First thing you notice - the console is silent!! I'm used to watching movies with a low humming in the background, but the Xbox one x doesn't make a sound. Games wise I don't notice much difference graphically, but performance across the board is smoother. The Division & Battlefront run like silk.

Disclaimer: The Xbox One X and games were given for review purposes by Xbox Canada. Our opinions are our own.

Noticeable enhanced graphics for 1080p TVs; Compact hardware that runs quietly and maintains cool temperatuer; 4K looks phenomenal compared; Offers 4K Blu-ray player; Future proofed console that offers many performance upgrades for both 1080p and 4K users

Small 1TB hard-drive considering large size of downloads; Limited new titles at launch that are Xbox One X Enhanced

For being the cheapest xbox one x im happy but its not perfect!!! The box showed up perfect that it was shipped in but the box for the xbox came damaged. The xbox looked brand new checked the ports and plugs no issyes starting it but the controller back right panel came off and it looked properly...

Best console ever! Graphics are gorgeous, even on older games like Star Wars KOTOR and COD Black ops. It's definitly worth the money.

The true 4k gaming is awesome better then ps4 pro

I bought the Xbox one x and am glad I did it's power and abilities produced are equalled by none if you play pubg on the old Xbox and play it on here it's like a completely different game loading is instant no building pop up no getting stuck in walls

Console hardware is a 5 star beast - even if I think the GUI is sluggish and clustered. Fallout 76 is not worth bundling a console with.

The Xbox One X is touted as Microsoft's answer to 4K console gaming. It's designed to be the most powerful console ever, packing a staggering amount of processing power and memory into a frame that's no bigger than the dinky Xbox One S.

Sharp design; powerful hardware; supported 4K HDR games look stunning

Expensive; lacks compelling exclusives; few enhanced games available at launch

Ever since the days of the original Nintendo Entertainment System, the world of game consoles has operated on a pretty steady rhythm. Every four to six years, a new console hits the market, and it does backflips over the previous generation.