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title: "Xbox 360 250GB Console with Kinect Sensor: Includes Kinect Sports and Dance Central 2"
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# Kinect Sensor 250GB Storage Includes 2 Games Xbox 360 250GB Console with Kinect Sensor: Includes Kinect Sports and Dance Central 2

**Brand:** microsoft
**Price:** $666887
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## Summary

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- **What is this?** Xbox 360 250GB Console with Kinect Sensor: Includes Kinect Sports and Dance Central 2 by microsoft
- **How much does it cost?** $666887 with free shipping
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## Best For

- microsoft enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted microsoft brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Dance Your Heart Out:** Dance Central 2 brings the party to your living room with its energetic gameplay.
- • **Unleash Your Inner Gamer:** Experience immersive gameplay with the Kinect Sensor that tracks your every move.
- • **Endless Entertainment Awaits:** With 250GB of storage, download and store your favorite games and apps.
- • **Get Active with Kinect Sports:** Engage in fun, interactive sports games that get you moving.
- • **Sleek Design Meets Functionality:** Gloss black finish and touch-sensitive controls elevate your gaming setup.

## Overview

The Xbox 360 250GB Console with Kinect Sensor is a powerful gaming system that includes a sleek console, a Kinect Sensor for motion tracking, and two exciting games: Kinect Sports and Dance Central 2. With ample storage and innovative features, it's designed for both casual and dedicated gamers looking to enhance their entertainment experience.

## Description

Xbox 360 250GB Bundle Xbox 360 has more ways to play, now with Kinect. Product Description The complete Xbox 360 experience, including the controller-free fun of Kinect. Jump, dance, and get your whole body in the game with the unique experience of Kinect. Or use your controller to play the blockbuster games your friends can’t stop talking about. The spacious 250GB hard drive gives you the space you need to store arcade games, movies, demos, and even full Xbox 360 games. Plus, with built-in Wi-Fi, it's easy to connect to Xbox LIVE to access tons of great entertainment — from HD movies and TV shows to live sports. With Kinect, play, pause and rewind the action with your voice. When you are the controller, there's nothing between you and the fun. Product FeaturesXbox 360 S Console: The Xbox 360 S console runs whisper quiet, letting you play games and watch movies without interference. Easily connect to Xbox LIVE, play with friends all over the world and experience a world of entertainment.Kinect Sensor: With the Kinect sensor, you can experience gaming like never before. Easy to use and fun for everyone, the Kinect sensor utilizes revolutionary full-body tracking to put you in the center of the fun. This amazing technology allows the sensor to recognize your body and mirror your movements in the game, making you the controller. All you need is a little room to play, with approximately six feet of free space between you and the sensor. With Kinect, Xbox 360 now has the best controller ever made — YOU.Dance Central 2 Full Game Download: You'll find a code to let you download Dance Central 2 on Xbox LIVE. With another killer soundtrack, the best routines and all-new multiplayer features, Dance Central 2 is sure to get your party started.Kinect Sports: Turn your living room into a world-class stadium, bowling alley, soccer pitch or track-and-field arena. With Kinect Sports you’re not only the star player, you are the controller — through the magic of Kinect for Xbox 360. See a ball? Kick it. Spike it. Even give it a little topspin. Kinect Sports features soccer, beach volleyball, bowling, table tennis, track and field, and boxing. Kinect Adventures: Float in outer space. Experience the thrill of roaring rapids. Tackle mountaintop obstacle courses. And dive into the deep to explore a leaky underwater observatory — all from your living room. You are the controller as you jump, dodge, and kick your way through exciting adventures set in a variety of exotic locations. Rated “E” for Everyone.Xbox 360 250GB Hard Drive: The internal 250GB hard drive allows you to save your games and store television shows, movies, music, pictures, trailers, levels, demos, and other content available from Xbox LIVE Marketplace.Xbox 360 Wireless Controller: This award-winning, high-performance wireless controller features the Xbox Guide Button for quick, in-game access to friends and music. It has a range of up to 30 feet and a battery life of up to 30 hours on two AA batteries. Please note that this console does not come with a headset.

