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Xbox Series X offers lower-priced entry, a disc drive and Quick Resume
The article compares Microsoft’s Xbox Series X with Sony’s PlayStation 5 Pro, arguing that the Pro leads in graphics performance but that the Series X still has useful advantages. It presents eight features or qualities the Xbox offers that the Pro lacks, for buyers weighing convenience and compatibility alongside raw power.
The Xbox Series X starts at $750 for its all-digital version, compared with $900 for the PS5 Pro. Its Smart Delivery feature automatically provides the best version of a game for the console and syncs saves across generations; it also includes a disc drive, while the Pro requires a separate drive costing just under $80 to play physical games. Quick Resume can suspend up to three current-generation games and restore them after the console has been switched off, whereas the PS5 can suspend only one game and requires rest mode to preserve it.
In short
- PS5 Pro is more powerful, but costs $900.
- Xbox Series X starts at $750 and includes a disc drive.
- Smart Delivery and Quick Resume are Xbox advantages.
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Originally published by Engadget as “What does the Xbox Series X have that the Playstation 5 Pro doesn’t?”.