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Xbox Series S 1TB Black + BlueBuilt Rechargeable Batteries

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Play your games on the Xbox Series S and charge controller while gaming with the BlueBuilt Rechargeable Batteries for Xbox controllers. The Xbox Series S 1TB Black is the next-gen successor to the Xbox One. This console doesn't have a disc tray, so you can download the games and store them digitally on the Series S. The new Xbox also uses NVMe SSD storage, which means loading times are shorter than ever. This Xbox Series S has 1TB of storage. This is more storage space than the 512GB version and you can save up to 25 large games on your Xbox console. Play in Full HD and QHD resolution with a maximum frame rate of up to 120 fps. Your gameplay looks smooth and there's no stuttering are no lags. In addition, the Xbox Series S supports a 1440p resolution. Shadows and lighting become more realistic in-game because of the ray tracing technology. And thanks to backwards compatibility, you can play almost all games you have digitally on the previous Xbox consoles on this new Xbox as well. Plus, you can easily expand the console's storage with an expansion card.

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