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Xbox One Kinect Sensor with Dance Central Spotlight (Discontinued)

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  • Command your Xbox and TV with your voice (examples include "Xbox On", "Xbox Watch TV", "Xbox Go to Amazon Instant Video", and more).
  • Broadcast gameplay live with picture-in-picture using the Twitch Xbox One app.
  • Make Skype calls in HD on your TV using the Kinect.
  • Play games where you are the controller and work out smarter with Xbox Fitness.
  • Includes a token for a full-game download of Dance Central Spotlight included in the box.
  • Xbox Kinect Adapter required for use with Xbox One S consoles. Sold separately

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Experience greater convenience and control with Kinect for Xbox One. Command your Xbox and TV with your voice, make Skype calls in HD, and play games where you are the controller. Be recognized and signed-in automatically, and use your voice to find your favorite entertainment, snap apps, switch instantly and start recording game clips—all without lifting a finger. You can even broadcast your gameplay live with picture-in-picture using the Twitch app and work out smarter with Xbox Fitness. Kinect for Xbox One has a 1080p HD camera, advanced infrared technology and a microphone array with noise isolation for maximum precision in capturing sound and motion. Includes a full game download of Dance Central Spotlight.

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The best Xbox One experience is with Kinect.

Voice commands

Experience greater convenience and control with Kinect for Xbox One. Navigate your console without lifting a finger. Instantly capture screenshots and game clips. And change TV channels without ever searching for the remote. It’s time to get the most out of your Xbox One.

  • Instantly switch between your games, TV, and apps
  • Make Skype calls in HD and send messages
  • Control video and music playback
  • Change the channel and volume of your TV

Wake up your Xbox One and TV

Take command of your entertainment. Turn your console on and off by simply saying “Xbox on” or “Xbox, turn off.” You can even configure your Xbox One to turn on other devices, like your TV, audio/video receiver, and cable/satellite receiver.

Automatic recognition

Kinect eliminates the need to manually switch or sign into your account on Xbox. Be recognized and signed-in automatically when turning on your console, so you can spend more time gaming.

Multi-tasking made easy

By snapping an app with Kinect voice commands, you can multitask the activities most valuable to you. Simply move the app to one side of your screen where it will continue to run while you do something else on the main part of your screen. Now there’s no need to choose between playing a game or checking up on football scores. Do both by simply saying 'Xbox, snap NFL' and continue playing, all without interrupting your game.

You are the controller

Included with Kinect is a full game download of Dance Central Spotlight. With a soundtrack of more than 50 songs available as add-on content, more routines per song than ever before, and a 1- to 2-player dance experience tailored for the Xbox One, Dance Central Spotlight is the next generation of motion dance games. You can also use your body and voice to control games like Kinect Sports Rivals, Zoo Tycoon, and more with incredible precision.

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Customers find the product fun and well-built. They appreciate its functionality, quality, and ease of use. However, opinions differ on value for money, voice control, Dance Central, and setup difficulty.

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208 customers mention "Functionality"165 positive43 negative

Customers find the product functional. It works well for Skype calls and broadcasting video. The IR blaster function and microphone work properly. Some reviewers consider it an amazing invention for the home computer and a cool gimmick.

"...But it is very cool and I couldn't live without it. Once you get used to the voice commands no need for your controller most of the time...." Read more

"...That was a cool gimmick...." Read more

"...It looks good, works well (when it does) and is useful in some ways but it is severely hampered by lack of games and semi functional voice..." Read more

"...It is false advertising. It works brilliantly for Skype calls and broadcasting your video while streaming your gameplay...." Read more

49 customers mention "Fun"49 positive0 negative

Customers enjoy the fun games for Kinect. They find it easy to use and navigate, with kids loving the games that use it. Video chat is also enjoyable, adding to the experience. The Kinect is a must-have accessory that enhances Xbox gameplay.

"...THIS DEVICE DOES NOT DO IN-GAME CHAT. It does party chat, but not in-game chat...." Read more

"...Handsome looking 2. Integrates well with some apps like and skyping is very fun with it 3. Good camera resolution Cons: 1...." Read more

"While not required for the Xbox one anymore, it certainly adds something to the experience...." Read more

"The product itself (while working) is solid. I like controlling the TV, Xbox and sound with my voice...." Read more

32 customers mention "Quality"25 positive7 negative

Customers appreciate the quality of the product. They say it's a good piece of hardware, built well, and in good working condition. The image sensor is an improvement over its predecessor. The strong IR blasters work great.

