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Xbox One S 1TB Console – Battlefield 1 Special Edition Bundle [Discontinued]

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  • This bundle includes: Xbox One S Special Edition 1TB Console, full game digital download of Battlefield 1 Early Enlister Deluxe Edition, military green stand and controller, HDMI cable (4K Capable), power cable, and a 14-day Xbox Live Gold Trial
  • Also includes the Hellfighter Pack, Red Baron Pack, Lawrence of Arabia Pack, a new visual appearance of the Behemoths, and 5 Battlepacks
  • Experience richer, more luminous colors in games and video with High Dynamic Range
  • Play over 100 console exclusives and a growing library of Xbox 360 games on Xbox One

Description

It only comes Unit and Charger .Missing Controller and game.

Release date: October 18, 2016


Product Dimensions: 8 x 4 x 2 inches; 3.31 Pounds


Type of item: Video Game


Rated: Mature


Item model number: 234-00055


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Item Weight: 3.3 pounds


Manufacturer: GE Lighting


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: September 3, 2016


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I have now had this Xbox One S console for almost six months and am extremely satisfied with the purchase. I bought the Battlefield 1 edition which includes the console and controller in a unique grey, almost greenish color. It also (obviously) comes with the Battlefield 1 Early Enlister Deluxe Edition game disc which offers a bit of exclusive DLC content. Although I really enjoy the game, it is the console itself that has me thrilled that I invested in this updated version. I upgraded to the One S from the original Xbox One strictly for the larger HDD and the 4K UHD capability. That 4K capability has made a world of difference when playing games that are capable of the 2160 resolution as well as viewing 4K video content. In addition to playing 4K BDs, it also gives access to streaming 4K content from Netflix, Hulu and other streaming services that provide the content. What's more, it upconverts 1080p resolution video to something approaching 2160 resolution. The only real gripe I have is that it does not have a port for the Kinect 2.0. But this is only a minor inconvenience as I only used the Kinect to speak to Cortana when using the Edge browser or to use voice commands for recording game video clips. Overall, at the $250 price-point that I got the One S for, you simply cannot beat this console as it is so much more than just for gaming. It is quite literally a full-on home entertainment system when you remember that it plays CDs, DVDs, BDs, 4K BDs, as well as streaming video services, Microsoft TV and Movies and allows you to watch television by connecting your cable or satellite provider's set-top box via an HDMI connection. If you buy this as a full-fledged entertainment system, I recommend buying the Microsoft Xbox One Media Remote, which can also be purchased from Amazon. This is one of the best investments you can make for your home entertainment platform. ... show more
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