Microsoft launched the Xbox One S earlier this month , revitalizing its current-generation console lineup with some new features. Here's how it stacks up against the previous version.

Since we have a lot of 360 games and waited for this to up grade, yes we would re buy. Not sure any of these consoles are up to best expectations. With dedicated processor and huge storage we were expecting more from games on 4 G ultra tv.

Slick size, quick set up, intuitive, plays blue rays, has cortana; Most games now play off unit

Pricie; Slug at down loads; Not a lot of high definition 4G valued games yet; Comes with one controller

The Xbox One was built with a specific vision in mind, and it was one that included a whole lot more than games. From streaming videos to dollops of motion sensing in the form of Kinect, it aimed to be the centre of your living room - much like Microsoft envisioned the original Xbox to be, when it...

Gorgeous industrial design; Sweet form factor; No power brick; Whisper quiet

Gorgeous industrial design; Sweet form factor; No power brick; Whisper quiet; Not available officially yet; Robot white is easy to smudge; OS concerns still persist

Interested in the new Xbox model? We break down its benefits and shortcomings after spending a few days with the system. It's here: The first major "iterative" game console revision.

Having read the WHF review I think they have been a bit harsh on this bit of kit, first of all the game pay is very smooth and picture quality on Tomb Raider was up there with the best of them and as a blu ray player I found the picture to be as good as any player I have seen costing up to ￡150 and...

Reviewing the 2TB Gears of War 4 Xbox One S Limited Edition console is not an easy task. I mean what do you compare it to? It's obviously better than the original Xbox One based on specs alone.

Stunning design; The definitive Gears package; Runs like a dream; Decent value for the buck

Doesn't include Elite controller; You should be a Gears fan; Good luck getting this in December

In the almost three years since the Xbox One's release, the console has seen many ups and downs. The original Kinect requirement alienated many, and when it was dropped as a mandate from the versions being sold, sales skyrocketed.

While the Xbox One S is an amazing console, it just doesn't have a place, as it's such an incremental improvement. You should probably wait for Scorpio to get bigger changes.

The Microsoft Xbox One is way cooler than any of its compititor. A lot of vents has been provided on top and sides. The gaming console is a bit fat to me. But it cordinates with my palm perfectly. Due to the matt finish it actually gives a comfortable grip. The headphone is quite decent.

This should have been the first Xbox one design from day 1, it's elegant and small. it lacks Kinect port but there very few games that rely on that if you are not using it for interface navigation.

-Small elegant design; -no power brick -4K UHD Blu-Ray disk player; -HDR support "HDR10" (doesn't support dolby vision though) -better gaming performance in "some" games -Cable/satellite receiver playback (Extra HDMI in port) "I plug my apple TV so I save

- If you want to play Kinetic games you will need an adapter that costs around 30 US$ -Doesn't support Dolby Vision HDR; -You might need to upgrade your HDD space if you have this as a main console (most games even on disks require big space for installat