Like the Xbox Series X, the Xbox Series S will debut worldwide on November 10. Weight: 4.3 pounds Xbox Series S review: Price and availability Read our Xbox Series S review below for the full story. It will never be the most powerful game machine on the market (for that you might need to look into one of the best gaming PCs) but this charming little gadget has a lot to offer, if you know what to expect going in. And yet once you get past that, it’s still a powerful console with a staggering amount of games on offer - not to mention that it plays streaming media with ease, and won’t take up all that much room in your house.Īpproach the Xbox Series S as the be-all, end-all of next-gen gaming at your own peril - but approach it as a starter or companion device, and you may be pleasantly surprised. Its hardware limits what it can do, from performance, storage, backwards compatibility and media perspectives. No, it’s not as powerful as the Xbox Series X. While it’s impossible to say what might happen in the future, having put the Series S through its paces, I find myself cautiously optimistic about the device.

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