One of the major differences between the Xbox Series S and the Xbox Series X, however, is the fact that the Series S doesn’t feature an internal disk drive. This means that it’s classified as ...

The Xbox Series S is cheaper than the larger Xbox Series X, but that saving comes at a cost. Not only is the console less powerful, it also lacks the ability to use discs. The digital-only model ...

The new Series X will also feature Wi-Fi 6E support, Bluetooth 5.2, and have a USB-C port on the front that was a glaring omission from the original Series X design. With no disc drive, the Series ...

Price. Losing the disc drive comes with a reduction in price as well. The white all-digital Xbox Series X retails for $448, which is about $50 cheaper than the standard, black Xbox Series X.You ...

The Xbox Series X is a great console and there's a lot to like about it, but some users may encounter disk drive issues that require troubleshooting.

This would be different from the Xbox Series S, which also doesn’t have a disc drive but is less powerful than the Xbox Series X – a fact that has been blamed for Baldur’s Gate 3 not yet ...

If you prefer to buy an Xbox Series X with a disc drive, you now also have the option of a special edition 2TB model in Galaxy Black. This new color is more than just your standard black, as it ...

The new $450 Xbox Series X is a big, white brick. It’s so brick-like that it doesn’t have any slot to put your last remaining game discs. But don’t think of this redesign like you would Sony ...

Microsoft's new console has a wide-range of support for backwards compatible titles, so you may want to know what discs work in an Xbox Series X before you go trying to jam any old thing in its drive.

Other than the disc drive being gone, the new white color, and the rumored lower price, the all-digital Xbox Series X isn’t changing much in any other perceivable ways. It’s mostly the same ...