With a Kinect, you can use the original “Xbox” voice command model to control and interact with your Xbox One. This page outlines which locales support voice commands and how to use them.
Note Headset support for voice commands is only available with Cortana.
To find out if voice options are available in your country or region, see Xbox One Feature Availability. In the chart, check Premium/Natural Voice (including "Xbox On") to see if it's available in your locale.
One way to learn voice commands is to start talking to your Xbox One by saying "Xbox." Xbox One will show you a few basic voice commands (in green text) in response.
If you say "More shortcuts," the list of all voice commands appears.
Try saying any of the commands. For example, say "Bing" to search using Bing.
To find out which voice commands are available on a screen, say "Xbox, select." When the screen text changes color, you can say anything that appears in green.
For example, if you're in the Store and you say "Xbox, select," a number of items will appear in green. You can say any of the items highlighted in green to go to that item or area.
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