Xbox
Understand the hardware, identify the model and compare buying options.
8 hardware guides shown
Xbox Series X
Series X models differ in storage, finish and whether a disc drive is present.
4 registry entries · Released
Xbox Series S
Compact all-digital Series hardware in 512GB and 1TB configurations.
3 registry entries · ReleasedXbox Project Helix
Announced next-generation Xbox project; consumer launch date and price are not established here.
1 registry entries · Announced
Xbox One
The original Xbox One precedes the smaller Xbox One S and enhanced Xbox One X.
2 registry entries · Released
Xbox One S
Microsoft introduced Xbox One S as a smaller Xbox One with an internal power supply, HDR support and Ultra HD Blu-ray playback on disc-equipped models.
2 registry entries · Released
Xbox One X
Xbox One X belongs to the Xbox One generation.
3 registry entries · Released
Original Xbox
The original Xbox is Microsoft’s 2001 disc-based home console. It is a different platform from Xbox 360, Xbox One and Xbox Series systems. Its large X-shaped upper case and front controller ports are useful visual identifiers, but the rear label is the better starting point for a purchase.
2 registry entries · Released
Xbox 360
Xbox 360 launched in 2005 and later received redesigned hardware. A package name, storage capacity and case generation describe different things: do not compare a launch Core unit with a later themed system solely by the Xbox 360 name.
3 registry entries · ReleasedPhotographs depict the identified model, not every listed variant. Photographers, sources and reuse licences.