"...This thing has a bunch of strong IR blasters, and "blast" works great, even if the device isn't nearby...." Read more

"...it also helped to get the word out that this Kinect was a quality piece of hardware and not a piece of s***...." Read more

"...LOLZ NSA/S.H.I.E.L.D. Big Brother issues aside, the overall quality and accuracy of the Kinect is amazing...." Read more

"...The camera is essentially crap. It's recognition of my hands is abysmal, face recongition is a joke, and voice controls are mediocre (at best)...." Read more

19 customers mention "Ease of use"19 positive0 negative

Customers find the product easy to use and convenient. They appreciate its integration with apps like Skype and gaming systems. The product is a great addition for their entertainment center and can turn on TVs, Xboxes, and digital cable boxes.

"Pros: 1. Handsome looking 2. Integrates well with some apps like and skyping is very fun with it 3. Good camera resolution..." Read more

"...Yes, software plays a huge role, but software can only compensate for hardware so far; you have to have at least decent hardware for the software to..." Read more

"...It's a great tool to use." Read more

"...But maybe we will give it a go in the future. This is extremely convenient when you want to record something in game...." Read more

65 customers mention "Value for money"30 positive35 negative

Customers have mixed views on the value for money of the product. Some find it worth the price and a good investment, while others say it's not worth it due to lack of family-friendly games.

"Ok it is pretty much a glorified microphone and a kinda expensive one. But it is very cool and I couldn't live without it...." Read more

"...Overall it was well worth the $90 I paid for it. The only drawback for me was Dance central. I have no interest in this software...." Read more

"...And I'm no tech newb. But this thing is terrible. Or it least it was for me...." Read more

"...Well worth the purchase. If you have problems with it though exchange it for another one." Read more

41 customers mention "Voice control"19 positive22 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the voice control. Some find it useful and fun to use, saying it works great when there are no other sounds in the room. Others mention that the voice controls are not as good as Amazon Echo, with poor recognition and awkward gestures.

"Ok it is pretty much a glorified microphone and a kinda expensive one. But it is very cool and I couldn't live without it...." Read more

"...What I find fascinating is I have become so trained with voice commands that it would be difficult to sever my connection with the device...." Read more

"...But the voice commands lack any real ability to do anything but power on/off, and volume & channel changing. Want to control your receiver? Great...." Read more

"...it works about 80% of the time, but turning your TV, and xbox off with voice commands, turning the volume up or down, pausing a TV show or movie,..." Read more

29 customers mention "Dance central"17 positive12 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the dance central. Some find it fun and enjoyable to play with the family. Others consider it terrible, with a weak exercise version and an unsatisfactory user interface.

"...if you are a tall guy like me, but it is a lot of fun to play with the family...." Read more

"...The only drawback for me was Dance central. I have no interest in this software...." Read more

"...Dance Central is a blast, and the Xbox Fitness App is a great use case for this device with its heart rate and pose monitoring...." Read more

"...Also as you probably assume, Dance Central is terrible, but no one buys a Kinect for the free game...." Read more

27 customers mention "Ease of setup"18 positive9 negative

Customers have different experiences with the setup of the product. Some find it easy to set up and use, with decent picture quality and straightforward connectivity to Twitch using the app. Others mention issues like lack of instructions and difficulty using the Kinect as a 3D device.

