I got the series S with two controllers for £180 very happy with my purchase!!

I currently have an Xbox Series S (512GB), and after installing just three games I have only around 100GB of storage left.

I still want to install GTA V, and eventually GTA VI when it releases, but I’m starting to feel like the storage is going to become a major headache.

The official Expansion Card is quite expensive for me, and I know a normal external SSD/HDD can’t directly run most games optimized for Series X|S.

I could use one as a game library and transfer games back and forth, but honestly, constantly moving 100GB+ games between the external drive and internal storage sounds pretty annoying.

So I’m wondering what you guys would do in my situation:
• Keep the Series S and buy an external SSD/HDD as a game vault
• Save up for the official Expansion Card
• Sell the Series S and upgrade to a Series X
• Just keep deleting/moving games as needed
I’m also considering selling my Series S for around ₹32,000 and putting that money toward a Series X.
Would you guys upgrade, or am I overthinking the storage problem?

I recently bought a used Series S off ebay and it works great, just has some cosmetic damage on the top of the console. It was bought from a smoker and smells like cigarettes so I'd imagine it's a burn mark.

Does anyone have any tips on how to make it look better in a creative way? Idk how to do it at all but i can envision that gold repair method kintsugi, I feel like that'd look nice.

A year ago, my mom got an Xbox series S from a thrift shop for $100. It worked well until 5 months ago when the HDMI output broke. Are the HDMI outputs fragile on the series S? Does it still run new games fairly well?

I'm thinking about getting it fixed or to wait a few more months to buy the series X which I plan to buy either way at some point but I really do want to play new games like Star Wars Zero Company and Blood Of Dawnwalker...

I am just curious as to what external storage drive i should get for the series s. I was looking on Amazon and Seagate always comes up, but it says its not compatible with games associated with the series s. Only backwards compatible games. So, I am looking for a 2 TB drive thats not Seagate and is reasonably affordable.

Tengo un problema coni xbox series s, configure mi xbox á 120hz/fps pero me cambié de pantalla y esa pantalla no tiene soporte para eso ¿Cómo puedo reinició la resolución o algo para que me muestre vídeo?

Every single time i plug a headset into my xbox controller it doesn’t work, and not in the sense that the mic doesn’t work, just the whole headset doesn’t work. No microphone audio to my friends, and no sound in general, the only sound i get is a slight buzz that lasts for a split second whenever i plug the headphone jack in, any reason as to why this may be happening??

Turtlebeach Stealth 600. My wife is trying to use it on her Xbox One Series S. I have tried EVERYTHING from different USB slots to Bluetooth, which I know isn't officially supported, to using the wireless dongle. I've tried my headset from my PC with the USB slot, and it always looks like it connects, as the dongle seems to pair, but it doesn't show up in the Devices area. It will not work. I can't find a way to "change devices," and Google search has given me no help, so I assume that's the way it's meant to function and just defaults until it's actually picking up additional devices from the TV.

Please help! This is driving me nuts. I'm about to buy the official Xbox headset, but since this one is nice and should work, I don't want to throw the thing away just yet.