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EricHiggin on 14 December 2019
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SvennoJ said:
Barkley said:

Tried to work out the size of the console by using the controller as scale.

Xbox One Dimensions = 7208cm3 = 33.3cm x 27.4cm x 7.9cm
Xbox One S Dimensions = 4342cm3 = 29.5cm x 23cm x 6.4cm
Xbox One X Dimensions = 4320cm3 = 30cm x 24cm x 6cm
Xbox Series X Dimensions = 6570cm3 = 29.2cm x 15cm x 15cm

So in terms of volume it's smaller than the OG XBO, a fair bit larger than the XBO S/X.

Someone posted comparisons on Eurogamer




It's a block and kind of defeats the purpose of a console that fits in an AV cabinet instead of putting a mini pc in there.

Now remove one of the cables, and gloss, enlarge it, and present it vertically.

Voila

So just hold your tongue right there. It's a power-ful brick! Got it?



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