The Xbox Series X is $500, and can often be found with an included game like Diablo 4. That price has fluctuated depending on various deals availab...

Other than Xbox One Kinect-based titles, the Xbox Series X and S are compatible with every Xbox One title, and hundreds of Xbox 360 titles are also...

Both the Series X and Series S support 4K resolutions, and video apps such as Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, and Netflix can play back 4K titles (with H...

Xbox Series X and Series S offer fully HDMI 2.1 compliant variable refresh rate support with low frame rate compensation, or LFC, which allows supp...

The Xbox Series X comes with an HDMI 2.1 cable, and you should use it. HDMI 2.1 is required for features such as 4K 120 Hz visuals along with HDR....

Every officially licensed Xbox One controller will work with the Xbox Series X and S, and most accessories have also been updated to support the ne...

The Series X and Series S both offer support for HDMI-CEC with supported televisions and other AV equipment, which includes the ability to turn dis...

The Series X and Series S do not support Bluetooth connectivity, though their controllers do support Bluetooth for PC or phone play.

The Series X and Series S support gigabit LAN connections and 802.11g/n/ac wireless connectivity but do not support Wi-Fi 6.

The Xbox Series X and Series S both support Dolby Vision in compatible apps, including Disney+, Netflix, Vudu, and others, and in games on supporte...