Xbox One 500/365GB worth?

I'm Samy an independent advisor. Welcome to the Xbox community. How are you?

It's hard to say how much something would be worth because it depends on a few things, the price can vary according to how well preserved the console is, time of use and the main thing is your region. In some regions, in the same country, something can be more expensive compared to another state. When I want to sell something, I look for it in the main marketplaces in my region.

[quote user="WolfKrugerXx"]

I thought most of the features for the one was cool and had no problem with it. We are moving into the digital age whether most like it or not. No internet? Not my problem. From what I've read, we've lost most of those features? Seems like the One is now
just a shiny new 360, boring and not worth the $500 at all. Doesn't mean I'll be getting a PS4, that's not even worth the $400.

[/quote]

Xbox one isn't worth 500 or 400.

The only difference between One and 360 is a little better graphics and more storage, other wise gaming experience is the same. Xbox One is a money grab at best, not worth 500+ same with ps4

[quote user="PMS ZAKII"]Now it tells me I've used 216GB leaving me with 284Gb!![/quote]The indicator shows the percentage of space used and the GB still free. It does not show the GB used.

I'm really surprised lol, where have all that memory been used
to??

iFixit's Xbox One teardown lists the partitions as so:

44GB (41GB) - Temp

391.9GB (365GB) - User

42.9GB (40GB) - System Support

12.8GB (12GB) - System Update

7.52GB (7GB) - System Update 2

iFixit's teardown numbers use the decimal representation of GB. Microsoft uses the binary representation of GB. I've included the equivalent space allocated using the binary equivalent in parenthesis above.

My indicator shows 41.6% used and 213.3GB free. Doing some basic math, I find that the total user space available is 365GB. That is the same as what iFixit found during their teardown.

A 500GB drive is only 465GB using the binary representation of GB. About 100GB of that is used by system functions, leaving 365GB free for content.

[quote user="Mega1X"]

Titanfall is coming to Xbox 360 stick around for that

[/quote] $500 for 1-2 games? why. titanfall looks great, don't get me wrong, but worth $500? no.