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Xbox One 500 GB Console - Black [Discontinued]

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  • This item includes the Xbox One console, 1 wireless controller, HDMI cable, and power supply
  • The best exclusive games, the most advanced multiplayer, and unique entertainment experiences
  • Play games like Titanfall and Halo on a network powered by over 300,000 servers for maximum performance
  • The most advanced multiplayer on Xbox Live with Smart Match to find new challengers
  • Note: Kinect sensor sold separate

Description

Xbox One brings together the best exclusive games like Titan fall and Halo, the most advanced multiplayer, and entertainment experiences you won't find anywhere else.

Release date: June 9, 2014


Product Dimensions: 20 x 14 x 7 inches; 12.45 Pounds


Type of item: Console


Language: English


Rated: Everyone


Item model number: 5C5-00001


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Item Weight: 12.45 pounds


Manufacturer: Microsoft


Batteries: 2 AA batteries required.


Date First Available: December 1, 2013


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    • Replacing an old friend and making a new friend...fast.
I had my 360 S (250 GB) for a few years, it was my media streamer, it was pretty much an integral part of my home theater system. I had just returned the one I purchased at Amazon, pangs of guilt really, there is a GameStop near my house (6 miles, near some great burrito restaurants ). This morning my 360S ate a disk, well, that was it's end. With all the points I had at Gamestop and all the points I would get from the purchase (PS4 or Xbox) new console would make it worth it. Of course there was a great burrito on my mind for the post purchase feast. It never happened, I ran home to set this machine up. The Xbox One set up really quickly, the update which runs at the of the first startup really went fast, I guess there wasn't a lot of internet traffic, it ran in 10 minutes, I signed in with my Xbox Gold ID and lo and behold, everything came back, except of course new games and stuff (music and videos) I stream in from my Mac through NullRiver 360Connect. I noticed my HTR was telling me that I was receiving a DTS encoded signal from my new Xbox One, sweet. I thought the improved spatial sound quality and clarity was in my head, it was, it came through my ears. So now, in spite of a currently limited application base, they have my two favorites, Amazon Instant Video and Netflix. Everything looks and sounds beautiful. I purchased a new copy of "Watch Dogs" with some of my bonus points and the game play was really great, I think I'm really loving the Xbox one, as I type this review I'm typing away I'm watching a show done in 1080p with some really nice sound, all in all, this box is totally worth it as a streamer if nothing else. Sure I played Watch Dogs for a few minutes and then went back and listened to some Xbox music, all done in Dolby Digital, which my Mac Mini won't do, but any modern PC will, but that is a subject for another day.. What a treat, I got to hear some real sonic imagining and separation, not the usual cacophonous mush that comes out of my Mac Mini. The Xbox one looked around my network and at my history with Xbox music and in a few minutes my entire music library was up and ready to go. Look, I'm like a kid with a new toy, I will probably be up in an all night media fest, if for no other reason than I'm enjoying the sonic imagery and great picture quality. The games will come in time, but right now, an Xbox is once again the primary quality streaming device in my system, now I can have over 100 TB of additional storage and I already have 6TB on the Mac's desktop. All in all with trade in and bonus points the whole thing was a deal. This is one really nice piece of hardware, serving both as a console and multimedia center. It's even pretty and is size wise it's about a 2U rack mount, small and sleek enough to look good in your home theater center. The 360 S had a great sound chip, the One is has an even better sound processor as well as a much better graphics processor. Microsoft was right in some of their ideas about integration into Home Theater, it is a good thing, because so few pay attention to these details, which make the Xbox One a great piece of equipment for any home entertainment system. The Xbox Gold network is about as secure and reliable as networks get. Most server rooms are populated with MS Server Products as I'm sure the Microsoft network is. This is an advantage Microsoft holds quietly over other console vendors. When my Xbox 360 S died this morning all I could think about was the pain of replacing it, once I took it the Xbox One out of the box, the Xbox one took very little time to set up and started producing high quality material with a low signal to noise ratio and great gain to the preamp. My mourning for my old Xbox 360 S was over at that point. It's value as a piece of home entertainment is far greater than it's price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2014 by GymBum
    • Excellent Condition, an amazing console.
Microsoft XBOX ONE is by far my fav system I ever purchased. I have been enjoying console gaming for like decades, since Atari 2600, Intellevision, ColecoVision, all the way through NES, SNES, N64, GameCube, Sony PlayStation, PS2, PS3, ect. There is something about the style and power of XBOX ONE that really stands out. The Series X has faster load times, but I like having the optical disc drive. 5 Stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2024 by Donnie