Review: Excellent Multimedia Console - I've been putting off getting XBOX for quite some time - for a long time, indeed. When I last decided to get a game console, I opted for PS3 and this was on the basis of reviews at that time, as well as some experience with an old XBOX model at family friend's house. PS3 couldn't do everything I wanted either. However, it served us well with some family-oriented games and kept the kids entertained, particularly during festive seasons (with dance and adventure games that involved kids and grown-ups alike). Okay, what makes my choice a bit complicated is that I'm not a gaming person, else I suspect I could have easily fallen in love with PS3 or XBOX. Despite this, I didn't mind the occasional family games, even in watching role, and, in fact, I enjoyed some of the dance games to burn calories (and thanks to the kids who convinced me that I could expend more calories with 'Just Dancing' on PS3 than go out for cycling for the same duration). What I really wanted from a console of type PS3 or XBOX are: - primarily, the support of home multimedia streaming so that I can stream our home collections of music, pictures, and video from a home server (or any PC), and be able to play-out on living room TV; - support for good remote control, so that we won't be compelled to use a painfully slow 20th century input method to interact with 21st century multimedia technology; - good support for free on-demand streaming services such as BBC iPlayer, 4oD, and so on; - good support for paid-for streaming services as an option in the background when we needed (such as LoveFilm, etc); - parental control for contents. The XBOX 360 scores nearly 100% on each of the above and I am really pleased with this purchase (yes, on the pretext of Christmas gift for our kids!). The game-changer in all this seems to be the Kinect sensor which makes the gaming experience so great (in contrast, waving the PS3 Motion now looks a bit too embarrassing!) as well as improving the remote control functionality through the sensor built into the Kinect camera; On the other hand, when it comes to home multimedia streaming (my #1 criterion listed above), being the same Microsoft pedigree as Home Server PC operating system is in fact the most critical factor. Home media streaming is now amazingly blissful, the Zune software on Windows Home Server does all the job of streaming to XBOX 360 over the home LAN (you'll note that the development of Zune software/hardware and XBOX by Microsoft was tightly coupled over the years). Contrast this with the painful DLNA tweaking on PS3 which was a hit and miss and always ended up in frustration particularly for video streaming. Yes, surprise surprise, you can also use Windows Phone to act as your remote for your XBOX 360 so this is another pleasant surprise why I like this system even more. I can say, I can see the twinkle of 'full integration' at the end of Microsoft's tunnel, but it seems this useful technology hasn't received much attention. It is called SmartGlass and you can install the SmartGlass App on your Windows Phone as well as on the all-new Windows 8 for the purpose of controlling your XBOX 360. The catch is that all devices must be logged in to the Microsoft XBOX Live (though it would have been nicer to limit this to a private home LAN, but they want to know everything we do, don't they?). Support for the likes of BBC iPlayer and 4oD is very good and I've had no issues at all. There are also other free services such as YouTube that get enabled only upon XBOX Live subscription which you can purchase here on desertcart and redeem for your annual membership - Xbox LIVE Gold 12-Month Membership Card (Xbox 360) at least 25% cheaper than paying at XBOX Live website. The parental control built into XBOX 360 is very intuitive; where the content is rated it works as expected (e.g., most family games and dance games are rated by age), but where the channel or content is not classified, as in YouTube, it acts as a gate-keeper, and you can only proceed with a PIN saved into the system while setting up the parental control. Furthermore, the system will also allow any content to be included to, or excluded from the parental control list. Overall, a very re-assuring control if you've to allow children to use the system without your supervision. What you get with this console: In addition to the console and Kinect sensor duo, you get the following game bundles: - KINECT ADVENTURES! , a fun game, no doubt, will be enjoyed by everyone; - Kinect Sports , #1 best-selling Kinect game according to Microsoft; - Dance Central 2 , you get a scratch card that reveals the code for downloading this dance game from XBOX Live website. It is really good and according to our kids much better than the Just Dance 4 dance game we bought separately. By the way, desertcart mistakenly suggests the bundled game - KINECT ADVENTURES! - to be purchased with this console. If you've already bought this game separately, no doubt the refund will be made at no extra expense to you ('cos it's desertcart's fault!). The 250GB hard disk is also one of the largest disk sizes for game consoles and it can handle almost anything you