Minecraft Realms on xbox and win 10 edition

Hi

The simple answer is yes.

I used to have a Minecraft realm subscription (only stopped because we don't play Minecraft much at the moment). I played on Windows 10 until I found a good seed, then set that save in the realm. After that I played in the realm with my daughter (on our
Xbox's) and her friends (who were on PC/laptop and iPads). We had quite an excavation going at one point. It is good because my daughter and/or her friends could go on any time without me being on.

Hope this answers your question.

I meant being able to manage the realm on the different devices. For instance, If I bought the realm on xbox, Would I be able to use windows 10 edition to manage the realm ( restore backups, download map, ban players and so on ) the same as if I was on
xbox?

Hi there,

from what I understand (I could be misunderstanding) from the Minecraft Realm FAQ it should be possible to use a Realm across multiple devices.

See this text

CAN I USE MY REALMS PLUS ON ANY DEVICE? 

Yes! If you purchase Realms Plus, you can access all the packs,
your personal server, and storage from any device with Minecraft Marketplace
as long as you’re signed into your Minecraft account. 

This is the link to the FAQ for other information:
https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/articles/360034670172-Minecraft-Realms-FAQs

Hi DimmerMedusa11. To connect and play in the same world online in Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition, your kids will need to enter a Realm together. Realms, which you can read about the introduction to Windows 10

here, are a dedicated online world that lets players on Windows 10, as well as Pocket Edition and the Xbox One Edition invite their friends to play and create. Realms are available for a 30-day free trial, but after that it's a monthly subscription,
as the world is hosted on Mojang and Microsoft's servers rather than any of the individual players' devices.

To access Realms, launch Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition, click on Play. From there, if you see "30 Day Free Trial", click on it and it'll show the Realms info, as well as the cost after the trial period ends ($7.99/month). From there, go ahead and click
"New Realm" and set the world up as you would any Minecraft world. If you don't see "30 Day Free Trial" button in the list of playable worlds, click "Create New", select "New Realm" in the menu across the top. From there, you can either import an existing
world from either child's world list or create a new world entirely. Hope I helped answer your question!

Hey there! You're going to need to verify which version of Minecraft you have. There are two on the Xbox One that you could have.

Minecraft: Xbox One Edition is no longer supported. It's playable, but it can't be found in the Store and does not receive updates. This version of the game does not have Realms access.

Minecraft/Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition/Minecraft: Bedrock Edition (All just different names for the same game) is the version with Realms that are cross-compatible.

Java version (only available on PC) is not compatible with Xbox.

If your child's friend has the Realm set up on the correct version of Minecraft, you just need a Gold Subscription. Realm hosts pay the monthly fee to keep the Realm online. The friend will need to invite your friend/add them as a Realm member from their
Xbox or PC, then your child will receive a little envelope thing on their Minecraft menu. That is the Realm invitation. Once that's accepted, they should be able to join the Realm.