    • Xbox one lasted one week. Beware buyers.
I bought this as a gift and unfortunately was left extremely disappointed. The controller didn’t work, the console freezes during game play with almost every single game we tried and then one week later it will not turn on. Well, it turns on, but nothing will display on the TV other than the Xbox logo. Extremely disappointing and embarrassing given it was a gift. Seems that buying a new one may be worth the money if this is the best alternative. Returning asap and will be using the money toward a new console from a legitimate seller. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024 by Allie Warren
    • It just needed a chance to redeem itself.
Well, I wasn't planning on getting an 8th gen console. I was really in the state of thought, that it wouldn't be much of an upgrade from 7th gen to 8th, like it was jumping from 6th gen to 7th, or 5th gen to 6th. But. I had to reconsider since there where games coming out for the 8th gen consoles I really wanted, so I went on ahead and pulled the trigger. You only live once, amiright? My opinion about the leap from 7th gen to 8th is not that huge, is still the same. It really isn't that much of an upgrade. Just the likes of Xbox One and PS4 has smoother textures and graphics, and can handle more AI and activity than their predecessors. But hey, we're reaching the climax of how much we can do with this technology so it's a given. Now, that I have my views of 8th generation out the way, lemme get to the main course. The Xbox One. I enjoy it. I'm still trying to work around it and get to know it. Know the little new features that is. It's kind of like a 360, but with more. More downloading than the 360 as well. Just to play a DVD, I had to download an app just to make it work. I know. It isn't about watching movies, it's about the gaming. But still. Since previous systems just let you pop in the disk and play your movies, without having to worry installing features is kind of the point. Pop movie in Xbox. Movie plays. Pop movie into 360, movie play. Pop movie into Xbox One. Opps! You've gotta download an app for that! I know it's free. I know it's quick. But it's still stupid. Apps also have a knack for freezing sometimes. Like the youtube app. I'll be in the middle of watching a video, and it freezes. And I can't shut the tab down. The only thing left to do is to shut down the console and turn it back on. Scrolling threw the dashboard has a bit of a lag to it vs the 360. Maybe do to more plastered content? I don't know. I know. Stupid thing to nitpick about. Grain of salt people. But I'm sure these things won't matter with a few more patches and updates. Now that I've got the kinks out the way. Lemme get to the meaty part. The gaming experience. I haven't put too much playtime into it. But so fair, I say it's fun factor is very good. I had a good time playing Forza 6. More games are on the way so I can give this system some more playtime and open it up. This is going to be short since I just the console a few days ago and I need to get more in depth. But so far. No problems with the gaming aspect. Kind of funny thinking back in 2013, people where saying the Xbox One wasn't "for the gamers". It most certainly is. physical durability. Unlike last generation, within I year I would start hearing horror stories of reliability issues with the consoles of old. 2 years has already passed since these consoles had been out, I haven't heard any REALLY bad problems with these consoles yet. A few PS4's and Xbox One's bricked at launch, but only a slim few. The rest of time was smooth sailing for these consoles. Sure. The Xbox One isn't the prettiest looking thing in the world, but certainly isn't the ugliest. Like the original Xbox, this thing was built to last. There are huge vents everywhere. From the top to the sides, so no worries about overheating from hours of gameplay. Plus, the thing is really quiet. It doesn't make a peep. Unlike the old Xbox's, the One is so quiet you could hear a fly fart. The 360's fan roars more than Mufasa from The Lion King. I love how I can finally have some peace and quiet, when I have a console on. That's a welcomed change. Controller is not that shabby either. Although the 360 controller will always be my personal favorite. The 360 controller feels better than the One's by leaps and bounds. But when not compared to the 360 controller, the One's controller is really comfy and fitting. No huge complaints there. The verdict. I've only had the Xbox One for a few days, and I'm already loving it. It's not perfect. But it's not horrible like some people want you to believe either. (I'm looking at you PS4 fanboys.) The Xbox One is a fine investment that will give its owner hours of fun playtime for casual and hardcore gamers alike. Don't be expecting huge graphical leaps with these consoles. But don't think it's under powered either. The Xbox One certainly has redeemed itself, after it's horror show of a launch two years ago. So many people expected it to fail, but here we are. People are warming up to it and nodding in respect for Microsoft and the Xbox One turning around for the better. 4/5 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2015 by Krocialblack
    • Great
Works great
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    • Great condition
Works perfect as a quick replacement for my kids system. They love it. Fast shipping, no problems.
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