Xbox One S 2TB Limited Edition Console - Gears of War 4 Bundle [Discontinued]
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Sep 14 – Sep 17
Features
- This bundle includes: Custom Xbox One S 2TB Console and Crimson Omen controller, vertical stand, full game download of Gears of War 4: Ultimate Edition (card with code included in box) which includes a 4 day early access to the game, Vintage Limited Edition Console Pack, exclusive in-game items, six Gear Packs, and a Season Pass for even more exclusive content, including six additional Gear Packs.
- Play over 100 console exclusive and a growing library of Xbox 360 games on the 40% smaller newly designed Xbox One S.
- Experience richer, more luminous colors in games and video with High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology.
- This game download is an Xbox Play Anywhere title, so you can play it on both Xbox One and Windows 10 PC at no additional cost.
Description
The Xbox One S 2TB Console - Gears of War 4 Limited Edition Bundle features a custom console and controller, and a full game download of Gears of War 4: Ultimate Edition for Xbox One and Windows 10, with early access, exclusive in- game items, a Season Pass, and much more. Initiate system update before you can use your Xbox One S, you need the most recent or current system update to make sure it’s going to run in smooth condition. Select “Start Update” to start the download. Once update is complete, your Xbox One S will restart. After your console has restarted, you need to choose your time zone. This is especially importing for those gaming online. Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) Content Description: blood and core, Intense violence, Strong language.
Platform: Xbox One
Input Device: Gamepad
Connectivity Technology: HDMI
Memory Storage Capacity: 2 TB
Wireless Communication Technology: Xbox Wireless
Resolution: 4K
Color: Crimson Omen
Brand Name: Microsoft
Model Name: Xbox One S
Model Number: 23N-00001
Manufacturer: GE Lighting
UPC: 889842110722
Item Weight: 9.4 pounds
Manufacturer Part Number: 23N-00001
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I will admit that I was a little leery of buying my own Xbox One (my son has one and loves it) this late in the game. With the Xbox One X coming in November, the only thing that drove my purchase was the fact that my son is going to be gone for a month to visit family, and I absolutely enjoy gaming with him. That said, I started doing research and found out about the Xbox One S. I knew that if I was going to buy a Xbox One, it was going to be a bundle and brand new. I've learned my lesson about "used" electronics. After doing some research, I chose the Gears of War 4 LE Xbox One S. There were two primary reasons why I chose this one. First, 2TB of storage is just damned nice. My first Xbox ever was a 360 with 250GB of storage and that was just an absolute pain. I will never understand why if digital media is the wave of the future, that a gaming console would ever ship with less than 1TB, especially with games that are 50-100GB in size. So, having 2TB of storage ensures that the games I play all the time are right on hand, not having to wait to be downloaded. Second, because of the Xbox One X. The Gears version of the One S has been a pretty popular LE console. It has retained a relatively high value and thus will allow me to trade it in for a substantial amount, thus helping me upgrade to the One X. Here's a brief review of the console itself. Aesthetically, the device looks amazing. That crimson and black color scheme works absolutely well together, and the scratches etched into both the controller and the console just blows me away. I know it sounds idiotic, however as a middle aged guy, the aesthetic thing is super important. I'm not a neckbeard living in my folks basement. If I have something in my living room, it not only has to work well, but look great too. This LE console has already started conversations when people walk in and see it. When my friends pick up the controller, even non-gamers want to play something just to hold on to it. That says tons about just how much of a role the looks of a device plays in people wanting to use it (something Apple glommed on to a long time ago). I love the physical switches on it too! I'm that dad that when I look at my kid's Xbox, it turns on. I absolutely LOATHE the touch-sensitive switch on the OG Xbox One. This isn't an issue with the One S and it's awesome! Everyone is fussing about how much smaller it is than the OG Xbox One and yes, it is much smaller. However, one thing that shocked me was how heavy it felt when I unboxed it. It is smaller, but doesn't feel flimsy or too light. That was actually very pleasing to me as it didn't feel cheaply built. The controller is extremely comfortable in the hand. I have the manual dexterity of a goat trying to do brain surgery, yet I was able to play Gears of War 4 and actually enjoy it. I'm never going to be a first person shooter guy (not twitchy enough), but if I can play it with this controller, anyone can. The directional pad is metallic crimson with the same black pattern that the console and rest of the controller has, which looks fantastic. All in all, I feel like a made a great choice with this one. The color scheme, attention to detail, and high value, made this a great choice for me. I will be picking up an One X in November (my son can get his own if he wants), and knowing that I didn't shoot myself in the financial foot with this purchase, makes me feel very good about buying. I wonder if Microsoft might offer some sort of trade-in scheme for purchasers of the One S, that will offer a great deal on trading up. If this is done, there won't be a high enough amount of stars I could offer this console. If you're on the fence about getting this one...don't be. Even if you aren't looking to get the Xbox One X in the future, you could do a hell of a lot worse than to purchase the latest version of the Xbox with a large amount of onboard storage, beautiful aesthetics, and not a bad price either.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2017 by Mark Black
