Which Xbox was the first to come with SSD?

An Xbox One model had a hybrid hard drive/SSD. Now currently the Xbox Series X|S only has a SSD drive in it.

Thank you for your reply !

I'm well aware of how SSDs live and die.

Also SSDs on xbox can also have sudden death from structural shock or manufacturing defect.

However I don't think you're grasping the concept of my post.

In simpler word, when SSD dies on Xbox console, then the console is gone for good ! because motherboard is tied to one and only original SSD that came with it in first place. No SSD replacement is possible, which got me concerned.

That no rumor it is fact, the technician that repairs consoles who neighboring me has received his first Xbox series X with dead SSD, he came into conclusion that the console has literally no further use.

Considering that most normal hdd's that are of good manufacture and have a reliable family, and this is excluding the chances of failure which in reality is low, a normal hdd will outlive an ssd, I would personally wait until ssd's are manufactured bigger,
more reliable and come down in price, you can get 2x2tb hdd's for the price of ssd at the equivalent size, therefore makes more sense.

Is there a set time the new free game will appear?

@Shiguri As you said arcade games. Full retail releases are usually games you've played already or brought at retail not long ago. For example Dead or Alive 5 came out the end of September. It was free on PS+ in February or March. I would've spent an addition
$60+ tax on top of my PS+ membership only to recieve a rental version of the full game I recently purchased.

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I personally don't see the point in buying games ever again if you are a PS+ member. You just waste money in the long run. This is something you should have at the beginning. PS+ on PS4 may turn out to be awesome at some point but seeing as though I'm buying
a X1 first it will probably turn out the same way for me.