Microsoft is set to launch a revamped Xbox Series X lineup just in time for the holiday season, bringing both innovation and variety to its gaming consoles. One of the standout announcements is the introduction of an all-digital Xbox Series X, a first for Microsoft. This new model, featuring a sleek robot white design, will come with 1TB of storage and be priced at $450. This is a competitive alternative to the original Series X, which has a standard MSRP of $500 but is often discounted to $450.

The anticipation for an all-digital Xbox Series X has been growing, especially since a leak in March hinted at this development. Similar to Sony’s PS5 refresh, there is speculation that Microsoft might eventually offer a detachable disc drive for those who prefer physical game copies.

In addition to the all-digital version, a special edition Xbox Series X will soon hit the market. This galaxy black model includes a disc drive and boasts double the internal storage, offering 2TB. It will also come with a matching controller and be priced at $600, making it a premium choice for gamers seeking ample storage and a stylish design.

Microsoft is also updating the Xbox Series S. A 1TB carbon black model was introduced last year, and now a 1TB robot white version is on the way. This model will be available in select markets for $350. The carbon black version will continue to be sold while supplies last, suggesting it may soon be phased out.

Further details on availability and regional pricing are expected to be announced soon. Microsoft also teased new controller designs to complement specific games and additional Xbox Series X console wraps, promising even more customization options for gamers.

These updates reflect Microsoft’s commitment to enhancing the gaming experience with diverse options and modern designs, ensuring that there’s something for every gamer this holiday season.