I just received my Xbox One S Gears Of War 4 Limited Edition console yesterday. My son has an Xbox One (original) so I have played and am familiar with the platform. I have long since been a PlayStation consumer, this console has changed that. First of all MS, good on you for including TRUE 4K and HDR resolutions. Secondly, in a market where a 4K Blue-Ray player will cost you $300 easily, may as well pony up the little extra and get the player that includes a next gen gaming system. Sony missed the mark on those items with the "Pro" edition of the PS. I would also have to admit that the Xbox One S controllers feel more at home in the hand (in this humble man's opinion anyways). I love the controllers so much more than my Dual Shock 4's. Now for the special edition part: The first great benifit is the 2tb HDD. I was growing soooo tired of erasing 2 or 3 games every time I brought a new one home because my 500gb PS4 HDD was lackluster. 2tb should clear that problem right up Next order of business: That design is freaking sexy!! The red....the insignias.....the real scratches like this thing has been in battle.... Honestly I have been gaming since Atari, Comodore 64, etc. This is the first "Special Edition" ANYTHING I have ever purchased. I never saw the point in spending the extra dollars to get a console that is a different color or just comes WITH a game like ALL consoles USED to do. Well if you got the deal I did this gorgeous edition did not cost much if any more than what the standard editions did but, it was worth every penny. This is the sharpest special edition, nay CONSOLE of any kind period I have ever seen! The extra sound effects when ejecting a disk or shutting down the console was a nice touch I was surprised by as well. The controller has all the same design aspects that impress with the console, amazing. Also comfortable enough to game with for hours. The free included stand to set up you Xbox on it's side was great also. I have never seen the point in spending extra money to make it possible to stand my consoles on their side but now that someone thought to just give me one this is the first console in my household I have actually decided to change the orientation of and I like it. MS also did right by me by making this a "set top box" and including the ability to run your cable box through in series. Now when I am watching TV I can see my notifications on my console. It is also easier than ever to switch from games to TV. Also, I know there is a ton of stuff I still have yet to discover just as soon as I get that connect, which I never would have gotten if not for being able to voice control TV's and Cable equipment. Bottom line, worth the money even from the perspective is a "Former PlayStation Fan". Sony I am sorry, and I will be looking for PS5. For now however MS has a monopoly in this household on a ton of products now and I am pleased by this indeed!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2017 by jv1979
Okay... this review is being written mere hours after I received my One S. I have to admit that I am very disappointed with my initial experience with this console. I am a PC gamer and have been very reluctant to purchase a console. The ONLY reason I finally went out on a limb to get one, was for the new FFXV game which isn't offered for PC. BIG mistake! This thing downloads games SOOO SLOOWW! I researched this console pretty thoroughly prior to purchase, or so I thought. Not until my issues with attempting to install the game at a snails pace and never getting past 63%, did I realize I may have just bought junk. A little more research brought to my attention this seemingly ongoing issue.Im hoping this review will get some replies that may be helpful in overcoming this dilemma. I almost would like to keep the console if there is a resolution. If not, IT'S GOING BACK! So, fellow gamers (console), any input would be greatly appreciated. CAN someone get me to change this rating? Thanks.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2016 by r.l.c.74
Well, Hurricane Matthew couldn't stop this bad boy from coming! It's a day late but I'm super excited the Console looks fantastic. I've had my Limited Edition Halo 5 Guardians Xbox since October of 2015 and I loved it, but I realized that after hitting 50% that 1TB really isn't that much (These games now are just gargantuan in size) add that with free Live for Gold Games and this space could run out quickly, so when the Xbox One S came out which promised to be more energy efficient, smaller, and most of all 2TB in Capacity I knew I couldn't pass this up. When I first unboxed this I was impressed how small the box was, but I guess this makes sense since the new Xbox One S is 40% smaller. As soon as I unwrapped the Xbox and saw the design it was instant love. There are these little details on this Xbox that you can't help but appreciate it. First of all, as included in my pictures the design of the controller has designs on the front and back. On the front, there is a claw mark on the buttons and on the back there is a Cog Tag/Gears Logo on the battery cover which is really neat that they designed this all around. On the Xbox itself, the Claw mark on the top of the Xbox One S is by far the most impressive part of the design, it isn't just a Graphic there is actually indentations to go with the claw mark. These type of things really make the design more appreciated because it shows how much effort they put into the design. The Cog tags on the vent is also a nice touch. When I reviewed my Halo 5 Xbox One Console last year I couldn't get over the design, but this one actually beats that because of the little details they put everywhere. Putting the console on the setup process is very fast. What impressed me was how fast the console starts up now, the older Xbox One there's couple of seconds daily when I start it up. Loading times for games are the same, it's not faster or quicker than before, but thank god it isn't slower. I was worried that might happen considering this has double the capacity and not a Hybrid Drive like the 1TB Halo 5 Xbox was. So good on Microsoft for choosing what appears to be a higher performance drive, after transferring all my data I'm only using 25% this is with 15 Games downloaded into the Hard Drive so I'm very impressed. The only disappointment is that this doesn't come with a Headset, personally I don' care as I have a Stereo Headset, but at this Price Point Microsoft should be including a Headset, overall, I'm happy with my purchase and as I always do and always have done I will continue to update my review as time goes on, if you have any questions, please let me know, and Happy Gaming!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2016 by C. SINGH
