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Toward the end of the Xbox<\/a> Games Showcase, Microsoft unveiled a refreshed console lineup<\/a>. For the first time, the company will offer an Xbox Series X with no disc drive in a robot white colorway. It comes with 1TB of storage and will cost $450. The MSRP of the original Series X is $500, but it often goes on sale (Microsoft itself is currently selling the console for $450).<\/p>\n A Xbox Series X without a disc drive had long been expected<\/a>. A leak in March suggested that an all-digital robot white model<\/a> was in the works. As with the PS5 refresh Sony released last year<\/a>, perhaps Microsoft will offer a disc drive attachment for folks who later decide they want to play physical games on their Series X too.<\/p>\n A special edition Xbox Series X will also soon be available. This model, in galaxy black, does have a disc drive and double the internal storage of the regular Series X at 2TB. It will come with a matching controller and cost $600.<\/p>\n The Xbox Series S is getting a more modest update. Microsoft released a 1TB model in carbon black last year<\/a>, and a version with the same storage and original colorway is in the pipeline. The 1TB robot white option will be offered in select markets and cost $350. The company notes that the black model will be available “while supplies last,” indicating it’s phasing that variant out.<\/p>\n More details on availability and regional pricing will be revealed soon. Microsoft says it also has plans for controller designs to match certain games and more Xbox Series X console wraps.<\/p>\n Catch up on all of the news from Summer Game Fest 2024 <\/em>right here<\/em><\/a>!<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n