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I have the Xbox 1 X and am loving the experience, I especially like the fact that with the older console the power button was touch sensitive and you could easily turn of console by accident during a game, most annoying, but this has now changed to a more positive button.
Xbox 1 X has great hardware but still uses an Mechanical HD, so boot up times are most annoying, this has no real effect on game play, but time for Xbox to move on in this area.
Gaming via a TV will suffer from input lag, so if you are playing non completive games, then no problem, if you are playing Fifa or Call of Duty etc, then this will be noticeable and a smaller dedicated monitor is a good way to go.
Next year Microsoft console code named ‘Project Scarlett’ is looking good, promising four times the power of the Xbox One X complete with a slew of exciting features like ray tracing, 8K resolution and a lightning-fast SSD.
But alas no release until next Autumn/Winter 2020
In a completely sane world, madness is the only freedom (J.G.Ballard).
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Thank you for suggestion, i might end up buying them this month, and yeah i have to admit playing BF4 (my fav BF) Online on a big screen was a challenge.
Well worth the investment is a 23″ to 28″ screen, I use the BENQ 27″ and love the clarity, but like most hardware, the more you pay, the better, ASUS produce good screens at a reasonable price so hopefully this will help.
I almost forgot, the Xbox 1 controller is the same shape and layout as previous controllers but has a textured underneath which does actually help with grip and the Xbox 1 X supports 4K UHD (50 FPS), so job done ;-)
You just need a decent router to support online gaming
In a completely sane world, madness is the only freedom (J.G.Ballard).
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