Now that Xbox is moving away from the Series X/S, fans have begun to wonder what could be next for the brand, and I’m hoping ...

While it's a Windows machine with AMD Ryzen Z2 power at its core – AI Z2 Extreme and more RAM for the 'X' variant – it's put ...

The $249 (£300/AU$399) Xbox One S is the cheapest console out there and doubles as a 4K Blu-ray player, and Xbox All Access offers the most affordable upfront gateway to console gaming.

The Xbox One was released in 2013, and between its collection of excellent exclusive games, being the most powerful video game console on the market, and its gigantic library of backward ...

Xbox One is only a console in name. It’s also Microsoft’s first attempt to make a hub for an Internet of Things—or, more specifically, a hub for the Internet of Home.

First things first: The Xbox One X, on average, delivers the best graphics you can get on consoles out today. It not only delivers graphics noticeably better than the Xbox One and Xbox One S, it ...

The console's controller hasn't changed since its last mini-upgrade with the Xbox One S. That revision rounded out its seams, improved bumper performance and added a 3.5mm headphone jack.

My first adventure with the Xbox One X involved copying all of my games and apps from my Xbox One S over to the new, 4K-enabled console. Thankfully, Microsoft sent me a 2TB external hard drive in ...

We liked how the Xbox One S could serve as a 4K UHD Blu-Ray player, game console, and TV streaming box all at once. And the Xbox One X can do the same. 4K Blu-Ray and HDMI pass-through are ...

May 21, 2013 -- Eight years after releasing the Xbox 360, Microsoft has unveiled the next generation of its gaming console, and the company seems to be making up for lost time.

It’s a premium console with a premium price. The Xbox One X costs $499, compared to the $399 Ps4 Pro (which doesn’t play 4K Blu-rays), and is $220 more than the Xbox One S (which does).

And while the console was never really able to effectively compete with Sony's PS4 in terms of sales, few could argue that the Xbox One didn't end in a much better place than it started.