Xbox One S Teardown

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Now we come to the One S's hat trick (a.k.a. #03)—a smaller, newly-fanless, neatly-integrated power supply. Gone is that dangling anchor of yore.
Welcome to the club, Xbox One.
An external power supply is much easier to replace than an internal one. So let's hope Microsoft did their homework to mitigate that need!
This power supply also accepts 100-240 V inputs, meaning you can take it pretty much anywhere there's a socket. Take that, Xbox One!
The power supply connects with what PC gamers will instantly recognize as a perfectly ordinary, 6-pin PCIe connector.

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