
Microsoft
Microsoft X1XPS-10-1 Xbox One X Power Supply
220W
An OEM replacement power supply for the Xbox One X with built-in surge protection and quiet fan operation.
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Overview
Key Features
Optimized for mounting the Xbox One,No Loud Noise,durable power supply adapter that doesn’t emit the loud noise common with many other similar products.
Global Adapter - Auto Voltage,No loud buzzing or fan noise, No noise, More quite,No need to worry about the noise.
INPUT: AC 100-240V ~ 4.91A 47-63Hz,OUTPUT: DC 220W 12V--17.9A; 5Vsb--1A.
Great improvements on the Cooling fan, the lasting life of this xbox one ac adapter.
Usage tips:If the Power supply is still on while the console is off, you must remove the instant-on power mode and instead activate energy saving mode.
Specifications
Brand
Microsoft
Model
X1XPS-10-1
Input
AC 100–240V ~ 4.91A, 47–63 Hz
Output
DC 12V — 17.9A (220W); 5Vsb — 1A
Connector Type
Barrel
Protections
Over-charge, overheat, over-discharge, over-current, short circuit
Compatibility
Xbox One X
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this power supply only compatible with the Xbox One X?
Yes. The X1XPS-10-1 is designed specifically for the Xbox One X. It will not work with the Xbox One S, original Xbox One, or Xbox Series consoles.
Why does the power supply stay on when the console is turned off?
If your console is set to Instant-On mode, the power supply remains active to support background updates. Switching to Energy-Saving mode in the console's power settings will allow the PSU to fully power down when the console is off.
What protections does this power supply include?
It includes over-charge, overheat, over-discharge, over-current, and short-circuit protection to safeguard both the power supply and the console.
Does it work with power outlets outside the United States?
Yes. The auto-voltage input range of 100–240V at 47–63 Hz supports standard outlets in most countries without needing a separate voltage converter.