throw at it, such as downloading games, or even installing DVD games on to hard disk for improved speed. As should be expected, a standard XBOX wireless controller is also included. A Composite AV cable is provided for connection to TV, but I don't understand why Microsoft expects customers to settle for an inferior AV interface, when Component HD AV or HDMI connector provides superior digital video and audio. My only guess is that the Composite AV cable provides a common denominator for most customers spanning low-end to high-end TV sets, but worse still in a rather very terse user manual Microsoft doesn't make it clear how best customers can configure the AV system for best enjoyment. It's a shame you don't get an HDMI connector cable but you can pick a reasonable quality one from under £5 to about £10 depending on length, brand, and construction material (like gold plated pins) so make your pick here on desertcart. Personally, the £10 is a reasonable upper limit but if you have money to spend there are HDMI cables as expensive as £897 (this is not a typo!); I have even seen one priced at £9999.00, and all of these here on desertcart. I have no idea what these cables do beyond acting as a conduit for electrons to flow, which cheap cables can do the task as well, but it is ultimately the choice of the buyer. I can carry on writing more on this well-designed game console, but I should stop here. If you have similar usage scenario as I tried to explain above and would like to know more, you can ask a question and I am happy to reply to if I can. By way of a tip, one very important thing that comes to mind is to consider putting in place a wired LAN connection, particularly where wireless connection can be erratic with some distance between the wireless router/switch and your XBOX 360. Yes, you have guessed right - XBOX 360 supports both wired and wireless network which is great but wired network with good cabling and firm terminal connections is always superior. Also, please be advised that if you plan to do home video streaming I was alluding to above, then you need to encode your video collection to formats such as Windows Media Video (WMV) format or MP4 which are more suitable for streaming. This requires additional software tools (and possibly hardware by way of a PC with adequate power for video editing and encoding). Downsides? You can always come up with 'I wish I had this and that feature' but I can live with the downsides of XBOX 360. The lack of Blu-Ray disc player support comes as a notable disadvantage (which PS3 console supports) but historical reasons would convince you this being no surprise -- Microsoft was teaming up with the Toshiba HD DVD that was killed off by the Blu-Ray standard promoted by Sony's team. I knew this before the purchase so cannot hold it against Microsoft who, by the way, conveniently believes that online video streaming will soon kill off the Blu-Ray media. If you plan to get a Home Cinema anyway, get one with Blu-Ray player and the lack of Blu-Ray player would be solved. Most Home Cinema systems nowadays have an integrated Blu-Ray player. [Oh! sorry I'm still writing ...] One major downside for me is Microsoft's failure of supporting HDMI-CEC standard. The HDMI-CEC standard, among other things, will enable an attached TV to detect devices like XBOX 360. That way, switching on XBOX 360 will automatically turn on the TV and make it switch to the appropriate AV port (such as HDMI 1, HDMI 2, AV1, AV2, etc). As it stands, because of the lack of HDMI-CEC support, such auto detection and switching is not possible. The PS3 console worked happily with my Sony W5500 TV made possible with Bravia Sync (Sony's name for HDMI-CEC) but unfortunately the Sony TV and XBOX 360 don't know each other at this electronic level; we have to set the TV to HDMI port XBOX 360 is connected to, and we have to power up the TV even if we first switched on the XBOX 360. Although not a complete solution, the Microsoft Media Remote (Xbox 360) provides part of the solution for controlling XBOX 360 and connected TV with a single remote, but still you have to reach for your TV remote as this remote only does the basic functions such as Volume and Input selection. (As an aside: thank you to the consumer electronics industry who made our lives so miserable - and continue to do so - by choosing non-cooperation amongst yourselves!) Overall verdict: a superior console for home multimedia streaming, online multimedia streaming, and possibly gaming.
Review: Very Poor - Product incomplete.... 0 star's.... big lie in description. In description was written will arrive with just dance 2 which I didn't receive and some missing cables.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B008R525QM |
| Best Sellers Rank | 4,037 in PC & Video Games ( See Top 100 in PC & Video Games ) 1 in Xbox 360 Consoles |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Item model number | S7G-00082 |
| Manufacturer | Microsoft |
| Product Dimensions | 33.6 x 30.81 x 18.59 cm; 5.36 kg |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Microsoft
- **Colour:** Black
- **Input device:** Gamepad
- **Model name:** Xbox 360 S
- **Platform:** Xbox 360

