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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

The Xbox One S Battlefield 1 Special Edition Bundle (1TB), featuring a military green console with matching stand and controller, 4K Ultra HD Blu- ray, High Dynamic Range, and one month of EA Access. Includes a full game download of Battlefield 1 Early Enlister Deluxe Edition, which allows you to start playing on October 18, the Hellfighter Pack, Red Baron Pack, Lawrence of Arabia Pack, a new visual appearance of the Behemoths, and five Battlepacks. For veterans of the series and newcomers alike, discover a world at war through an adventure-filled campaign, or join in epic multiplayer battles with up to 64 players on Xbox Live. Fight as infantry or take control of amazing vehicles on land, air and sea, and adapt your gameplay to the most dynamic battles in Battlefield history. And with EA Access, play EA games for a limited time before they're released and get unlimited access to The Vault, exclusively on Xbox One. With over 100 console exclusives, and a growing library of Xbox 360 games, there's never been a better time to game with Xbox One.

Platform: Xbox One


Input Device: Gamepad


Connectivity Technology: HDMI


Memory Storage Capacity: 1 TB


Wireless Communication Technology: Wi-Fi


Resolution: 4K


Color: military green


Brand Name: Microsoft


Model Name: One S


Model Number: 234-00055


Manufacturer: GE Lighting


UPC: 889842149401


Manufacturer Part Number: 234-00055


Item Weight: 1.5 Kilograms


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    • Perfect operation, check
Color awesomeness, check. Perfect operation, check. Wasn't really planning on getting a console this generation at my age, and I actually preferred my PS3 to the 360, but comparing the current models, this seemed like a more logical choice for. Some things I couldn't find in my research; there is ~760GB free space after initial setup. Upon initial boot up, it downloaded a ~1440MB update for the console, followed by an update for the controller(no USB cable required on new model controllers to update). After updating and retrieving my gamer tag, I hooked up a 1TB western digital elements drive, format was just a few seconds, set this drive to install too. Next came the game code for the included battlefield 1 game, ~64GB download. Had a couple games on disc to install so inserted on, forza 5. It starts installing, and notifies of an update, which I accepted. At this point it bumps battlefield down in the que and paused it's download. After fora, I inserted horizon 2, again it installs from disc at same time it downloads an update.once all was said and done, approximately 24 hrs later, it was ready to go, this on a ~10Mbps isp. Runs quiet and cool, graphics are awesome. The down side for me is my 'in the sticks' 1Mbps speed at home. I have to take with me to work to do the updates. One of my boys bought doom, it was a ~44GB install that also wanted a 58GB update. One nice feature I found was in the network setting, I could simple go offline, which allowed the game to be played without having to update. As I type, it's currently at work updating that game... Couldn't believe the size of games compared to 360, but considering windows 10 uses GB's of space compared to XP, doesn't really surprise me. Love the color and included stand. Definitely pleased with the new Xbox. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2017 by R. March
    • So Much More than Just a Video Game Console.
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
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2017 by xerobane
    • Better console in most respects!
Firstly, This is a very good gaming console there is no doubt about it. It is much quieter than previous generation of XBOX. There is no need for separate Power brick as the power supply is built-in and the overall size is lot smaller which is perfect. This particular version comes with a stand to keep XBOX upright and provides good ventilation. This XBOX one S comes with a full version of Battlefield 1 game which requires you redeem it. No physical game media is provided. The console takes few hours to download updates & install the game. If you have fast internet connection you may be up and running playing the included Battlefield 1 game in less than 2-3 hours. The game-play graphics is rather nice, smooth and immersive. Overall there is definitely noticeable improvements over the previous generation of XBOX One. In my humble opinion, The green color is actually pretty close to grey/black and matches rather nicely to my entertainment center. The controller is okay but I wish there was some way to turn off the bright white LED which can be blinding when playing games in the dark room. Currently, I am using a black electrical tape