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title: "Xbox One Console - Titanfall + Kinect"
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# 8GB RAM + CPU+GPU power 1-month Xbox Live Gold included Reengineered Kinect voice & motion tech Xbox One Console - Titanfall + Kinect

**Brand:** microsoft
**Price:** € 654.84
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Level up your living room with Xbox One: Power, precision, and play—unleashed.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Xbox One Console - Titanfall + Kinect by microsoft
- **How much does it cost?** € 654.84 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- microsoft enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted microsoft brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Next-Gen Kinect:** Experience ultra-responsive voice, vision, and motion controls that redefine interactive entertainment.
- • **Titanfall Ready:** Dive into the exclusive Titanfall game with a full download code and Xbox Live Gold for epic multiplayer battles.
- • **Powerhouse Performance:** 8GB RAM and advanced CPU/GPU combo deliver seamless, lag-free gaming and multitasking.
- • **Immersive Communication:** Crystal-clear Xbox One Chat Headset keeps you connected with friends without missing a beat.
- • **Instant On & Multi-Tasking:** Say 'Xbox On' to wake your console and TV instantly; snap apps side-by-side to game and stream simultaneously.

## Overview

The Xbox One Titanfall Bundle combines a powerful 8GB RAM console with a reengineered Kinect sensor, wireless controller, and chat headset. It includes a full Titanfall game download and a 1-month Xbox Live Gold membership, enabling instant-on gaming, voice-activated controls, and seamless multitasking between games, TV, and apps. Designed for the modern gamer seeking immersive multiplayer experiences and smart entertainment integration.

## Description

The Titans have arrivedExperience the future of multiplayer gaming with the Xbox One Titanfall Edition. This bundle includes the all-in-one Xbox One entertainment console, custom Titanfall packaging, a full Titanfall game download, and a free month of Xbox Live Gold.*Step into a war-torn future, brought vividly to life through Xbox One, and be propelled into a gaming universe unlike any other. Crafted by key developers behind the Call of Duty franchise, Titanfall builds on that experience and puts you first in the ultimate, first-person shooter.Titanfall requires an internet connection and Xbox Live Gold Membership to play. Titanfall game downloadTake to the war zone on foot or leap into a 24-foot tall mechanized monstrosity, you decide. Play as a Pilot and maneuver through the fight with incredible agility, or operate a fast-paced Titan for the brutal maximum of strength and firepower.The gold standardUse your 1-month Xbox Live Gold membership to get in on all the Titanfall action; a game that folds in the best of the online multiplayer experience with the characters, story and cinematic moments you love in traditional single-player games.Xbox One consoleXbox One was designed for today's fast-paced lifestyle. It wakes up instantly when you say, "Xbox On", and even turns on your TV. Downloads and updates happen behind the scenes, so you can jump right in. And when you need to pause, your games are suspended right where you left off, so you can resume instantly. Kinect sensorKinect has been completely re-engineered to take full advantage of all that Xbox One can do. It's more precise. More responsive. More intuitive. Its unparalleled voice, vision, and motion technology lets you reach into games and entertainment like never before. Automatically sign in when you enter the room. Accelerate through a game with subtle gestures. Or navigate through your favorite TV shows with the sound of your voice. It's an entirely new Kinect for a new generation of entertainment.Xbox One wireless controllerThe Xbox wireless gaming controller just got better with over 40 technology innovations. New Impulse Triggers deliver precise fingertip feedback for more realistic experiences. Kinect will auto-pair your controller instantly, even when you hand it to a friend during a game. The thumbsticks, D-pad, and controls have been streamlined for improved precision and comfort in your hands.Xbox One chat headsetKeep your in-game communications crisp with the Xbox One Chat Headset. Hear friends and foes in crystal-clear digital audio. The Chat Headset is designed for comfort during long gaming sessions. Plus, you can adjust the mute and volume settings without taking your hands off the controller. Be amazedWelcome to a new generation of games and entertainment. Where games push the boundaries of realism. And television obeys your every command. Where listening to music while playing a game is a snap. And you can jump from TV to movies to music to a game in an instant. Where your experience is custom tailored to you. And the entertainment you love is all in one place. Welcome to the all-in-one, Xbox One. Games plus entertainmentWith the best games, TV, movies, music and sports all in one place, you don’t have to compromise. Switch instantly from one to another, or enjoy two at once, so you never miss a moment. And talk with family and friends on Skype while watching TV.The best gamesXbox One was built by gamers, for gamers. The perfect balance of power and performance, Xbox One takes gaming to a whole new level. Stunning realism. Advanced AI that adapts to the way you play. And a new generation of multiplayer that is both smarter and faster. Do two things at onceWhy choose between two things you love when you can do both at the same time? Xbox One lets you quickly jump from TV to a movie to a game. And then snap them side by side to do two things simultaneously. Music and games. Skype voice calls and live sports. Split your screen, not your time.Be together even when you are apartSkype has been specially designed for Xbox One. Chat with friends on your TV in stunning HD. Use Skype in Snap mode to chat while you watch TV. Or participate in group video Skype calls with up to three people around the world, all from the comfort of your living room. * Titanfall requires Xbox Live Gold membership. Game download card inside; up to 40 GB required. Xbox One system software uses a significant amount of storage; less internal storage will be available to users. 500 GB = 500 billion bytes.