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Multimedia Console
*by K***O on 26 December 2012*

I've been putting off getting XBOX for quite some time - for a long time, indeed. When I last decided to get a game console, I opted for PS3 and this was on the basis of reviews at that time, as well as some experience with an old XBOX model at family friend's house. PS3 couldn't do everything I wanted either. However, it served us well with some family-oriented games and kept the kids entertained, particularly during festive seasons (with dance and adventure games that involved kids and grown-ups alike). Okay, what makes my choice a bit complicated is that I'm not a gaming person, else I suspect I could have easily fallen in love with PS3 or XBOX. Despite this, I didn't mind the occasional family games, even in watching role, and, in fact, I enjoyed some of the dance games to burn calories (and thanks to the kids who convinced me that I could expend more calories with 'Just Dancing' on PS3 than go out for cycling for the same duration). What I really wanted from a console of type PS3 or XBOX are: - primarily, the support of home multimedia streaming so that I can stream our home collections of music, pictures, and video from a home server (or any PC), and be able to play-out on living room TV; - support for good remote control, so that we won't be compelled to use a painfully slow 20th century input method to interact with 21st century multimedia technology; - good support for free on-demand streaming services such as BBC iPlayer, 4oD, and so on; - good support for paid-for streaming services as an option in the background when we needed (such as LoveFilm, etc); - parental control for contents. The XBOX 360 scores nearly 100% on each of the above and I am really pleased with this purchase (yes, on the pretext of Christmas gift for our kids!). The game-changer in all this seems to be the Kinect sensor which makes the gaming experience so great (in contrast, waving the PS3 Motion now looks a bit too embarrassing!) as well as improving the remote control functionality through the sensor built into the Kinect camera; On the other hand, when it comes to home multimedia streaming (my #1 criterion listed above), being the same Microsoft pedigree as Home Server PC operating system is in fact the most critical factor. Home media streaming is now amazingly blissful, the Zune software on Windows Home Server does all the job of streaming to XBOX 360 over the home LAN (you'll note that the development of Zune software/hardware and XBOX by Microsoft was tightly coupled over the years). Contrast this with the painful DLNA tweaking on PS3 which was a hit and miss and always ended up in frustration particularly for video streaming. Yes, surprise surprise, you can also use Windows Phone to act as your remote for your XBOX 360 so this is another pleasant surprise why I like this system even more. I can say, I can see the twinkle of 'full integration' at the end of Microsoft's tunnel, but it seems this useful technology hasn't received much attention. It is called SmartGlass and you can install the SmartGlass App on your Windows Phone as well as on the all-new Windows 8 for the purpose of controlling your XBOX 360. The catch is that all devices must be logged in to the Microsoft XBOX Live (though it would have been nicer to limit this to a private home LAN, but they want to know everything we do, don't they?). Support for the likes of BBC iPlayer and 4oD is very good and I've had no issues at all. There are also other free services such as YouTube that get enabled only upon XBOX Live subscription which you can purchase here on Amazon and redeem for your annual membership - Xbox LIVE Gold 12-Month Membership Card (Xbox 360) at least 25% cheaper than paying at XBOX Live website. The parental control built into XBOX 360 is very intuitive; where the content is rated it works as expected (e.g., most family games and dance games are rated by age), but where the channel or content is not classified, as in YouTube, it acts as a gate-keeper, and you can only proceed with a PIN saved into the system while setting up the parental control. Furthermore, the system will also allow any content to be included to, or excluded from the parental control list. Overall, a very re-assuring control if you've to allow children to use the system without your supervision. What you get with this console: In addition to the console and Kinect sensor duo, you get the following game bundles: - KINECT ADVENTURES! , a fun game, no doubt, will be enjoyed by everyone; - Kinect Sports , #1 best-selling Kinect game according to Microsoft; - Dance Central 2 , you get a scratch card that reveals the code for downloading this dance game from XBOX Live website. It is really good and according to our kids much better than the Just Dance 4 dance game we bought separately. By the way, Amazon mistakenly suggests the bundled game - KINECT ADVENTURES! - to be purchased with this console. If you've already bought this game separately, no doubt the refund will be made at no extra expense to you ('cos it's Amazon's fault!). The 250GB hard disk is also one of the largest disk sizes for game consoles and it can handle almost anything you throw at it, such as downloading games, or even installing DVD games on to hard