever your budget allows.

MattyMidway

The S is really IMO, to new to tell. So far, I've had my first edition One since launch and it runs like a champ! It even got surged after my house was hit with a direct bolt of lightning! It fried the power supply but I snagged a factory replacement
and I'm still going strong. By this time years ago, I was on my second 360! I've noticed the S models have had a lot of launch issues that, it seems, Microsoft us scrambling to fix and patch. I'd wait until they release a second edition before buying it.

Kasthuri Parthasarat

xbox one dashboard is always on top compare to playstation 4.. ps4's DB is slow and not cool... but Xbox one DB updates regularly with new features, easy and customizable...

GR412

I see, but does the Xbox One S also provide the benefit of evening out the framerates, improved texture filtering and faster load times? Is the only benefit to the Xbox One X the increased resolution and having those enchanced / patched games, when compared
to the Xbox One S?

Smwutches

That is the same normal size for the One X as well - https://www.xboxachievements.com/news/news-28475-[Updated]-Here-s-a-List-of-All-the-Xbox-One-X-Enhan...

In your games and apps you can filter it to show only enhanced games. If you do that does it list Quantum Break?

Does the Xbox One S break easy compare to the normal Xbox One?