Review: Pretty awesome console - First off - If your Xbox One does not come with a cheat sheet for your Kinect sensor, I highly recommend it. It is available online. You can just Google it. It gives you all the major voice commands that can be performed by your voice e.g. "Xbox use a code" and then you can just show your Titanfall game code card that comes with the console. Your Kinect will read the code within a second whether you are far away or close. It is really awesome and works perfectly. Note: The Titanfall game took me about 4 hours to download on 30 Gigabytes through my cable internet provider. All the needed upgrades when I first turned on my console took maybe 15 minutes. It all depends on how quick your internet is. I finally got my Xbox One. I am fully aware that on May 13, 2014 Microsoft made the announcement that they would sell on June 9 the console without a Kinect for $399. I like the move because some do not have the need for a Kinect attached to the console. Although, I found out that it is actually pretty awesome to have one. Microsoft is not dictating that some of us have to buy the Kinect sensor anymore. They always had a certain attitude that it is their way or no way. Therefore, I was just sitting on the sideline. I did not like the bullying and all the rules because it did not make any sense. I did not like their attitude from the start. As a consumer I felt this was very arrogant but they finally listened to the consumers. Microsoft did their mea culpa so to speak and I bought the Xbox One Titanfall bundle with Kinect based on their actions. My thinking was for $499 you get a game. Basically, it is like paying $50 or so extra on the $399 for a camera plus a game included. Not too bad pricewise. Microsoft has listened to us. A bit late but nevertheless they did. In addition, they announced that starting with June they will offer free games for Xbox live Gold members on Xbox One as they already did for Xbox 360. This should have been done sooner because this did not make any sense why you could get 2 free games on one console and not on other one with Xbox Live Gold. My Xbox Live membership is active for both consoles and work flawlessly on the Xbox 360 and Xbox One. Note: One thing I noticed is that the Xbox 360 has more APPS than the Xbox one. I am sure that this is a work in process. Also, everything is nicer now on the homepage for Xbox one compared to Xbox 360. Less confusing you could say. The installation was pretty easy. The Xbox One connects straight to your TV and replaces the connection from your cable box. The nice thing is at least it does not require an extra HDMI port on your TV. That HDMI cable from your cable box goes now straight to your Xbox One. The Xbox one Kinect allows you to change the channels by voice e.g. "Xbox watch CNN" or of course by remote. It is up to you. It is pretty neat and I am sure Microsoft is going to improve on any issues. Another feature I like the best is that you can split your screen for a game you are playing and watch live TV at the same time. Under your Xbox One "options" it gives you the ability to control the volume for your game and TV. If you want the volume to be higher for your game while you are playing you can do that and whatever you are watching on live TV will have a lower volume or vice versa. It is up to you. This is really the feature I like the best on Xbox One. I can do 2 things at once. It gives you plenty of choices. If you want to split your screen with Skype and a game you can. I have not played Titanfall yet. The only game I played so far is Tomb Raider Definitive Edition. The graphics are awesome and the game is extremely fun. I get back from work. I say: "Xbox on" and everything turns on such as my cable box, TV, Xbox One console and surround sound. The Kinect signs me automatically in once it sees my face, click on my game that I played last and within a second I continue where I left off. All in all, I am pretty satisfied because this is a pretty awesome console. The console is always powered on in the background when you watch TV and connects within seconds to your favorite games. The console stays quiet and does not heat up. One last thing I would like to mention. The controller for Xbox One has to same sensations as the Xbox 360 to me. They are both excellent controllers.
Review: This machine deserves the name XBONE - After resisting the Xbox hype for months, I finally broke down after getting my tax check and bought the Xbox One with Titanfall bundle. It was delivered on 3/11/14 as promised, but thats where my satisfaction ends. I setup my new gaming system and ran the initial setup and downloaded a software update, which I expected. What I did not expect is that when I attempted to login with my Microsoft user ID/Gamertag I given a message that the Xbox One is unable to reach the sign-in service and suggestedt that my home network settings must've changed and that I need to reset them to default. I know my internet is working, I just downloaded an update! I reset my router, switch, and modem and try again. Unable to sign in. I'm able to browse the marketplace and watch trailers for Titanfall, but not able to sign in. I did check Microsoft's support page and found their Live service was having problems with sign-in, but the rest of the service was "up and running." So from what I understand, people who already had their xbox's signed into Live were still able to play, yet as a new purchaser of a console, I could not. My very first impression of the Xbox One is extremely poor. I paid $500 for a system that sits in my entertainment center (that I had to tear apart and put back together to accomodate this new machine) and does not perform as promised (or at all). Beyond that, the packaging for this new unit is poorly designed and feels cheap compared to opening up a new iPhone or MacBook. The new controller has unnecessarily sharp plastic edges along the bottom ridge. Also feels like lighter plastic than the XBox 360 controllers. The "plug" for the headset is enormous! Theres a large assembly that clips onto the bottom of the controller for the headset that includes a mute button and volume +/-. The headset itself seems poorly thought out because the microphone boom is mounted on the inside of the headband so you can't fold it up easily and wrap the cord around it for storage. The main problem is definitely the giant assembly for the headset. I never owned a Kinect for the 360 and I have very little interest in using it for this generation either. I plugged it in anyway since I was unable to sign into Live to actually play a game, I figured I'd see what I could do with my $500 brick. I find the red lights on the front of the unit very distracting. At this point I don't see any real benefit to the Kinect and will not be keeping it plugged in. Another flaw I see is the continuation of an external power brick using a proprietary power cord. Sony uses a universal power cord with an internal power brick (on PS3 anyway) and I was expecting Microsoft to follow suit this time around. Most of my dissatisfaction stems from being unable to even log in and get my game download started before going to bed. Now I'll end up having to start the download after work today and it will be yet another day before I might be able to play the first minute of Titanfall. I've been boned by the XBONE!

