Microsoft has made a new Xbox, only it’s not new by any means. Tea Box X 1S it is a 0.5 update to the current Xbox One, rather than its successor. Be that as it may, don’t be fooled by your intuition, it’s a similar support, since this one has many things that the previous one didn’t have.
While the Xbox One S is, in fact, the same console that Microsoft launched in 2013, there have been notable changes. It is much more elegant and beautiful, altering some of the previous style problems. It also includes 4K and High Dynamic Range (HDR), meaning your games and videos can take full advantage of the latest TVs.
It doesn’t offer a huge change on the graphics side. It also doesn’t benefit from the huge power boost of the next-gen Xbox, codenamed Project Scorpio. Be that as it may, what it does have could make it the most successful game console of 2016: it’s the most affordable UHD Blu-ray player available. The Xbox One S is the only console that plays 4K Blu-ray.
This could make the Xbox One S a surprising hit with movie fans on a budget looking for a modest way to enjoy 4K content. It could also boost 4K Blu-ray sales, similarly Sony PS3 did with standard Blu-ray. Plus, it really isn’t that bad of a UHD Blu-ray player. Design: Finally, there’s the design of the Xbox One S. We appreciate it without many blemishes worth discussing. Above all, this new support is definitely reduced, with a 40% smaller shape that undoubtedly works better in terms of the position of the device and the evacuation of internal heat. What’s really amazing about this new, much smaller form factor, though, is the way Microsoft not only scaled down the Xbox with the One S version, but also figured out how to pack an internal power supply and 2TB hard drive into that one. Small space.
This is certainly a significant achievement and the other smaller components of the plan like a more compact fan, pored sides for easy heat escape help the new one look great despite these compacting features on his design.
Also, the exterior body of the One S is something we like. There are currently two physical buttons for the power and eject function on the new One S. These are certainly superior to their capacitive touch version on the previous Xbox One, mainly because they’re so much sturdier. accidentally touching them while using the console. Also, the new Xbox One S comes with an IR blaster on its front, which takes into account the remote connection and then turns other external devices like your 4K TV, AV receiver or satellite receiver on or off.
PROS:
- Smaller than Xbox One
- 4K gaming upscaling
- It’s a cheap UHD Blu-ray player
- HDR Compatible
- Enhanced Grip Driver
CONS:
Non-native 4K in games