"...That being said the setup was fairly easy but did take a little time. The Kinect just plugs into the back of your Xbox. And is powered by the xbox...." Read more

"...I like it as well, it's fun and easy to use. My only problem isn't related to the Kinect's abilities...." Read more

"...Those commands must be precise, clear, and without background noise to interfere. Not ideal for people with any noise level in or around the device...." Read more

"The Kinect was easy to set up and works perfectly, but I specifically bought this bundle to get a copy of Dance Central Spotlight...." Read more

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Sensor came without adapter. According to my console directions we didn’t need it.. turns out, i did. Ordered that separately. In working order now.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2016
    Ok it is pretty much a glorified microphone and a kinda expensive one. But it is very cool and I couldn't live without it. Once you get used to the voice commands no need for your controller most of the time. Being able to change channels and raise and lower the volume of your tv is sooo nice. It is compatiable with most aftermarket sound sytems for your home. I don't know of any it doesn't work on but you never know. I would recommend this product to someone who likes nice things and would rather use your voice then a remote
  • Reviewed in the United States on February 29, 2016
    I love new tech, and I love hands-free tech. I've got an Echo I love. I've got Google Now. My house has all kinds of IoT to play with. And I'm no tech newb.

    But this thing is terrible. Or it least it was for me.

    I was excited about chatting in-game with my friends without a headset. I was excited about controlling my other STBs with it. I was excited about navigating around the XBOX via voice command. I was excited about not having to log in & to be able to control via gestures. I was excited by the wife-factor. None of these were what I was expecting, and in some cases not even possible. In others, they were so frustrating as to be useless.

    THIS DEVICE DOES NOT DO IN-GAME CHAT. It does party chat, but not in-game chat. To quote Microsoft support chat when I asked after I couldn't get it working, "Just to properly set your expectation, Kinect cannot be used for in-game chats nevertheless.....[it does other things]". This was the main reason I purchased it. I am now seriously considering returning the device. Why wouldn't Microsoft make this clear in 1.) the marketing of this device or 2.) the packaging of this device or 3.) the description of this device?

    IF YOU AREN'T A CABLE-BOX CUSTOMER, STB CONTROL IS TERRIBLE. This thing has a bunch of strong IR blasters, and "blast" works great, even if the device isn't nearby. But the voice commands lack any real ability to do anything but power on/off, and volume & channel changing. Want to control your receiver? Great. Want to do anything other than turn the receiver off or adjust the volume, like say the very important part of changing inputs? NOPE! I'm a cord-cutter, so I have no cable-tv, nor cable box. The design of the software interface is solely geared towards controlling your cable, which I don't have. I have a KODI box with FLIRC, but that's #$!@ to the XBOX (and manually programming it is pointless, because what WOULD it control?) In fact, its almost more difficult for me because when I turn off the XBOX via voice to Kinect, it turns my receiver off too via CEC.... Gee, thanks.

    NAVIGATING AROUND THE XBOX VIA VOICE IS LIKE YELLING AT YOUR DEAF GRANDMOTHER. She knows you're saying something, but will usually get it wrong. It is nice that it "stays listening" for a short time afterwards, in case you want to be misheard more than once in a row, though. I have success getting it to turn on or off. I get decent success getting it to navigate the screen via "select" commands. That's about it. Ask to go to a game or app, and it will likely load the wrong one. Don't try asking it anything complicated; it only can handle the two pages of commands (shown when you are repeatedly misheard), and gets a lot of those wrong two. Perhaps if I uninstalled most of my games & apps, it wouldn't have so much to be confused with.

    IF YOU DON'T HAVE A TIGHT & BRIGHTLY LIT LIVING ROOM, IT IS MOSTLY CONFUSED. I live in the "Sunshine State". Its bright outside. My TV is near the window. We keep the blinds closed for better viewing. The soft lighting in the room is behind the viewers, so as to not be between the viewing eyes & the screen, which makes sense for your eyes. This is too dark for the Kinect. I got it to recognize me, I think because I was the only one there. But it won't recognize my fiance. It doesn't recognize the dogs. The viewing angle is so wide on the device, though, that it can see the ceiling fan spinning & gets confused. I will say I tried a Skype call, and I was impressed that it zoomed in on the speaker. That was a cool gimmick. But haven't gotten any non-game gestures to work.... And half of the time, it doesn't recognize me as "me".

    THERE IS NO WIFE FACTOR. It doesn't understand her at all. Even yelling, it refuses to recognize she's even speaking most of the time. When it does recognize her, it mishears her. It refuses to recognize her visually, and after 5 attempts, she has no interest in attempting to get it to not recognize her further. She's not impressed & will never use, ever.

