A $300 machine outsells a $500 machine?
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Next thing you'll tell me is there are more Honda Civics than Ferraris.
this post was submitted on 20 Sep 2023
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I own a Series S.
Most of my games are in Steam, but I also have GamePass Ultimate.
So when last year Target was offering a Series S for $250, and it came with a $50 gift card, it was a no brainer. I also use the Xbox controllers for Steam, so all I needed was the console itself.
It has proven itself to be a very versatile appliance and fits my use case perfectly. I can't imagine I'm alone.
You're absolutely not alone, I purchased a series s a couple years ago and it's been the most versatile little console I've ever owned. I also don't own a 4k TV, I have a 43" Samsung 1080p commercial grade panel I purchased off someone for $80 and it's so hard to justify paying for the extra pixels at that price so the series s was a perfect console for me.
I bought one a few months ago. I already played more Xbox than in the last 5 years with my old Xbox One S.
Love my series s! It's the perfect bedroom console for sickness days, or as a retreat console when my wife has her girlfriends over or as a media player with kodi