Xbox 360 Slim 250GB Console

The Xbox 360 Slim 250GB Console is a gaming marvel. From the moment I plugged it in, I was immersed in a world of entertainment like never before. Its sleek design caught my eye, and the performance exceeded my expectations.With a vast library of games to choose from, I found myself lost in the gaming universe for hours on end. The graphics were crisp, and the gameplay was incredibly smooth. Whether I was battling monsters, racing through exotic tracks, or solving puzzles, the Xbox 360 Slim delivered an immersive and enjoyable experience every time.One of the standout features for me was the generous 250GB storage capacity. It allowed me to download and store a multitude of games, music, and movies without worrying about running out of space. Plus, the console's built-in Wi-Fi made it a breeze to connect to the Xbox Live community, where I could play with friends and discover new content.The Xbox 360 Slim 250GB Console truly transformed my gaming and entertainment experiences. It's a product I wholeheartedly recommend to anyone looking for a top-tier gaming console that offers a vast gaming library, excellent performance, and ample storage space. It's a gaming companion I cherish, and it has brought countless hours of joy into my life.

Everything works.

i gave them 5 stars for the price and great customer service....BUT only 3 stars for testing their products, when an item says tested and fully working I expect it to be tested and played online if it has that option,the game played offline fine but when on internet it had a system malfunction that could have bin decteted. I wasted 10 days to get it and it was only 10 hrs away from me and another 2 to return, I went and got a new 1 and fixed the problem for good. as I say I give them 5 stars for their service they took it back with no problem and I would buy from them again but with a few more questions asked.

Know first off that if you're trying to buy a 360 with a glossy finish, don't buy from this page. Despite the advertising image at the top, I was given a matte Xbox 360 model. The 360s with a glossy finish are on another page and are more expensive, so its up to you to decide if that's worth the extra money.The console I received was of a passable quality for a used system. Not quite sure I would define it as 'very good,' but the blemishes wouldn't be noticeable when placed into your entertainment center anyway. It's fine.However, the controller that I received definitely wasn't worthy of the 'very good' descriptor the product I bought was advertised as. It is obviously an altered controller that was put together with parts from both the white and black Xbox 360 controllers. In addition, the sticks, particularly the right stick shows obvious damage that cannot be ignored while using it; your thumb will feel the chunk of the stick that is missing from it. Luckily I already have my own controllers, but that doesn't excuse the subpar quality of the one I was given.So overall, it's okay I guess? Just be prepared to buy another controller for yourself or some thumbstick covers.

My five-year-old Xbox needed replacing. It wasn't because of a failure with the console itself (I'd already gone through the red-rings a few years back, and the console was repaired under warranty, and worked fine), but the attached hard drive was slowing down/wearing out, causing lag in multiplayer and error messages during video streaming. Because my Xbox was an older non-Slim model, I couldn't buy a new hard drive for it, and the "refurbished" drives that Gamestop sells (really not refurbished any more than simply wiped of data and re-sold) were as old as my hard drive, or older. Thanks to Microsoft using a proprietary hard drive format, I was having to replace a working console.For cost reasons, my preference was just to wait until the next-gen Xbox. With Halo 4 coming out, and the prospect of missing out on multiplayer with friends, I decided to buy a new Xbox.Fortunately, Amazon had cut $50 off the price, and I was able to get the machine on this page before Amazon sold out. Because I selected Super Saver Shipping, Amazon sat on the order for a week, then shipped it in two days (go figure). As much as this new Xbox was a grudge purchase, I have to say the Slim model is a treat to use after the old white model I have.First, I can't hear it under my desk. The white model sounded like a hair dryer, and the noise alone pushed me to use my PS3 more often. Now, the Xbox Slim and the PS3 are equally pleasant to use. Also, the smaller form factor of the Slim is appreciated. In a world where an iPhone makes headlines for getting a few mm thinner, it's also nice that consoles are shrinking.The Slim's design looks like it was made by a hardware company, finally, and not a software giant that reaches for white plastic as a case solution. Since it is wise for console owners to keep their machines in well-ventilated areas due to the heat these things generate (I have mine out in the open), how the Xbox looks is relevant, even though it is simply a game machine.What is most enjoyable about this new Xbox Slim, for me, I am now certain that any lag in function, either online, or with the Xbox dashboard, is due to my internet connection, or to the Xbox software, and not an aging console or hard drive. Having confidence in your hardware, especially when playing multiplayer games online, is a bonus, since lag or slow write speeds impact the performance you're striving for in a multiplayer environment. If I were just playing single player games, for example, I would have ridden the white Xbox until it literally broke down.Moving from older hardware to the latest version also gives me perspective on what Microsoft has failed to improve on. The Xbox dashboard is laggy, and has been since before Xbox avatars were introduced. It's not a deal-breaker, especially given Microsoft's advantages, including an excellent chat feature that "just works" every time you use it, but you would think Microsoft could tap into some hardware acceleration, to give later-model users a bit faster load times on the dashboard. The same complaint could be levied against the DVD-ROM drive, which takes just as long to install a game to the hard drive as my five-year-old machine did. It's a moot point now, as Microsoft is undoubtedly focused on the next-generation Xbox, but if these small advantages had been implemented when the Slim was designed, it would have given upgraders like myself, forced upgraders some of us, a little bit of extra value. (I realize every Xbox needs to have the same performance capabilities in online settings, to keep a level playing field. It may have been problematic, but the Xbox still feels needlessly slow to use.)If you find yourself with an Xbox you don't trust anymore, or are tired of the loud noise of an older model, there is still a year before the next-gen machine arrives, at least. A multiplayer gamer will get a lot out of a new Xbox, especially at $249. I went back and forth on it, but now that I upgraded, even this late in the cycle, I find the Slim just good enough to justify the expense.

My son purchased this and I was nervous the shape it would be in. Very impressed. Works great and in perfect condition. We would buy from the seller again.