    If you would like this device so your children can dance in front of it or because you are constantly video Skyping with someone, this may be worth it to you. If you are not using it for either of those two reasons, I would avoid wasting your hard-earned money on this. Will update if I decide to keep.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2016
    If you would like a little taste of the future you need to get one of these. Why? because your able to control your xbox one and possibly your TV by mostly voice commands. With the Kinect attached to my HD cable box and connected to my home wifi I can now turn my system off and on by just walking into the room and saying xbox turn on. Or turn it all off by saying xbox turn off. But this is just the beginning. With just voice commands I can access all my games. Access my movies on, You name the app. Amazon, Hulu, Netflix. I play, pause, rewind, fast forward what I'm watching. I can access my cable TV listings. I can switch channels. Raise and lower the TV volume. I can go on and on. This thing is just amazing. Now back to reality. This is all possible but each persons individual experience will be different depending on what equipment they own. The instructions that come with the Kinect and the xbox one console are non existent. I can only guess they assume you will just google the setup. That's probably right but Microsoft should at least mention it somewhere. That being said the setup was fairly easy but did take a little time. The Kinect just plugs into the back of your Xbox. And is powered by the xbox. No additional power cord is needed. Once hooked up you should be able to go to the settings in the xbox menu and see the Kinect as a connected device. From there I just started exploring it's features. With a little help from google. Overall it was well worth the $90 I paid for it. The only drawback for me was Dance central. I have no interest in this software. I wish Microsoft would offer the Kinect without it at a slightly lower cost, offer another title in it's place or a discount on the software of your choice. Something other that here a software title that your paying for but don't want.

    ***UPDATE*** Oct 2016
    I've had my kinect for about 7 months now and it has started to show similar problems that others have reported. More specifically trouble staying on. I havnt as yet contacted Microsoft since I have been successful in getting it to work again. But it does disconnect from time to time. What I find fascinating is I have become so trained with voice commands that it would be difficult to sever my connection with the device. I really enjoy not having to pick up a remote to turn my tv off and on. Change the volume or channels. Not to mention all the other commands that can be used. If this Kinect should stop working I would gladly buy another.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2016
    Pros:
    1. Handsome looking
    2. Integrates well with some apps like and skyping is very fun with it
    3. Good camera resolution

    Cons:
    1. Poor voice recognition, It wont understand your voice if you dont speak with an american twang IMO.
    2. Very Very few worthwhile games and apps.
    3. The fact that its always on as long as the Xbox is and is constantly watching you and hearing you is quite creepy.
    4. Doesn't do enough unless you also ruyn your TV through Xbox (which I dont)
    5. Doesn't come with a TV mount.

    Summary:A brilliant product... If it did what it is supposed to do. It looks good, works well (when it does) and is useful in some ways but it is severely hampered by lack of games and semi functional voice recognition. Also mounting and privacy screens are an additional cost if you want them.

    Suggestion: Only for hardcore fans of augmented reality games and for kids who cant dance or go skiing or play any other sports outside their own home.

    For regular Xbox users : SKIP IT!
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  • Jean Gauthier
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great
    Reviewed in Canada on July 25, 2020
    Mint condition, works perfectly, thanks!
  • Oswaldo Dominguez
    5.0 out of 5 stars Bueno para mover las piernas
    Reviewed in Mexico on January 18, 2017
    Este aparato me ha parado del sillón para bailar, o escalar montañas, etc. es super divertido jugar con kinect y más con familia pero lamentablemente no puedes jugar siempre ya que te cansas u.u
  • Brittany K
    1.0 out of 5 stars Doesn't work
    Reviewed in Canada on December 17, 2024
    keeps connecting and disconnecting. thought it was the cables so replaced them, nope it's the kinect.
  • Ulises Flores Lambaren
    5.0 out of 5 stars Genial
    Reviewed in Mexico on December 3, 2016
    Excelente para mi xbox one. Buen accesorio y más a los que somos fans de los videos juegos. Lastima que ocupamos un adaptador 🔌 si lo utilizamos en el xbox one s.
  • Deluzor Damasio da Silva Junior
    5.0 out of 5 stars Fast delivery
    Reviewed in Canada on February 6, 2024
    All products in perfect conditions and delivery before expected!