Testseek.com have collected 47 expert reviews of the Microsoft Xbox 360 Slim and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Microsoft Xbox 360 Slim.
July 2010
(84%)
47 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
(slightly) meaner and quieter. Inches closer to the allinone entertainment box we've been waiting for. Cosmetic touches like touchsensitive power and eject buttons class up the joint. Thrusts overpriced accessories ( for a WiFi dongle?!) into obso
Sleeker design
17 percent smaller
Much quieter operation
Better cooling
Touch-sensitive power and disc tray
250GB hard drive
Built-in Wi-Fi
Five USB ports
Dedicated Kinect port
Onboard optical digital audio
The editors didn't like
Sleek finish lends itself to fingerprints.
No Bluray
No Bluetooth
Kinect motioncontrol technology unusual
But limited.
Generates more heatStill uses proprietary HDD systemNo hi-def playback out of the box
Glossy shell attracts fingerprints and smudges
Although smaller
The power supply is still bulky
Still lacks Blu-ray
An odd way to remove the hard drive that could potentially cause problems
No HD connectivity without additional purchase
No Blu-ray player
The fancy shine is easily smudge with fingerprints
In many ways the same console we've been playing since Senior Year. Interconsole data transfers still require a wonky proprietary cable
Abstract: Video Review: It's sleek, it's black, it's got Wi-Fi and a 250 GB hard drive. Jessica Chobot and Kevin Pereira review the new Xbox 360 Slim that debuted at E3 2010 for $200. ...
While we still don't know exactly what is going on under that final hood that is the Xbox 360 XCGPU heat spreader we do know that Microsoft is making some interesting decisions about the technology going into the console. They have spent what is likely a...
Good price point, Includes a 250GB hard drive, It looks cool, and it is smaller than the original, It is much quieter and runs cooler, Built in WiFi
An odd way to remove the hard drive that could potentially cause problems, No HD connectivity without additional purchase, No Blu-ray player, The fancy shine is easily smudge with fingerprints
A new sleek, smaller, quieter design with built in wifi give the Xbox 360 a much needed overhaul....
Smaller; Wireless added with WiFi 802.11n; 250GB is a welcome upgrade for hard drive space;
Hard drive can no longer be detached easily; Only standard definition cables included in the box; Current Xbox owners will need to fork out an extra $25 to move their data across quickly; Loud high-pitched buttons get annoying quickly
Put simply, the Xbox 360 250GB is the best Xbox Microsoft has made thus far. It's better featured, with more USB ports and built-in wireless, its more energy efficient internals mean it's quieter and less power-hungry than its predecessors and, perhaps mo...
Looks fantastic; slimmer and lighter than previous models; very little fan noise; great value for money
Cooling fan in power brick; no HDMI cable included; chassis collects fingerprints like nobody's business
Microsoft's Xbox 360 Slim offers improvements over its predecessors in every area, with reduced fan noise, a 250GB hard drive and great looks. It's really good value and, with the brilliant selection of HD games available for the platform, we think it'...
Incompatible with old Xbox HDs, No Blu-ray, Lacks media storage capability
With wireless connectivity, extra storage within a stylish, near silent body, there's no doubt that this is the best xBox ever. Gameplay is superlative, with fantastic graphics, a huge range of titles and of course xBox Live.But while Sky Player, Zune and...