## Features

- This bundle includes: The Xbox One Console, the Xbox One Wireless Controller, the Xbox One Kinect Sensor, the Xbox One Headset, a one month Xbox Live token card, and a Titanfall full game token code
- Titanfall requires an internet connection and Xbox Live Gold Membership to play.
- The console is driven by a powerful combination of CPU, GPU and 8GB of RAM, governed by an innovative OS architecture, to deliver power, speed and agility
- Kinect is included with every Xbox One. Completely reengineered to be more precise, responsive and intuitive with unparalleled voice, vision and motion technology
- 720p or higher HDMI compatible TV required

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00IIHU44E |
| Best Sellers Rank | #28,327 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #67 in Xbox One Consoles |
| Customer Reviews | 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (643) |
| Date First Available | February 19, 2014 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 15.2 pounds |
| Item model number | 6RZ-00022 |
| Manufacturer | Microsoft |
| Product Dimensions | 15 x 13 x 8 inches; 15.2 Pounds |
| Rated | Rating Pending |
| Release date | March 11, 2014 |
| Type of item | Video Game |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pretty awesome console
*by E***T on May 21, 2014*

First off - If your Xbox One does not come with a cheat sheet for your Kinect sensor, I highly recommend it. It is available online. You can just Google it. It gives you all the major voice commands that can be performed by your voice e.g. "Xbox use a code" and then you can just show your Titanfall game code card that comes with the console. Your Kinect will read the code within a second whether you are far away or close. It is really awesome and works perfectly. Note: The Titanfall game took me about 4 hours to download on 30 Gigabytes through my cable internet provider. All the needed upgrades when I first turned on my console took maybe 15 minutes. It all depends on how quick your internet is. I finally got my Xbox One. I am fully aware that on May 13, 2014 Microsoft made the announcement that they would sell on June 9 the console without a Kinect for $399. I like the move because some do not have the need for a Kinect attached to the console. Although, I found out that it is actually pretty awesome to have one. Microsoft is not dictating that some of us have to buy the Kinect sensor anymore. They always had a certain attitude that it is their way or no way. Therefore, I was just sitting on the sideline. I did not like the bullying and all the rules because it did not make any sense. I did not like their attitude from the start. As a consumer I felt this was very arrogant but they finally listened to the consumers. Microsoft did their mea culpa so to speak and I bought the Xbox One Titanfall bundle with Kinect based on their actions. My thinking was for $499 you get a game. Basically, it is like paying $50 or so extra on the $399 for a camera plus a game included. Not too bad pricewise. Microsoft has listened to us. A bit late but nevertheless they did. In addition, they announced that starting with June they will offer free games for Xbox live Gold members on Xbox One as they already did for Xbox 360. This should have been done sooner because this did not make any sense why you could get 2 free games on one console and not on other one with Xbox Live Gold. My Xbox Live membership is active for both consoles and work flawlessly on the Xbox 360 and Xbox One. Note: One thing I noticed is that the Xbox 360 has more APPS than the Xbox one. I am sure that this is a work in process. Also, everything is nicer now on the homepage for Xbox one compared to Xbox 360. Less confusing you could say. The installation was pretty easy. The Xbox One connects straight to your TV and replaces the connection from your cable box. The nice thing is at least it does not require an extra HDMI port on your TV. That HDMI cable from your cable box goes now straight to your Xbox One. The Xbox one Kinect allows you to change the channels by voice e.g. "Xbox watch CNN" or of course by remote. It is up to you. It is pretty neat and I am sure Microsoft is going to improve on any issues. Another feature I like the best is that you can split your screen for a game you are playing and watch live TV at the same time. Under your Xbox One "options" it gives you the ability to control the volume for your game and TV. If you want the volume to be higher for your game while you are playing you can do that and whatever you are watching on live TV will have a lower volume or vice versa. It is up to you. This is really the feature I like the best on Xbox One. I can do 2 things at once. It gives you plenty of choices. If you want to split your screen with Skype and a game you can. I have not played Titanfall yet. The only game I played so far is Tomb Raider Definitive Edition. The graphics are awesome and the game is extremely fun. I get back from work. I say: "Xbox on" and everything turns on such as my cable box, TV, Xbox One console and surround sound. The Kinect signs me automatically in once it sees my face, click on my game that I played last and within a second I continue where I left off. All in all, I am pretty satisfied because this is a pretty awesome console. The console is always powered on in the background when you watch TV and connects within seconds to your favorite games. The console stays quiet and does not heat up. One last thing I would like to mention. The controller for Xbox One has to same sensations as the Xbox 360 to me. They are both excellent controllers.

### ⭐ This machine deserves the name XBONE
*by M***H on March 12, 2014*

After resisting the Xbox hype for months, I finally broke down after getting my tax check and bought the Xbox One with Titanfall bundle. It was delivered on 3/11/14 as promised, but thats where my satisfaction ends. I setup my new gaming system and ran the initial setup and downloaded a software update, which I expected. What I did not expect is that when I attempted to login with my Microsoft user ID/Gamertag I given a message that the Xbox One is unable to reach the sign-in service and suggestedt that my home network settings must've changed and that I need to reset them to default. I know my internet is working, I just downloaded an update! I reset my router, switch, and modem and try again. Unable to sign in. I'm able to browse the marketplace and watch trailers for Titanfall, but not able to sign in. I did check Microsoft's support page and found their Live service was having problems with sign-in, but the rest of the service was "up and running." So from what I understand, people who already had their xbox's signed into Live were still able to play, yet as a new purchaser of a console, I could not. My very first impression of the Xbox One is extremely poor. I paid $500 for a system that sits in my entertainment center (that I had to tear apart and put back together to accomodate this new machine) and does not perform as promised (or at all). Beyond that, the packaging for this new unit is poorly designed and feels cheap compared to opening up a new iPhone or MacBook. The new controller has unnecessarily sharp plastic edges along the bottom ridge. Also feels like lighter plastic than the XBox 360 controllers. The "plug" for the headset is enormous! Theres a large assembly that clips onto the bottom of the controller for the headset that includes a mute button and volume +/-. The headset itself seems poorly thought out because the microphone boom is mounted on the inside of the headband so you can't fold it up easily and wrap the cord around it for storage. The main problem is definitely the giant assembly for the headset. I never owned a Kinect for the 360 and I have very little interest in using it for this generation either. I plugged it in anyway since I was unable to sign into Live to actually play a game, I figured I'd see what I could do with my $500 brick. I find the red lights on the front of the unit very distracting. At this point I don't see any real benefit to the Kinect and will not be keeping it plugged in. Another flaw I see is the continuation of an external power brick using a proprietary power cord. Sony uses a universal power cord with an internal power brick (on PS3 anyway) and I was expecting Microsoft to follow suit this time around. Most of my dissatisfaction stems from being unable to even log in and get my game download started before going to bed. Now I'll end up having to start the download after work today and it will be yet another day before I might be able to play the first minute of Titanfall. I've been boned by the XBONE!

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