Level Up: Xbox Unveils Next-Gen All-Digital Series X and S Consoles with a Major Storage Boost
- Xbox has officially announced new digital versions of the Xbox Series X and S consoles, featuring an all-digital design and increased storage capacity.
- Rumors surrounding a new digital console began circulating last year after "Project Brooklin" was leaked during the FTC trial.
- Xbox has revealed the pricing structures for the three new consoles, along with additional details about their holiday hardware lineup.
Xbox Unveils New Digital Versions of Series X and S Consoles
Xbox has officially announced new digital versions of the Xbox Series X and S consoles, featuring an all-digital design and increased storage capacity.
Rumors surrounding a new digital console began circulating last year after “Project Brooklin” was leaked during the FTC trial. The project hinted at an entirely new digital console with faster Wi-Fi, a redesign, and more. However, the announcement appears to be more in line with the traditional console cycle of releasing a digital version midway through its lifespan, rather than an entirely new project.
New Console Options and Pricing
Xbox has revealed the pricing structures for the three new consoles, along with additional details about their holiday hardware lineup.
- Xbox Series S Digital 1TB Robot White – $350
- Xbox Series X Digital 1TB Robot White – $450
- Xbox Series X Special Edition 2TB Galaxy Black – $600
For a closer look at the new consoles, check out the official trailer below.
Launch Details
All three consoles are scheduled to launch by the end of 2024. Pre-orders and regional market launches are expected soon, although no further information has been provided on these details at this time.