Let me start off by saying that this console looks spectacular. The fake battle damage on the console and controller look insane, and the fact that this console finally does not look like a VCR is really nice. The 4k picture is great, and a great upgrade from the Original Xbox One that I used to own. My only gripe about the console is that the advertised 2TB is false. As an IT person, I am no stranger to the fact that you will not get to use all of the data on a hard drive, but I am very displeased about the fact that you only get to use 1.6TB of the stated data. This does not sound like a big difference, but if you break it down into GB it is insane how much space that you lose out on. A Tera-byte consists of 1000GB so instead of having 2000GB, you only have 1600GB. I would have not minded this fact, but this is a really bad case of false advertising! I payed an extra $100 dollars for 1000 more GB! This is not too bad, but now this console is selling for $500. (I payed $399.99) If you are buying this for the styling, then go ahead. Don't waste your money if you are just getting it for the extra space. Save $200 and get a regular Xbox One S.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2016 by S. Ortega
First I'll start with the good things. This Xbox is great. Really loving the 2 TB and the look is awesome. It plays great for the most part, it did crash on me once though. The bad thing is the controller that came with the console. This controller looks so awesome, but it's just annoying. Right out of the box the X button was sticky. I thought maybe by playing a bit it would loosen up but no luck. Everytime I play Siege I sometimes die because my reload button is stuck in... That's not the worst though. The right analog started messing up on me about a few weeks ago. When I'm not touching the controller my aim will be slowly spinning. I guess the controller is registering that the analog is being pushed although nothing is pushing it. This is incredibly annoying when playing games where precise aiming is extremely relied upon, like Rainbow Six Siege. I stopped using this controller, and started using my other because of this issue only to find that the other was so much worse. I haven't had this console and controllers maybe two months, and it's not like these controllers are cheap either. I hope Microsoft knows about this issue and is working on a solution since controllers are essential to playing. I will update my review if anything changes or I receive any communication from the manufacturer.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2017 by Tyler K.
Absolutely well worth the money I spent (~$378). Not only it is a 2TB (Terabyte) Xbox: One S console, but it also comes with the pre-order content, the season pass, and full game of Gears of War 4 along with a beautifully designed controller. Yes, the scratches on the controller and Xbox are completely real and actually textures into both devices. It works great, came perfectly secure, shipped fast, and much less expensive than just the plain console on Xbox(dot)com; which is still $449 as I'm writing this. Now, I think this is just my controller, but the Xbox home button on the Gears of War 4 controller is a little broken in comparison with my other controllers. Double tapping the middle button twice opens up the menu at the side screen without retracting the game, but on the Gears controller, it kind of bugs out a bit and retracts the game to bring me to the full menu. I don't know if this is with all controllers but I guess it's a small complaint I have. Yes, I updated the console, all the games, and the controller itself but it doesn't fix it. It's still a very great controller, just the home button being a little poopy, I still manage. Yes, the controller has 2 ports on the bottom; a 3.5mm head-jack for headphones and the other thing-a-ma-bobber for the other headset. It also has a textured grip (but personally, I barely can tell when playing). I would say PLEASE take the deal. This is the cheapest and best bundle you will find anywhere with 2 day shipping (for prime members). I definitely recommend it with how the price is and what it includes total.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2017 by Kev
Cool looking Xbox1 and controller. Graphics are actually molded into the unit and controller for a true 3D look and feel. Custom sounds too. The sounds could have been better in my opinion but are from the game so fans of the game may think they're fine. With the price of $410 new and the Xbox X on pre-order for $499 already I would opt for the 'X' and get the most powerful console produced if you don't mind waiting until November. The HD size of 2TB is nice but I've got a Western Digital 5TB external on my older xbox that works great and cost less than $100 so adding extra space is easy and economical compared to buying a larger HD on the xbox itself. As for the game. I'm not very impressed but got it for the co-op so I'll still play it through. The graphics are fine but the game play is very generic. If I was more interested in the story and multiple cut scenes it would have probably helped, but they didn't draw me in at all. I played the multi-player beta and thought it was awful so I haven't even bothered with it. .
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2017 by JstaRnr