Images of a white all-digital Xbox Series X console have leaked online. The console will reportedly feature no major enhancements beyond improved heatsink and might be priced under $499, which is the current cost of a standard Xbox Series X.
The images were taken by Exputer who had exclusively been sent a unit, showing the white all-digtial Xbox Series X console without a disc drive. For the most part, it looks identical to the standard black Xbox Series X just with a white coat of paint. As is the case with most leaked images, the quality of the photos are questionable (someone jokingly commented that it was taken on a Game Boy camera) but it does give us a close look at the design.
The lowered price below $499 might be enticing for players who have yet to purchase an Xbox Series X console and just want a digital library. Since Microsoft is prioritising Xbox Game Pass as its big business push in the market, it makes sense that the Series X would eventually get an all-digital option too due to its more powerful hardware over the Xbox Series S.
Leaked images of all-digital white Xbox Series X (expected to be priced under $499 w/ improved heatsink but no major enhancements, release this summer) https://t.co/4QU2D6045I pic.twitter.com/svMsTmDl3B
— Wario64 (@Wario64) March 27, 2024
Leaked documents and images provided by the FTC last year revealed that Microsoft was also working on a redesigned disc-less Xbox Series X that features a cylindrical design. It’s unclear if this iteration of the console is still in the works, though it appears to have a lot more enhancements – 2TB internal storage, less power usage and other tweaks – over the standard hardware. It’s billed as a “refresh” of the Series X.
The white all-digital Series X doesn’t have a release date yet but it’s reportedly scheduled to release this summer.
Source: Exputer
