Microsoft to Launch All-Digital White Series X This Summer

The new console variant, expected to be cheaper than the current model, aligns with Microsoft's digital gaming strategy.

Microsoft is set to release an all-digital white Xbox Series X this summer, featuring upgraded components including an improved heatsink, but no major hardware enhancements.
The new console variant will lack a disc drive, aligning with Microsoft's push towards an all-digital gaming ecosystem.
Expected to be priced between $50-$100 cheaper than the current Xbox Series X, this move might also prompt price cuts for existing models.
Leaks and rumors about the console have been circulating, following Microsoft's scrapped plans for a differently designed refresh codenamed 'Brooklin'.
The release aims to bolster Xbox's competitive position against the upcoming PlayStation 5 Pro, despite not planning a mid-generation refresh to directly compete.