Is Microsoft about to launch a low-cost Xbox gaming console?

According to Engadget , the gaming industry is abuzz with a new rumor that Microsoft is developing a white, disc-less version of the Xbox Series X, likely to be released soon.

According to leaked images published by Explorer and documents obtained by The Verge, the design of this new Xbox Series X version is almost identical to the current black version, the only difference being the absence of a physical disc drive. Additionally, the device's surface is finished in 'robot white' paint, similar to the white Xbox Series S console.

If this information is accurate, Microsoft may delay the launch of the upgraded Xbox Series X with a new design.

Leaked images reveal a cheaper version of the Xbox Series X.

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This isn't the first time rumors about a white, disc-less Xbox Series X have surfaced. Last month, Explorer also reported that Microsoft plans to launch this version sometime in June or July of this year at a price $50-$100 lower than the current Xbox Series X.

Previously, a major leak last year indicated that Microsoft was developing a disc-less Xbox Series X with a completely new cylindrical design, expected to launch in November 2024 for $500. This device, codenamed Brooklin, is rumored to possess many modern features such as Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, a USB-C port, a 6nm processor, power efficiency, and the use of more recycled materials.

However, Xbox director Phil Spencer has refuted some of the information in this leak. He stated that the information is based on the original plan and may have changed.

Microsoft's hints about a cheaper, disc-less Xbox Series X have sparked immense curiosity and excitement among gamers. Will this version actually be released? If so, what kind of experience will it offer? Let's wait for official information from Microsoft in the near future.

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