to cover up the bright LED just like 100's of people who finds it extremely annoying. I am sure someday Microsoft will allow users to turn off the bright white LEDs using user menu rather than using Black Electrical tape. 4K UHD resolution Mumbo Jumbo: --------------------------------------------------- Secondly, I purchased this also to see what is all the Mumbo Jumbo about '4K' 'UHD', 'HDR-10' and the abilities to play ULTRA HD blu-ray etc. Since I do have a 4K UHD Samsung TV and this XBOX one S does come with a ULTRA HD Blu-ray Player, I did some investigation on my part and I found that XBOX one S does work in 4K 3840 x 2160 or 2160p resolution to my Samsung TV. But as with any early adopters of this latest technology your mileage may vary depending on they type of TV you have. Not all TV conforms to true 4K and HDR-10 media profile, so please be aware of the current limitations and requirements. This XBOX one S detects whether your TV can display the 4K UHD resolution at 60 Hz Automatically after the initial system update. This mode is activated if XBOX determines if all is OKAY by handshaking with TV's HDMI port. 4K UHD resolution at 60 Hz is not a must to use XBOX one S. Regular 1080p @60Hz is enough for most content, But 4K UHD resolution at 60 Hz is required to upscale the system, games, and some apps to 4K. In other words, this lets your console run at 4K all the time, regardless of content. 4K UHD as a resolution setting isn't required to play 4K content, however. Games and apps that use 4K features like the 4K resolution (for watching movies) and HDR (for movies and games) can switch those features on without needing the overall 4K UHD resolution. The most important thing to investigate before you hope to get full 4K resolution out of this XBOX one S are the following: 1. Make sure that your TV supports 4K resolution (Ultra HD (UHD) a display resolution of 3840 x 2160 or 2160p at 60Hz) 2. Use the HDMI cable that Microsoft provides as it is important to have the right HDMI cable which conforms to HDMI 2.0a specs 3. Most TVs have only one HDMI 2.0a capable input that is able of 'UHD' color mode, you may have to identify the correct HDMI port on your TV -- This is very important! 4. Make sure your TV supports HDR10 media profile BT2020 color space or gamut mode to get high dynamic range (HDR) capabilities. In my tests, I found while most TVs which are 4K capable are able to handshake and display at 4K 3840 x 2160 or 2160p at 60Hz resolution but the current 'holy grail' of HDR-10 media profile BT2020 color space or gamut is hit or miss depending on the type of TV you have. In the end I gave up on HDR even though I know my TV supports it as the apps like Netflix seems to get confused at times how to activate HDR. Also when HDR gets activated the brightness of your TV changes to maximum and depending on what your viewing preferences are and how good your TV is calibrated. In my experience, HDR may give you the best picture or simply make the movie experience worse if not implemented properly. I am going to wait on the industry to settle down on standards for properly implementing HDR-10 before I activate that feature on my XBOX one S. EDIT: DEC 9 2016: ----------------------------- ⇛ How to get 4K 3840 x 2160 or 2160p at 60Hz on regular Blu-Ray title discs which are not ULTRA-HD If you are like me who has some regular Blu-Ray discs and wondering why your XBOX one S is not up-scaling regular Blu-Ray discs to 4K 3840 x 2160 or 2160p at 60 Hz then you may soon realize that the included Blu-Ray player APP is working as designed. The App takes into consideration what settings are done on the "4K advance settings" on the XBOX one S. If you want your XBOX one S to upscale everything to 4K 3840 x 2160 or 2160p at 60Hz then you need to *uncheck* the "ALLOW 24 Hz, 50 Hz" check boxes. This essentially fixes the issue of XBOX one S which is not up-scaling regular Blu-Ray discs to 4K resolution. When 'Allow 24Hz' is checked, it allows you to view your movies in 24Hz refresh rate, which is the natural frame rate for movie viewing but at the same time the TV's resolution is forceibly changed to 1080p/24hz despite having a 4k UHD TV. In my humble opinion, Letting your TV do the up-scaling might be better if you have high end 4k TV, But if you have inferior TV that upscale poorly then *uncheck* the "ALLOW 24 Hz, 50 Hz" check boxes and let your XBOX one S do the up-scaling for you. Try fiddling with this option to see which delivers better picture quality and stick with your own preference. Bottom-line: This is by far one of the best XBOX consoles Microsoft has released. Rating this product with four respectable stars! Happy Gaming! Cheers! Rbhatta ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2016 by Bhatta's Reviews

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