There's also an Xbox One X plan that starts at $35 per month. If you want 4K gaming, Sony's PS4 Pro costs $399 (£399/AU$600), while the Xbox One X runs a hefty $499 (£499/AU$649).

The Xbox One X costs $499.99, and the PS4 Pro sells for a slightly more modest $399.99. If you are going to spend that much money, you want to know that you’re getting what you paid for.

While the Xbox One X is more powerful than the PS4 Pro in every major specification, it’s also a lot smaller. Comparing the two, it’s easy to spot the design differences.

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The fact of the matter is, the Xbox One X boasts 6 teraflops (a basic measurement of the system's speed and power) to the PS4 Pro's 4.2. That's 33% more power and it shows in cross-platform games.

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For one thing, Xbox One X offers 1980p while the PS4 Pro patch is still limited to 1620p (though there are 4K cinematics that can be downloaded which is highly recommended).

For one thing, Xbox One X offers 1980p while the PS4 Pro patch is still limited to 1620p (though there are 4K cinematics that can be downloaded which is highly recommended).

Importantly, all Xbox One games will work on the One X and vice versa, so you won't be left out by not buying the new console. The same is true of the PS4 and PS4 Pro.