Xbox Series S 512GB: Slim Design, USB-C, Wireless Controller, Wi-Fi 5

A: Hi EasieMae, thanks for reaching out about Xbox Series S 512GB This is the Xbox series S console. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: nah its not sorry man!

A: Yes it is, the one with the 512gb ssd.

A: Think of it like this, you go to the Xbox store for games on both consoles. There is no difference in level for these games, so yes all are playable on both of these systems!

A: Hi Jason, thanks for reaching out about Xbox Series S 512GB Yes, Xbox games are made for the Series S and Series X, as they are both the same generation Xbox. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: Hi, thanks for reaching out about Xbox Series S 512GB: Slim Design, USB-C, Wireless Controller, Wi-Fi 5. It is definitely a bit of a shock when you unbox a new console and a third of the storage is already "missing." However, your Xbox isn't broken or short-changing you—this is actually the standard behavior for the 512GB model. Here is the breakdown of where those gigabytes went: 1. The "System Reserve" (The Main Culprit) Out of the 512GB advertised, roughly 148GB is strictly reserved for the console to function. You cannot access or delete this. It is used for: The Operating System (OS): The software that runs the dashboard, menus, and background tasks. Quick Resume: This is the feature that lets you jump back into multiple games exactly where you left off. The Xbox has to "carve out" a permanent space on the SSD to store the data from those suspended games so they load instantly. System Updates & Cache: Space set aside so the console can download and install updates without needing you to delete a game first. 2. Marketing vs. Reality (Decimal vs. Binary) Storage manufacturers define 1 kilobyte as 1,000 bytes (decimal), but computers and consoles see 1 kilobyte as 1,024 bytes (binary). Because of this mathematical difference, a "512GB" drive is recognized by the system software as roughly 476GB before any software is even installed. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: Hi, thanks for reaching out about Xbox Series S 512GB: Slim Design, USB-C, Wireless Controller, Wi-Fi 5 The Xbox Series S is an all-digital console, which means it does not have a disc drive. With no disc drive available, you won't be able to play your physical collection from the original Xbox, Xbox 360, or Xbox One on this specific machine. The Series X however, does have a disc drive and is the "king" of backward compatibility. You can insert your original Xbox and 360 discs, and it will often download an enhanced version of the game for you to play for free. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: Hi, thanks for reaching out about Xbox Series S 512GB: Slim Design, USB-C, Wireless Controller, Wi-Fi 5. Yes, the Xbox Series S is fully backward compatible with almost all Xbox One games! Microsoft designed the Series X and Series S to carry forward the previous generation's library. This means you can play the vast majority of games released for the Xbox One on your new Series S. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: Hi, thanks for reaching out about Xbox Series S 512GB: Slim Design, USB-C, Wireless Controller, Wi-Fi 5. That's a fantastic gift! It's a very common question, and I can certainly help explain how two people can play. Here is the simple breakdown of what you need for two players on the Xbox Series S: 1. Do I need another controller? Yes, you almost certainly need to purchase one additional controller. The Xbox Series S console, when purchased new, only comes with one (1) Wireless Controller in the box. To play most two-player games, each person needs their own controller. Any official Xbox Series S/X Wireless Controller will work, and they come in many different colors. 💡 Tip: Look for the controller labeled "Xbox Wireless Controller" (the current generation). 2. Can two people play the games? Yes, absolutely! But it depends entirely on the game. The Xbox Series S supports two types of multi-person play: Not all games support local two-player play. Many big, modern action or adventure games are designed for only one player or online-only multiplayer. Local co-op games are called "couch co-op" or "split-screen" games and are extremely fun for playing together! If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: Hi, thanks for reaching out about the Xbox Series S 512GB: Slim Design, USB-C, Wireless Controller, Wi-Fi 5 No, the Xbox Series S (512GB) is an "All-Digital" console and cannot play games or movies from physical discs. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day between 7 am and 11 pm CST.

A: Hi, thanks for reaching out about Xbox Series S 512GB: Slim Design, USB-C, Wireless Controller, Wi-Fi 5 Yes, EA Sports College Football 26 is confirmed to be available on the Xbox Series X (and the Xbox Series S). If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: Hi Vincent, thanks for reaching out about Xbox Series S 512GB. The Xbox Series S 512GB is an all-digital console and does not have a disc drive. This means you can only play games that you purchase and download digitally from the Xbox Store. It is not possible to play physical game discs on the Xbox Series S. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: Hi YA, thanks for reaching out about Xbox Series S 512GB. We apologize for the issue you are experiencing and have a few suggestions that may help: If your Xbox Series X/S displays a white screen upon loading, try these steps: 1) Ensure the HDMI cable is securely connected to the console and TV. 2) Power cycle the console: hold the power button for 10 seconds to turn it off, then press the power button or Xbox button to turn it back on. 3) Disconnect any external devices or peripherals. 4) Clear the console cache by turning off the console completely, unplugging it for a few minutes, and then turning it back on. 5) If the issue persists, try a factory reset, which will erase all local data but restore the console to its default settings. If these steps are not successful, we invite you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.