It&#x27;s a &quot;problem&quot; even for people on wired net connections.<p>I&#x27;ve got ~10&#x2F;1 ADSL (nominally 8 megabits on a good day). This console generation is really testing the limits of my bandwidth - Halo 5 is 60+ GB, and it doesn&#x27;t help when you&#x27;ve got errors like <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.iinet.net.au&#x2F;status&#x2F;4438711" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.iinet.net.au&#x2F;status&#x2F;4438711</a> happening. 60GB would take 16 hours which is overnight-and-a-bit.<p>Unfortunately the One is not fault tolerant at <i>all</i>. I&#x27;ll turn it on in the morning and it won&#x27;t have started at all (despite having the settings right for &quot;download while in low power mode).<p>I can&#x27;t imagine using the Xbox One as a download-only console if you&#x27;re on anything less than true unlimited data (I did 400GB of XBox&#x2F;Netflix content alone last month).<p>I should put this in a blog post at some point but I&#x27;m seeing this more and more from Microsoft and Google - assume everyone&#x27;s on 100MB+ connections.<p>e.g.<p>* OneDrive has no LAN sync, placeholder files have been removed so you can&#x27;t even have your files available &quot;on demand&quot;<p>* Google removing SD card support left right and centre.