One individual, despite acknowledging the popularity of the Carbon Black variant, found the white and black design of the original Series S more appealing. This preference highlights the diverse tastes within the gaming community. While some may eagerly pre-order the Carbon Black model, others will continue to enjoy their existing Series S consoles.
In the case of the individual mentioned earlier, the current Series S perfectly suits their gaming setup. With a high-quality LG UltraGear monitor and a Series X console in their office, they desire to relocate the Series X to their living room for an immersive single-player gaming experience on a large 65-inch Sony A80J OLED TV. As their primary multiplayer game is Battlefield 2042, which they play with friends, the Series S’s capability to support 1440p resolution and deliver 120 FPS is ideal for their gaming setup. With a 27-inch monitor and no immediate need for 4K resolution, the Series S fulfills their multiplayer gaming requirements.
While this individual finds the current Series S model perfect for their needs, it is evident that many gamers will benefit from the Carbon Black variant’s 1TB hard drive, particularly if it is their only Xbox console. Microsoft recognizes this as a major selling point in their marketing campaign. The upgraded model retains the next-gen speed and performance of the 512GB Series S while doubling the storage capacity, allowing players to download and store even more of their favorite games.
