Xbox One X -- Power Supply Issues?

Hey guys first off -- thanks for all time & help with the question.

I got a new Xbox One X in plans for it to replace my PS4 Pro. I definitely have had more experience with Sony consoles and that's actually what leads me to the question.

The PS4 & honestly many similar devices, from my experience have been horrifically bad at powering down. Both the original PS4 and the PS4 even if you properly follow "Shut Down" give it a good couple minutes then unplug the power cable. Odds are high the
next time you turn it on, you're going to get an "improperly shut down message".

After Google'n I realized it's because they don't seem to discharge all their internal power. So when I unplug it actually I can still press power and the console turns on for just a second or two before power down. This it seems
from what I've read to be the culprit but I can't be sure. Nonetheless I ask because I move around a lot and would love to be able to take my console with me but am concerned over these issues that seem to haunt all devices alike. I'm crossing my fingers nobody
has had any issue in this regard with the Xbox One X because it would be a breath of fresh air. I know also another concern is switching between HDR/4k compatible TVs. What exactly is the protocol the system has in place to detect and then "save" the settings
for the TV's?

If this is all something that is likely to present cumbersome technical issues -- I'll just not move the console and keep it plugged in.

Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated!

:)

 

Xbox with 220V DC

Hi

The Xbox One S and Xbox One X both support 110v AC and 220v AC as for the original Xbox One with the separate power supply you will need to purchase a replacement power supply. To order a replacement power supply please use the link below and you should
be able to purchase the correct power supply.

https://support.microsoft.com/devices

 

Xbox one moving from Canada to Ireland

Hi

If it is the original Xbox One with the separate power supply (brick) then you will need to purchase a new power supply, If you own an Xbox One S or Xbox One X then you will just need to purchase a new power cable.

 

While I don't have an X yet, I can speak from my own experience from every Xbox console prior to it. I've never had an issue with powering down any of my consoles and having an "improperly shut down" message upon powering them back up. Not one that I can
recall.

I do know that with the different power features that Xbox One consoles have (instant on vs energy saving) I'd feel better using the energy saving setting if I were going to be unplugging it often, but that's just me. You do have the ability to enter the
settings, go to Power and Startup menu and choose "Full Shutdown" even if you do use the Instant On feature, which should curb any potential issues of not shutting down properly if they did arise.

Honestly, from my experience, if you decide to move your console and need to unplug it, just do as most support pages will likely instruct. Do a full shutdown and if you're wary about whether or not it might be still wrapping up a few things, I'd wait about
1 minute after it shuts down before unplugging. That's what I do if/when I know I'll be unplugging it for any reason and it's worked for every console I've owned... which is quite a few.