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#3 Storage and Price
When the Xbox One S released, it was only $50 more than the Xbox One. This wasn't possible for the One X, simply because there were too many hardware changes. You can get the Xbox One X for $499 / ₹50,000 with a storage of 1 TB (inbuilt HDD). The Xbox One S costs $199 / ₹29,990 with 500 GB storage and $250 / ₹34,990 with 1 TB storage.
Conclusion
The Xbox One X and Xbox One S can both run the exact same games with no problems. It's just that the Xbox One X is a lot better performance wise, due to its new and improved hardware. If you don't own a 4K TV, there is probably no point in getting the One X.
You can get 1 TB of storage with slightly lower processing power for half the price with the One S. The processing power doesn't make that much of a difference either, it just depends on what resolution you want to play your games. But if you are a fan of 4K gaming and love Ultra HD quality in gaming, then the Xbox One X is probably right for you.
