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Xbox 360 S
The Xbox 360 S, the slim, launched in June 2010 straight after its E3 reveal. It has a redesigned board that fixed the overheating behind the red ring of death, plus built-in Wi-Fi and a port for Kinect.
- First released
- 2010
- Made by
- Microsoft
- Generation
- 7
- Type
- Home video game console
Overview
The Xbox 360 S, the slim, launched in June 2010 straight after its E3 reveal. It has a redesigned board that fixed the overheating behind the red ring of death, plus built-in Wi-Fi and a port for Kinect.
It's smaller and quieter than the original, has five USB ports and touch-sensitive power and eject buttons. Hard drives slide in behind a door on the side, and the old snap-on drives from the first model don't fit.
Specifications
- Manufacturer
- Microsoft
- Type
- Home video game console
- Generation
- Seventh
- Model numbers
- Model 1439
- Released
- June 2010
- Launch price
- US$299 (250 GB); US$199 (4 GB, August 2010)
- Media
- DVD, CD
- Storage
- 250 GB hard drive or 4 GB built in
- Connectivity
- Built-in Wi-Fi 802.11n, Ethernet, five USB ports, Kinect port
- In the box
- Console, wireless controller, composite AV cable, power supply
- Backward compatibility
- Selected original Xbox games
- Colours
- Glossy black, then matte black
- Predecessor
- Xbox 360 (original model)
- Successor
- Xbox 360 E
More from Xbox
- Xbox 2001
- Xbox 360 2005
- Xbox 360 Elite 2007
- Xbox 360 E 2013
- Xbox One 2013
- Xbox One S 2016
- Xbox One X 2017
- Xbox Series S 2020
- Xbox Series X 2020
- Xbox Series X and Series S 2020
Sources
- Wikipedia overview and specifications
- Xbox-360S-Console-Set.jpg Evan-Amos Public domain
- Xbox-360-S-Front.jpg pulkitsinha CC BY-SA 2.0
The overview is adapted from Wikipedia and shared under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 licence.
Checked October 2026.
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