Refurbished Microsoft Xbox One 7uv-00077 Gaming Console with Kinect - 500 GB Hard Drive - AMD Jaguar 1.60 GHz Processor - 8 GB R

Microsoft · Xbox · Xbox One · Xbox One (Original) · 500 GB · Blu-ray Compatible · Backward Compatible · With Motion Control · Xbox Live / Live Gold · Wi-FiReviews4.5551 reviews5 star421 reviews4 star56 reviews3 star25 reviews2 star10 reviews1 star39 reviewsOlder Players Make Sure Your TV is at least 48 inchesJuly 20, 2016I bought a 360 about 18 months ago and still had space left on it. Didn't need to upgrade. Didn't plan to upgrade. But I "accidentally" found this on sale for $229 and since it came with the kinect sensor and 3 games I decided to invest in it. At first I found it really hard to navigate and I also found that the "font size" on the dash and in game menus is much smaller than it was on the 360. That may not be a problem for people in their teens and 20's but I'm in my late 40's and my eye site isn't what it used to be. After several calls to tech support and message forum posts, I learned that the only two options for increasing the on-screen writing is my using a temporary magnifier that doesn't allow you to select items when magnified, or by using a narrator who reads EVERY ... MoreI bought a 360 about 18 months ago and still had space left on it. Didn't need to upgrade. Didn't plan to upgrade. But I "accidentally" found this on sale for $229 and since it came with the kinect sensor and 3 games I decided to invest in it. At first I found it really hard to navigate and I also found that the "font size" on the dash and in game menus is much smaller than it was on the 360. That may not be a problem for people in their teens and 20's but I'm in my late 40's and my eye site isn't what it used to be. After several calls to tech support and message forum posts, I learned that the only two options for increasing the on-screen writing is my using a temporary magnifier that doesn't allow you to select items when magnified, or by using a narrator who reads EVERY SINGLE THING to you and that gets annoying real fast. My only solution was to buy a larger TV. So I went from a 37 inch screen to a 48 inch and I can comfortably read the dashboard menus, however some in-game items are still a little challenging depending on the maker of the game and type of item. What I like about the Xbox most is the voice control options. It's pretty cool to just say, "Xbox On!" and the Xbox turns on, then it turns on my Kinect, my TV, and my Controller. I can tell it (with my voice) which programs to open or close, I can say "pause" and it will pause netflix for example, I can say "play" and it will play the show again.. I can also fast forward and rewind with my voice as well. I love this function. I also feel compelled to tell it "thank you" after it performs these functions for me but it doesn't acknowledge courtesy. lol I love the versatility of the Xbox One as well. You can watch TV on it, though I haven't yet because my antenna is connected to my Tivo and my Xbox 360 is connected to my Xbox One so I just watch TV on a different input/source. But it h