Microsoft Xbox One 1TB + Game

I made a choice in favor of X-Box mainly because of interesting exclusives. However, both consoles are very similar to each other, so you should choose based on games. The console itself is good. Yes, it is bulky and looks like an old VCR, but this gives it some style.
Games run great, everything loads quickly and without lags. The graphics are top-notch, judging by the reviews of games on the Internet, at least not inferior to the Curling Iron. The store is decorated simply but conveniently - you can find an interesting game without any problems. A good drive for disks: now the disk is simply inserted into the slot, this is very convenient. Games run fine from the disk too, without any glitches or slowdowns.
As for the gamepad. At first it seemed that it was too big and not at all ergonomic. But after about a week I got used to it and now I just don’t understand how you can play on other controllers. That is, all this talk about the inconvenient gamepad is water, you quickly get used to everything.
It is important to me that there are Terabytes of memory on board. I don’t actually use the Kinect, as long as it’s just a decoration.

In fact, for an unrealistically long time I puzzled over the question of what to buy anyway: a new Shaitan box or a new Ployka. In the end, I settled on the model from Microsoft, and I do not regret the choice at all. In terms of functionality, both consoles are practically the same, but there are several advantages in the Box.
First, she looks cool. The prefix is really big, but it looks very stylish. Works surprisingly quietly. The noise from the fan is audible only in absolute silence, and even then if you listen. I have not noticed any glitches in games yet (of course, they were, but this is more related to the games themselves).
The main advantage of the console can be called a gamepad. It is simply magnificent - it lies like a glove in the hand, the batteries last for a long time, there are no problems with this, I really liked how it vibrates, accurately conveying what is happening on the screen.