Microsoft Xbox One S
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2016
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A slimmer redesign of the Xbox One with HDR support, 4K video output and an integrated Ultra HD Blu-ray drive.
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A slimmer redesign of the Xbox One with HDR support, 4K video output and an integrated Ultra HD Blu-ray drive.
The Microsoft Xbox One S (model 1681) is the slimmer redesign of the Xbox One, released in 2016. It brings HDR support, 4K video output and an integrated Ultra HD Blu-ray drive to Microsoft's x86-64 home console platform. It targets players who want a single box for both games and high-quality physical media.
Inside is a custom 8-core, 8-thread AMD Jaguar CPU running at 1.75 GHz. It is paired with a custom AMD GCN GPU with 12 compute units clocked at 914 MHz, plus 8 GB of DDR3 memory. This is a platform built first and foremost for its own game library, not a device dedicated to emulating other systems.
Video is where this model stands out. The HDMI 2.0 output delivers 4K and HDR signals that suit modern TVs. The Ultra HD Blu-ray drive turns the console into a full 4K disc player. An HDMI input also lets another device's signal pass through the console.
Measuring 295 x 230 x 64 mm and weighing 2.9 kg, the Xbox One S is slimmer than the original model. It fits easily into a TV cabinet or next to a home cinema setup. As a home console, it has no built-in screen or battery.
Connectivity is comprehensive:
- three USB 3.0 ports;
- Ethernet for a stable network connection;
- Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 4.0;
- IR out and S/PDIF for external audio systems.
Internal storage is a 500 GB hard drive, a capacity that can fill up fairly quickly with modern game installs.
The console runs Xbox OS, Microsoft's console operating system, which handles games, apps and media playback from a single interface.
Ideal for: players who want access to the Xbox One library and movie fans looking for a console with HDR, 4K output and a built-in Ultra HD Blu-ray player.
Inside is a custom 8-core, 8-thread AMD Jaguar CPU running at 1.75 GHz. It is paired with a custom AMD GCN GPU with 12 compute units clocked at 914 MHz, plus 8 GB of DDR3 memory. This is a platform built first and foremost for its own game library, not a device dedicated to emulating other systems.
Video is where this model stands out. The HDMI 2.0 output delivers 4K and HDR signals that suit modern TVs. The Ultra HD Blu-ray drive turns the console into a full 4K disc player. An HDMI input also lets another device's signal pass through the console.
Measuring 295 x 230 x 64 mm and weighing 2.9 kg, the Xbox One S is slimmer than the original model. It fits easily into a TV cabinet or next to a home cinema setup. As a home console, it has no built-in screen or battery.
Connectivity is comprehensive:
- three USB 3.0 ports;
- Ethernet for a stable network connection;
- Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 4.0;
- IR out and S/PDIF for external audio systems.
Internal storage is a 500 GB hard drive, a capacity that can fill up fairly quickly with modern game installs.
The console runs Xbox OS, Microsoft's console operating system, which handles games, apps and media playback from a single interface.
Ideal for: players who want access to the Xbox One library and movie fans looking for a console with HDR, 4K output and a built-in Ultra HD Blu-ray player.
- Manufacturer
- AMD
- Model
- Jaguar (custom, 8-core)
- Cores
- 8
- Threads
- 8
- Frequency
- 1.8 GHz
- Chipset
- AMD GCN (custom, 12 CUs)
- GPU Frequency
- 914 MHz
- Capacity
- 8 GB
- Technology
- DDR3
- Ports
- HDMI 2.0 in/out, 3x USB 3.0, Ethernet, IR out, S/PDIF
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi 5
- Bluetooth
- 4.0
- Video Output
- HDMI 2.0
- Internal Storage
- 500 GB
- Card Support
- internal HDD + Ultra HD Blu-ray
- Operating System
- Xbox OS
- Dimensions
- 295 x 230 x 64 mm
- Weight
- 2.9 kg
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- hdr support
- 4k video output
- built-in Ultra HD Blu-ray drive
- HDMI input passthrough
- three USB 3.0 ports
- Wi-Fi 5 and Ethernet
Cons
- slower DDR3 memory
- 500 GB hard drive fills quickly
- modest 1.75 GHz Jaguar CPU
- older Bluetooth 4.0
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