disk for improved speed. As should be expected, a standard XBOX wireless controller is also included. A Composite AV cable is provided for connection to TV, but I don't understand why Microsoft expects customers to settle for an inferior AV interface, when Component HD AV or HDMI connector provides superior digital video and audio. My only guess is that the Composite AV cable provides a common denominator for most customers spanning low-end to high-end TV sets, but worse still in a rather very terse user manual Microsoft doesn't make it clear how best customers can configure the AV system for best enjoyment. It's a shame you don't get an HDMI connector cable but you can pick a reasonable quality one from under £5 to about £10 depending on length, brand, and construction material (like gold plated pins) so make your pick here on Amazon. Personally, the £10 is a reasonable upper limit but if you have money to spend there are HDMI cables as expensive as £897 (this is not a typo!); I have even seen one priced at £9999.00, and all of these here on Amazon. I have no idea what these cables do beyond acting as a conduit for electrons to flow, which cheap cables can do the task as well, but it is ultimately the choice of the buyer. I can carry on writing more on this well-designed game console, but I should stop here. If you have similar usage scenario as I tried to explain above and would like to know more, you can ask a question and I am happy to reply to if I can. By way of a tip, one very important thing that comes to mind is to consider putting in place a wired LAN connection, particularly where wireless connection can be erratic with some distance between the wireless router/switch and your XBOX 360. Yes, you have guessed right - XBOX 360 supports both wired and wireless network which is great but wired network with good cabling and firm terminal connections is always superior. Also, please be advised that if you plan to do home video streaming I was alluding to above, then you need to encode your video collection to formats such as Windows Media Video (WMV) format or MP4 which are more suitable for streaming. This requires additional software tools (and possibly hardware by way of a PC with adequate power for video editing and encoding). Downsides? You can always come up with 'I wish I had this and that feature' but I can live with the downsides of XBOX 360. The lack of Blu-Ray disc player support comes as a notable disadvantage (which PS3 console supports) but historical reasons would convince you this being no surprise -- Microsoft was teaming up with the Toshiba HD DVD that was killed off by the Blu-Ray standard promoted by Sony's team. I knew this before the purchase so cannot hold it against Microsoft who, by the way, conveniently believes that online video streaming will soon kill off the Blu-Ray media. If you plan to get a Home Cinema anyway, get one with Blu-Ray player and the lack of Blu-Ray player would be solved. Most Home Cinema systems nowadays have an integrated Blu-Ray player. [Oh! sorry I'm still writing ...] One major downside for me is Microsoft's failure of supporting HDMI-CEC standard. The HDMI-CEC standard, among other things, will enable an attached TV to detect devices like XBOX 360. That way, switching on XBOX 360 will automatically turn on the TV and make it switch to the appropriate AV port (such as HDMI 1, HDMI 2, AV1, AV2, etc). As it stands, because of the lack of HDMI-CEC support, such auto detection and switching is not possible. The PS3 console worked happily with my Sony W5500 TV made possible with Bravia Sync (Sony's name for HDMI-CEC) but unfortunately the Sony TV and XBOX 360 don't know each other at this electronic level; we have to set the TV to HDMI port XBOX 360 is connected to, and we have to power up the TV even if we first switched on the XBOX 360. Although not a complete solution, the Microsoft Media Remote (Xbox 360) provides part of the solution for controlling XBOX 360 and connected TV with a single remote, but still you have to reach for your TV remote as this remote only does the basic functions such as Volume and Input selection. (As an aside: thank you to the consumer electronics industry who made our lives so miserable - and continue to do so - by choosing non-cooperation amongst yourselves!) Overall verdict: a superior console for home multimedia streaming, online multimedia streaming, and possibly gaming.

### ⭐ Very Poor
*by A***E on 18 March 2021*

Product incomplete.... 0 star's.... big lie in description. In description was written will arrive with just dance 2 which I didn't receive and some missing cables.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome product, got value for price
*by M***A on 2 January 2013*

I am really impressed!!! I managed to get at least 6 ft space between the sensor and the play area. I do not see any slack in respons time and the kinect experience is really impressive. The pack comes with Kinect Sports, Kinect Adventures and Dance central 2. Kinect Sports is real fun, loved it. haven't got time to explore the other two games. Playing kinect is quite a bit of excercise I would say. Easy to plug it to TV , I was up and running in 15-20 mins. Bought during christmas offer so it was a good deal. very happy with it.

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