Xbox One S All-Digital Edition (Xbox One)

I've delayed writing this product review to see how the Xbox performed. There is no DVD drive on this model, but that is the future of these machines as the games now need the internet to play them, there is really no need for a drive. I personally think this innovation is a good one. Firstly it has knocked down the need for storing the DVDs. Secondly DVDs get scratched and won't play correctly and downloaded content is faster. The machine itself has worked really well in the time I've had it also it's the quietest Xbox I've had. The only niggle I've had with it occasionally it won't turn off I've had to manually disconnect it, but all in all it's a good machine at the price a good buy.

Good value, product as advertised, my 1st xbox one as i am usually a PS gamer but i got straight into this console without any difficulty.Only issue was the packaging was a bit poor but no damage inside when I opened it up. Took pictures just to be safe before opening.

I bought this for myself it came on time no problems with the Xbox, the advertisement said came with free codes for Minecraft, sea of thieves, Fortnight and a months free Xbox subscription this is not true you do not get what’s shown in the picture got it to work for a while went to go on it today won’t work and I have tried it on several tvs still won’t work will be requesting a refund.

Arrived on time just what we need as the last one packed up after 3 years

I bought this second Xbox as a present for my eldest son, so he could play Xbox in his room. When I saw the all digital version for about £20 less than the standard Xbox One S, I actually thought it was because the media (ie games) supplied with it were digital. They are, but this particular version has no dvd drive to load games. This isnt a deal breaker in a world of fortnite and apex gaming, but does limit your choices for games overall. The games from Microsoft digital store are always, consistantly and absolutely more expensive than those found in high street stores on disk. And forget about buying cheap second hand games to use. I understand why Microsoft see this approach as beneficial, especially when they offer rather costly subscription gaming for £x a month. But for a house with two young lads, happy to buy reduced or used games every so often, the standard version with disk drive is a much more versatile and presents better value overall.

Bought this for one of my sons who up until now had 'acquired' my One X. Super easy to set up and transfer settings etc across and works well (and quietly so far!!).

Selling scammy little Xbox’s is a joke and this is my first one and all it’s done is freeze on me and the controller doesn’t work!

Once we went into settings, devices, accessories to update the software for the controller the audio came back ... other than that all good and a well worth panic buy for lockdown days... thx